Eva Longoria proved she was ahead of the curve when she took to the red carpet in December looking every inch a starlet wearing an old Hollywood style peach gown
Global colour authority Pantone designated ‘Peach Fuzz’ as the colour of the year 2024.
This soft, velvety pinkish-orange hue is described as gentle, comforting and subtly sensual so it’s no surprise it’s permeating all aspects of our lives from pop culture moments on the red carpet to our living rooms.
Eva Longoria stole the show in her Stella McCartney cut-out gown. it had a vintage feel but also an air of modernity, which is everything we want to see and more!
Eva Longoria
Peach was aplenty at the BAFTA red carpet with Emma Stone leading the charge in a stunning peach Louis Vuitton number.
Men are also getting in on the action and incorporating the Peach Fuzz trend with subtle flair as demonstrated by Timothée Chalamet who posted to Instagram a laidback, easy trousers look in this tone styled with a plain white T-shirt and grey trainers.
Timothee Chalamet
Peach is an excellent choice for home decor too and infuses a space with a soothing vibe, adding personality without overwhelming other elements in the room.
It’s versatile and acts as a great base to effortlessly blend vintage charm with a modern touch.
Peach is a warm colour for your home
Peach is proving to be more than just a passing trend. Whether gracing the red carpet or adorning our home interiors, it evokes a sense of warmth and sophistication that never goes out of style in my opinion.
Pretty in peach
So why not embrace the sweet sensation of peach in your own life. There’s never been a better time.