Hey hey! You’ve seen it. That soft, sorbet-like shade of yellow showing up on your IG feed, in your group chat's latest Zara haul, and on that girl sipping an oat milk latte with a butter yellow mani that low-key stole the show. Yeah—butter yellow is having a major moment.

But why this shade? And how do you wear it without looking like a walking pastel cupcake?

We’re breaking down why butter yellow is everywhere—and how to rock it from brunch fits to beach getaways. Spoiler: it’s flattering, versatile, and way chicer than you think.  Today’s Newsletter is brought to you by BCI Bathrooms. Upgrading a bathroom can be as easy as elevating your wardrobe! BCI Bathroom is dishing out $1000 OFF to help make your bathroom dreams come true! Get your FREE quote today, not strings attached! 👇 Now let’s get into the glow. XO, Frances @galoffduty

FASHION

Butter Yellow Is That Girl Right Now

If you’ve been seeing soft, sorbet-like yellows pop up everywhere lately—from runways to resort wear to that dreamy manicure at the café—you’re not imagining things. Butter yellow is the color of Summer 2025. But why this shade, and how do you actually wear it? Let’s break it down.

What Is Butter Yellow? It’s not neon, and it’s definitely not mustard. Butter yellow is that soft, dreamy hue somewhere between pastel and sun-kissed warmth. Think the color of whipped lemon frosting, pale mimosa petals, or a vintage Vespa cruising the Italian coast. ⸻ Why It’s Trending: • It’s mood-boosting without being overpowering. • It works on a wide range of skin tones. • It pairs beautifully with neutrals and brights alike—making it surprisingly versatile. • Designers like Jacquemus, Ferragamo, and Tove leaned hard into the shade this season. Fashion is craving softness, and butter yellow delivers that quiet luxury energy without being beige. ⸻ How to Wear It: Here are some easy, chic ways to work it into your wardrobe: • Full monochrome: Head-to-toe butter yellow linen set or flowy dress for that soft, elegant impact. • Just a pop: Think a raffia bag with butter-yellow leather trim, a sandal, or even sunglasses. • With neutrals: Pair with cream, taupe, or white for a dreamy, tonal palette. • With contrast: It sings against faded denim, sky blue, or olive green.

⸻ Styling Tip: Worried it’ll wash you out? Choose richer fabrics (like satin or cotton poplin) or wear it away from the face (like a skirt, pants, or shoes). Or, add a lip tint or gold jewelry to warm things up. ⸻ Travel Bonus: It photographs beautifully. Picture butter yellow at golden hour in Formentera or draped over a café chair in Ibiza… yeah, it’s that girl. DM me with your dets — I’d love to hear what felt right for you. Frances @galoffduty

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