“Toothpaste color” is the fresh, minty trend taking over Spring 2026
- Apr 6
- 1 min read
the newest color trend in fashion is what they call “toothpaste color” — a mix of mint green and icy blue tones that feel fresh, clean, and slightly glossy, like toothpaste.

It’s described as:
Refreshing, cool, and playful
A shift away from previous food-inspired colors like pistachio, butter yellow, or tomato red
A tone that feels modern, feminine, and slightly surreal
Where it’s coming from
Designers and celebrities are already embracing it:
Actress Sarah Pidgeon described her look as “like toothpaste… but super chic”
Artists like Dua Lipa wore mint-toned outfits with matching accessories
Brands like Chanel, Dior, and Simone Rocha used mint, jade, and icy blue across collections
How the trend is evolving
This isn’t just one shade — it’s a whole palette:
Mint green
Frosty light blue
Jade and botanical greens
Together, they create a “cool organic” color movement for 2026
Why it works
It’s universally flattering on different skin tones
Feels fresh and clean without being boring
Adds a light, airy contrast to heavier or neutral outfits
Designers say it brings playfulness and softness without being overly sweet
How to wear it
The article suggests:
Use it as a pop of color (like shoes, bags, or lingerie straps)
Pair it with neutrals (grey, brown, beige)
Or go bold with a full monochrome mint look
The vibe
This trend reflects a bigger shift:
Moving away from the “clean girl” minimal aesthetic
Back toward fantasy, storytelling, and expressive fashion





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