Monochrome Monday: Lime Green

Lime green occupies a peculiar position in fashion. Unlike navy, beige or black, it rarely functions as a neutral and almost never disappears into an outfit. Designers tend to use it with intention: across a full silhouette, as the dominant note in a print, or as a single accessory designed to interrupt an otherwise understated look. This season, the shade has appeared across swimwear, tailoring, occasionwear and accessories, demonstrating a versatility that often gets overlooked in favour of its reputation for being difficult to wear.

This edit brings together pieces that approach lime green from different angles. Elie Saab and Noon by Noor incorporate it into ready-to-wear, while Tuba Ergin applies it to tailoring. Makhoul Swimwear embraces it in its most natural habitat, and Prada and Loewe show how the colour can be introduced through smaller details. Together, they illustrate the many ways designers continue to use one of fashion's most attention-grabbing shades.