THE SHADE OF THE SUMMER: DILL GREEN

While a food-meets-fashion trend isn't a new idea – think butter yellow, orange and mocha mousse – right now it's all about dill green. Pinterest has spoken, declaring the herby hue to be a key shade of the summer in its 2025 Pinterest Palette trend guide, and we couldn't agree more. We've spotted an increase in searches for green pieces at ASOS HQ, from dark green denim to wedding-guest dresses in soft summer greens and, of course, dill green. It's only right that we serve you our very best picks, all in one place. Scroll for your fix.

Wedding season is upon us, so you're probably on the huntfor the perfect wedding-guest dress to attend in. Look no further. The rich shade offers a welcome respite to your typical summer-wedding palette (pastels, you can take a breather), and makes a statement without pulling focus from the bride. Whether you opt for a silky slip dress or something with light chiffon, lean into the boho vibe dill green brings and pair your dress with free-flowing hair, resin jewellery and strappy heels.

This co-ord from ASOS DESIGN works for sunny plans and sunnier holidays thanks to its crochet design and floral appliqué. But if you prefer something a little more structured, Topshop would like a word – summer suiting takes on a whole other level when dill green is involved.

Going head-to-toe tonal might not be your go-to, and for that, we give you accessories. Bags are perfect for dipping your toe into something new – not only do they provide a colour-pop focal point, but they tend to outlast trends so you can be confident in knowing that you'll be wearing your bag for seasons ahead. Topshop and River Island have got the summer bag game down: cute and compact with a dimensional silhouette. We'll take them both. 

Summer denim is better in dopamine-inducing shades. While our usual washes of indigo stay at the top of our rotation, dill green deserves a place too. It's an easy way to add intrigue to your casual looks, so choose denim shorts and mini skirts for your next coffee run, weekend plan or for festival season.