Beyoncé and Zendaya, two of the most stylish celebrities, wore the same color trend on the same day this past weekend, and we think we're on to something. On Instagram, Beyoncé posted a photo wearing a Mara Hoffman minidress, and at the premiere for Space Jam, Zendaya wore a Moschino matching top-and-shorts set. Both outfits represented a major color trend right now: saturated hues.
The saturated color trend (which we covered in depth earlier this year) is quite representative of 2021. People are going out in the world again and reuniting with each other, and they want to represent their joy in doing so with what they wear. Bright, bold colors are an excellent way to do that, especially when worn together, as both Beyoncé and Zendaya did with their outfits.
If you're as into the trend as we are, read on to shop saturated pieces for your own reemergence wardrobe.
On Beyoncé: Mara Hoffman Laura Dress ($495); Fendi bag; Gianvito Rossi Skye Sandals ($775); Jacquemus Geometric Drop Earrings ($457)
On Zendaya: Moschino top and shorts; Christian Louboutin So Kate Pumps ($745); Bulgari jewelry
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