I Asked ChatGPT to Predict Fall/Winter 2024 Color Trends – Here’s What I Got

The results were.... interesting.

Curiosity got the best of me recently, so I turned to ChatGPT – yes, the free version – to see what it thought would be the color trends for Fall/Winter 2024. What came back was a mix of the expected, the surprising, and a few choices that had me raising an eyebrow. Let’s break down the predictions and see if this AI knows its fashion.

The Usual Suspects: Deep Earthy Tones

Credit: Runway Magazine Hermes Collection 2024/25

Let’s start with the obvious. ChatGPT predicted Chocolate Brown as one of the season's key colors. No shocker there –a shade that synonomus with fall and winter. Chocolate brown is one of those warm, comforting colors that works with just about anything.

But what truly surprised me was what didn't make the cut: Burgundy or Red Wine. I mean, how could this deep, rich red not be on the list? It’s a color that has been synonymous with fall for as long as I can remember. From cozy sweaters to statement coats, burgundy always shows up. Yet, ChatGPT apparently had other ideas. Hmm.

Credit: Runway Magazine Hermes Collection 2024/25

Jewel Tones: Unexpectedly Bold

Next up, things got a little more interesting with ChatGPT’s choice of Jewel Tones. It predicted colors like Sapphire Blue, Amethyst Purple, and Emerald Green. Now, I love a good jewel tone – they’re rich, vibrant, and always add a bit of drama. But, I have to say, I would have gone with Peridot over emerald green. The so-called "brat green"/olive green has been gaining serious traction lately, popping up in everything from street style looks to high-end fashion collections. It’s got that playful, youthful energy that feels very of-the-moment, whereas emerald, while beautiful, feels a bit more traditional.

Credit: Gucci Fall/Winter 2024/25

Bright Accents: Really?

This is where I had to pause. ChatGPT listed Vivid Red, Electric Blue, and Citrus Yellow as bright accent colors for the season. Now, I’m all for a pop of color, but these shades left me scratching my head. In my experience, accent colors are typically more versatile – think shades that blend effortlessly into a palette, like deep plums or soft golds. Accessories are where these accent colors usually shine, but I can’t say I’ve seen any evidence of these bold hues on the recent runways.

I mean, vivid red, electric blue, and citrus yellow are fun, but are they really the shades we’ll be reaching for when it comes to scarves, bags, and boots this winter? I’m not convinced.

The Muted and Pastel Shades: An Absolute Win

Now, here’s where ChatGPT totally got me. The call for Pastel and Muted Shades like Muted Lavender, Dusty Pink, and Powder Blue? Absolutely. These softer tones feel fresh and unexpected for fall and winter, adding a romantic twist to the season. I can see these shades playing out beautifully in cozy knits, delicate silks, and layered ensembles. They bring a softness that contrasts nicely with the darker, richer tones we’re used to seeing this time of year.

Credit: Chanel Fall/Winter 2024/25

Final Thoughts

While ChatGPT had some hits and misses, it’s fascinating to see how technology interprets trends and predicts the future of fashion. The prediction of chocolate brown and forest green was spot-on, but the absence of red wine left me wanting more. The jewel tones were a pleasant surprise, though I’m convinced Peridot should have made the cut. As for the bright accents? Let’s wait and see. For now, I’m leaning toward pastels and muted shades to keep me cozy and stylish through the fall and winter months.

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