Colour trend in autumn: This 30-euro dress from C&A is a must-have

Are you curious about the new fall fashion? I’ve already had a look at what trends await us in the new season. And I’m particularly fond of the new colors.

I found a color trend directly at C&A and discovered a beautiful dress* in trendy burgundy red. The elegant color is already being touted as THE trend color for fall 2024.

Burgundy is trending in fall 2024

Autumnal colors, such as red or olive green, are always in the spotlight every autumn. But if you look at the catwalks, it is mainly burgundy red that fashion professionals can’t seem to get enough of. A color that really flatters many skin types.

A dress in a trendy wine red color is currently available at C&A. You can style it casually, but it can also be worn for elegant occasions. An absolute all-rounder!

You can shop the trendy dress here at C&A.*

The dress is currently available in all sizes (from 34 to 48 at C&A). I ​​also really like the integrated tie belt, which also creates a great figure.

How to style burgundy

As long as it’s still warm in summer, you can easily style a dark red dress with sandals or sneakers. In autumn, you’ll need a few more combination partners. An olive green trench coat jacket, for example, is perfect for the transition period.

The color combination of red and green really makes you want to go for your first autumn walk. Boots or ballerina shoes go well with it (animal print is also on trend). And finally, add a gold chain and the stylish look is complete!

More great shopping highlights can be found here:

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Shopping is fun, but none of us want to make bad purchases. So let our recommendations and tips inspire you to create your own style. Shop consciously and, if in doubt, spend a night thinking about whether you really need the item. This is the only way to be truly happy with your wardrobe – and it’s more sustainable, too.

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