Last night on And Just Like That, Carrie Bradshaw wore a mint green night coat trimmed in black. The silhouette was unmistakably her—but it was the color that lingered with me.
Fresh.
Elegant.
Slightly aloof.
Mint green has a way of stepping into a scene and cooling everything down—without ever fading into the background.
In our recent post, I showed our process for creating new pieces in our signature Glass Veil™ collections. Through tries and eliminations, I arrive where beauty lives.
Here’s the thing: mint isn’t just trending. It’s an aesthetic that’s quietly led by some of the world’s most influential brands:
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Adidas uses it in limited edition sneaker drops—a whisper of streetwear minimalism.
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Rolex introduced a mint dial in their Oyster Perpetual line—understated and unforgettable.
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Starbucks serves iced matcha in their signature clear cups—suddenly, mint becomes a daily luxury.
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BMW incorporates it into custom paint finishes for those in-the-know.
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Erdem softens couture silhouettes with mint tones—giving structure a breath of romanticism.
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Pantone has reintroduced mint in recent palette forecasts—a signal that its reign is cyclical but enduring.
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And of course, Carrie Bradshaw just brought it back into the fashion pop culture canon.
Even in my own work, mint appears subtly and deliberately: the tissue paper I wrap your Glass Veil™ orders in is a soft mint green—a quiet detail that carries the same intention as the silk itself. My favorite caftan is o mint green snake print with floral overlays.
I’ve come to think of mint as more than a color—it’s a cue. A code for clarity. A soft boundary. A refreshed perspective.
Bring Mint Into Your World:
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Sip: Add mint leaves to your water or matcha.
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Style: Drape a mint-accented Glass Veil™ over your glass to ritualize your drink.
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Scent: Keep crushed mint nearby when working or meditating—sharpens focus.
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Surround: Look for the small, soft mint tones in your day—on receipts, reflections, or tissue paper.
It’s a small thing—but so is every gentle return to yourself.
