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Black

Rhysand, Chapter 26: "He was exactly as I remembered him, with his fine, rich clothing cloaked in tendrils of night: an ebony tunic brocaded with gold and silver, dark pants, and black boots that went to his knees.

Rhysand, Chapter 37: "“Ah,” he said, adjusting the lapel of his obsidian tunic."

Blue

Rando child of the blessed, Chapter 3: "Nesta opened her mouth again, but I stepped between them and ran an eye along the girl’s pale blue robes, the silver jewelry on her, the utter cleanness of her skin."

Feyre, Chapter 6: "…I didn’t complain when I donned the white shirt, nor when I buttoned the dark blue tunic and ran my hands over the scratchy, golden thread embroidered on the lapels." See also Chapter 22: "I opened the drawers of the vanity, searching for a scarf or something to cover the bruise peeking over the collar of my blue tunic…"

Technically this counts because I say so - Tamlin, Chapter 21: "His bare chest was painted with whorls of dark blue woad, and from the smudges in the paint, I knew exactly where he’d been touched."

Feyre, Chapter 22: "It’s just a dress,” I said, lifting my arms again as she brought over the gossamer turquoise overgown."

Feyre, Chapter 25: "[Alis] stripped off my paint-splattered clothes and insisted I change into a flowing, cornflower-blue chiffon gown. She left my hair unbound but wove a garland of pink, white, and blue wildflowers around the crown of my head."

I'm also counting these: Feyre, Chapter 38: "The ink—which, in the light, was actually a blue so dark it appeared black—and those were bleak enough even without knowing I’d sold myself to Rhysand. I couldn’t look at the eye on my palm. I had an absurd, creeping feeling that it watched me." Feyre, Chapter 39: "But from the neck down, I was a heathen god’s plaything. They had continued the pattern of the tattoo on my arm, and once the blue-black paint had dried…"

Tarquin, Chapter 45: "The brown-skinned one on the left wore a tunic of blue and green, and atop his white-blond head was a garland of roses—the High Lord of the Summer Court." (see also: green)

Brass

Alis, Chapter 6: "A rotund brown-haired woman in a simple brass bird mask…"

Brown

Alis, Chapter 6: "[Alis'] white apron was crisp above her homespun brown dress—a servant." See also Chapter 32: "She gaped at me, a hand on her heart, her usual brown dress torn and dirty, her apron gone entirely."

Feyre, Chapter 6: "She held up a few scraps of brown. “Here’s what’s left of your pants.”

Gold

Tamlin, Chapter 6: "His nose, cheeks, and brows were covered by an exquisite golden mask embedded with emeralds shaped like whorls of leaves."

Feyre, Chapter 22: “Don’t know if I should be pleased or worried,” Alis said the next night as she slid the golden underdress over my upraised arms, then tugged it down."

Amarantha, Chapter 34: "I stared at Amarantha’s glittering golden gown rather than meet her eyes."

See Helion reference under white.

See Thesan reference under red.

Green

Tamlin, Chapter 6: "Unlike the elegance of his mask, the dark green tunic he wore was rather plain, accented only with a leather baldric across his broad chest." See also: Tamlin, Chapter 17: "Blood that now soaked into Tamlin’s green tunic in deep, shining splotches." Tamlin, Chapter 25: "I was aware of every inch where we touched, of the hard muscles beneath his green tunic."

Lucien, Chapter 35: "I jolted a step as the Attor yanked Lucien forward by the collar of his green tunic."

See Tarquin reference under blue.

Orange

Feyre, Chapter 39: "I had finished being painted and dressed—my gossamer gown a shade of blood orange that night…"

Pink

Feyre, Chapter 28: "The dress was made up of layers of pale pink silk, accented with white and blue lace."

Feyre, Chapter 42: "Tonight my gossamer gown was a shade of sunset pink, the color too bright and feminine against the whorls of paint on my skin."

Purple

Feyre, Chapter 7: "I refused Alis’s offer and dressed myself in another exquisite tunic—this one of purple so deep it could have been black."

Nesta, Chapter 30: "She wore a simple, pale lavender muslin gown..."

Amarantha, Chapter 39: "[Amarantha] wore a rich gown of lavender and orchid-purple—surprisingly modest."

Red

Amarantha, Chapter 35: "Amarantha wore a gown of rubies, drawing attention to her red-gold hair and to her lips…"

Amarantha, Chapter 43: "Two trials lie behind you,” Amarantha said, picking at a fleck of dust on her blood-red gown."

Thesan, Chapter 45: "He glowed brightest of them all, and from his gold-and-ruby raiment, I knew him to be High Lord of the Dawn Court." (see also: gold)

Silver/Gray

See Kallias reference under white.

Feyre, Chapter 6: "Alis returned—a bundle of clothing in her hands. She lifted a sodden grayish shirt."

Lucien, Chapter 6: "…another High Fae: red-haired and finely dressed in a tunic of muted silver."

White

Feyre, Chapter 6: "I took one look at the velvet turquoise dress Alis had placed on the bed and wrapped my white dressing gown tightly around me..."

Tamlin, Chapter 9: "Indeed, his usual tunic was off, the baldric gone, and the sleeves of his white shirt had been rolled up to the elbows to reveal tanned forearms corded with muscle."

Lucien, Chapter 13: "It was there he sat, wearing only a white shirt and trousers, his red hair unbound and gleaming like liquid fire."

Feyre, Chapter 18: "And even though I wore my ivory underthings, that gaze alone stripped me bare."

Feyre, Chapter 28: "Alis placed a short, lightweight jacket of white linen on me, and atop my head she angled an absurd little ivory hat, clearly for decoration." See also, right after the previous passage: "I shifted, already aching in the little white pumps into which Alis had stuffed my poor feet."

Amarantha, Chapter 36: "I took a few running steps and hurled the bone at her with all my remaining strength. It embedded itself in the mud at her feet, splattering filth onto her white gown, and remained there, quivering."

Feyre, Chapter 39: "...once the blue-black paint had dried, they placed on me a gauzy white dress."

Kallias, Chapter 45: "[Tarquin's] pale-skinned companion, clad in colors of white and gray, possessed a crown of shimmering ice. The High Lord of the Winter Court."