Who Else Is on a "Sad Beige" Strike? These Colorful Outfits Are in My Rotation
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@aimeesongThis is a perfect example of a colorful outfit that reads like more of a neutral outfit due to the muted blue and green tones. I absolutely love this look because it's interesting while not commanding too much attention, which sometimes colorful outfits can do.
The brown loafers and white hat also tone down the color and give it that understated feel.
This looks super structured, which is so hard to find in sweaters.
You might as well invest in a belt that'll last you forever.
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@lucyraemcfadinThis is the outfit combo I run to when I don't want to put too much thought into what I'm wearing. Start with a simple base, like jeans and a white top, then grab anything bright and throw it on. That sounds too simple to actually work, but it does. The beauty in this outfit formula is you can create so many different outfit combinations simply by rotating your "finishing pieces."
Yellow is a color I think too many people overlook. It goes so well with other colors.
This green puffer will add instant excitement to an otherwise simple outfit.
Nothing like a bright beanie to add some life to your outfit!
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@lucywilliams02I must say the "brown + bright color" trend is one of my favorites this season for a couple of reasons. One, brown is such an underrated color, and I love that it's having a moment and people are appreciating its potential. Second, brown highlights the bright color even more and makes for great contrast.
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@meccajwMecca is a master class in proportion and color. Take notes, folks.
Pair this chunky knit with a bright pleated skirt.
Can't you picture this with a long brown skirt? Gorge.
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@telshaandersonIf you own a pair of exuberant pants, you already know that it's a getting-dressed hack. All you have to do is add a simple tee, and you're done. Experiment with pattern clashing to unlock your inner creative.
Dress these pants up with a sharp blazer, or dress them down with a baggy shirt and sneaks.
The color melts across the shirt. I'm so curious how they accomplished this.
If you love pattern clashing like me, this is a fun one to add to your roster.
Simple enough to go with everything while keeping it sad beige–free.