How Women Are Actually Styling Spring's #1 Color Trend
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Ground the airy pastel tones with a bold primary color. Despite mixing so many different colors here, her bold red coat ties the look together.
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Try out a patterned skirt with a solid-colored sweater for a simple combination that works every time.
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Suiting separates are a perfect way to test out color-blocking—you'll always look polished.
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If you want to try out any boldly colored piece right now, it has to be a statement coat.
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We saw colored tights all over this past New York Fashion Week, so it's safe to say that this will be our go-to way to add a strong dose of color into our outfits while the weather still warrants it.
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Monochrome is best done in varying shades of the same color. Pro tip: Playing with textures adds cool interest to the look.
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Colored stripes make for an incredibly sleek take on pastel color-blocking.
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Rainbow-striped sweaters are such a fun and playful way to try out mixing multiple colors at once. Plus, the sweater is basically begging you to wear it with all your vintage denim.
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Pastel pink and kelly green are the unexpected color combo you might need to try.
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While everyone else you know will inevitably try out a pastel top, if anything, go the less common route with a pair of pastel-colored pants. The look is a touch more unexpected, which makes it that much cooler.
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Add in fresh accent pieces like metallics and pearls.