27 Outfits That Will Inspire You to Wear More Colour
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mariejedig/Style Notes: For a more subtle injection of colour, wear a knitted vest over a monochrome outfit.
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carmelharrison_Style Notes: A colourful buttoned up shirt looks amazing with denim shorts, and we particularly love the half tuck.
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michelleamo_Style Notes: These bright blue trousers are a jolly alternative to jeans, and look amazing with bright orange.
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Karo DallStyle Notes: A bright, zesty blazer always looks amazing over a white sun dress.
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fashionbelleeStyle Notes: A bright pink dress is our favourite way to add colour to your wardrobe in 2021.
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ThatgirlyusraStyle Notes: Add a pop of colour to a neutral outfit with a pair of brightly coloured trousers, like Yusra.
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nnennaechemStyle Notes: Pink and green should never be seen? This outfit shows that theory is total rubbish.
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naomielizee/Style Notes: If you're stuck for how to style colourful trousers, you can't go wrong with a white shirt.
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KaroDallStyle Notes: Just because you're in your pj's doesn't mean you can't play with colour. This pink Yolke silk set is as punchy as pj's get.
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NinasandbechStyle Notes: Bright pink is the colour of 2021, and we love how Nina wears it head to toe.
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MonikhStyle Notes: Perhaps the easiest way to wear colour is to opt for a jolly printed midi dress.
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HeartZeenaStyle Notes: Accessories are a great way to add colour, and these Arizona Love trekking Velcro sandals will liven up any outfit.
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LefevrediaryStyle Notes: Playsuits and co-ords are an easy way to dip your toes into wearing colour, as you don't have to think about what goes with what.
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OliviaandaliceStyle Notes: When it comes to wearing colour, sometimes it pays to mix up unexpected brights, such as this yellow, purple and blue combo. Now is a time to experiment.
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Emili SindlevStyle Notes: If block colours aren't your thing, layer up clashing prints, such as these paint-splattered jeans paired with a floral shirt.
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KaroDallStyle Notes: Pink and green can never be seen, except… We love how Karo styles her Who What Wear collection pink jumpsuit with the lime-green bag.
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Nicole OcranStyle Notes: Lime green is a trending hue, and this silky wrap dress shows that it can look classic too.
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Lucy WilliamsStyle Notes: Bright colours can be a great way to mix things up, and clashing prints take it up a notch. We love how Lucy has mixed florals with animal prints.
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thenxcvintageStyle Notes: Mix and match colourful tailored pieces, like this grassy green blazer paired with lime-green shorts.
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Sara BrownDesignStyle Notes: Make a point of fruit-bowl dressing by wearing printed shirts with zesty prints.
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SorayaBakhtiarStyle Notes: If you're a jeans-and–T-shirt kind of person, then the simplest way to inject some colour into your at-home outfits is to throw on a rainbow-coloured knit.
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Heart ZeenaStyle Notes: This is an outfit Harry Styles is a fan of. Wear a Peter Pan collared shirt over a bright knit.
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ASOS LotteStyle Notes: Opt for loungewear in cheery colours like this buttercup yellow.
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Erica DaviesStyle Notes: There really are no rules when it comes to wearing colours in 2021, as it's all about clashes, such as red shoes paired with bright-pink dresses.
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AlyssainthecityStyle Notes: Neons have been popular for several seasons, and this softer green shows that fluoro shades can be surprisingly approachable.
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MonikhStyle Notes: One great way to wear colour is to stick to neutrals, and add one bright colour with a statement item—such as this tangerine knit.
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HeartZeenaStyle Notes: When in doubt, stick to one colour head-to-toe.
