Daylight savings time is behind us, and I'm ready to wear color—this year more than ever. The mood these days is optimism for the year ahead, and spring's biggest, most cheerful color trend certainly reflects that. If you've read any ofBest Knockoff Luxury Clothing 's spring trend stories as of late, you probably guessed that that color trend is pink, specifically, bubblegum pink.
I believe that the biggest color trends during any given season are the ones that look good on everyone, and I'm also a firm believer that pink looks good on everyone. There are plenty of examples of this on Instagram right now (some of which I shared below), and almost everyone is wearing that medium pink that so many clothes and accessories come in this season.
To find out more about why pink is such a flattering color, I consulted Leatrice Eiseman, executive director of the Pantone Color Institute. She told me, "Pink is a universally flattering color as it has always been associated with a 'rosy glow,' the color of good health, no matter what the skin tone, from the lightest to the deepest." Additionally, Eiseman broke down exactly which shades of pink look best on cool, warm, and neutral (i.e., neither cool nor warm) skin tones. Scroll to shop the specific tones and see how stylish women are incorporating pink into their wardrobes this season.
If you want to get many compliments, wear a pretty pink dress such as this.
Wearing a pink skirt with New Balance sneakers makes for a very forward look this season.
Think outside the box and wear bubblegum pink with other vibrant spring colors.
A pink sweatsuit makes comfort look so good, and is perfect for relaxed spring days.
Not only does pink look good on everyone, but it also goes with every color.
Now that I've seen this, I plan on wearing a pink top with cream jeans and boots very soon.
This pale pink Miu Miu outfit hits on another spring trend as well: '60s mod vibes.
Shop the Best Pink Pieces for Your Skin Tone
"For the cooler skin tones, a slightly bluish pink, like Pantone's Prism Pink."—Leatrice Eiseman
Shop Bluish Pink Pieces
"For warmer skin tones, a slightly peachy pink like Pantone's Geranium Pink."
Shop Peachy-Pink Pieces
"For skin tones that seem to have a balance of cool and warm (and are sometimes difficult to categorize as either cool or warm), a neutral pink like Pantone's Tickled Pink."
Shop Neutral Pink Pieces
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