If You Want to Look On-Trend, These Are the "It" Color Combos to Try

As someone who used to be very anti-color (RIP to my grungey 2014 Tumblr days), studying runways has been the easiest way to learn how to incorporate color into my wardrobe. It can be tricky to figure out which saturated pairings make sense, but safe to say when designers like Prada or Gucci place a bet on a combo, it's bound to start trending in no time. In fact, Eliza Huber, who was once our most color-averse editor, recently opted for a lime-green Prada bag, and it's been her most complimented and worn bag since. Now, she doesn't shy away from a saturated look.

Before you let the mention of these colors intimidate you, remember that no matter if you opt for a small pop of color or decide to have one shade act as the focal point of your outfit, the choice of what you do is yours. Either way, it'll look fantastic. Keep scrolling to see the innovative color combinations you'll want to work into your wardrobe now. Then shop a few new pieces while you're at it. Even if your style is minimal, the runway looks below might convince you to add a new color or two to your 2023 wardrobe.

It seems like Prada can make anything cool—even a color combo I've always thought was best saved for festive or holiday occasions.

Can you think of a better pairing for spring? For those still reluctant to try brighter shades, these pale hues aren't too big of a step from neutrals. 

An ultra-bright color like grass green may seem like an impossible styling feat, but it just so happens to look gorgeous against a mocha brown. 

It's not too early to start planning your vacation wardrobe, and these colors seem like they would look beautiful against a beachy backdrop. 

Siren red seems to be the standout color of 2023, so there's no surprise it's in this roundup twice. If the lime green pairing is too bright for your taste, contrast the striking red with a deep chocolate brown. 

Gucci's latest collection offered several minimal looks, but in true Gucci fashion, a few colorful standout looks were mixed in there. While this fuzzy Kelly green sweater already adds a big splash of color, just look at how well that orange bag pops on top!

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