Sporting an all pink everything ensemble would have once been an eyebrow raiser, but that’s not so much the case in today’s fashion world. It can be tricky to find the right hues of pink to pair up, and even trickier to pull it off without looking like Malibu Barbie. The secret is in the fabrics you choose and how much fabric is on your body, as to not go from street style to street sloppy.

In my look, I started with the key pieces- the most important. I paired a loose- fitting light pink satin trouser to for a delicate and classy feel, with an oversized bubblegum pink sweater. It’s so important when putting this look together that one or both pieces you choose be loose fitting, so you can keep it on the classy side. I wanted a laid back, casual feel that could be day-to-night versatile so I chose to have both pieces fit loosely.

The accessories is the easier part of this look. I love hats, and had this amazing Ros‚Äö√†√∂¬¨√Ü pink hat from Lack of Color- my new favorite hat company, and I feel it paired so well with this look. Then I added a blush pink pump, a mismatched earring set, and a glittery clutch with hints of pink and it was done. The accessories however, do not necessarily have to be pink, but should definitely flow with the same color pattern so that you can keep the look “put together”. For example, if you don’t have pink shoes (and trust me, I know how hard it can be to find that perfect pair), you can do a neutral shade such as a beige/nude, but then make sure your clutch and hat- should you choose one, be in the same scheme. If you want to be a little edgy, then go with black accessories.

Check out our similar picks below to recreate this look for yourself.

Buy This Chunky Pink Sweater From H&M Here.

Buy This Ruffle Sleeve Sweater From ASOS Here.

Get This Pink Off the Shoulder Sweater From H&M Here.

Get These High-Waisted Pink Trousers From 3.1 Phillip Lim Here.

Get These Golden Goose Fuchsia Pants Here.

Get These Antique Rose Satin Pants From H&M Here.

Get This Lack Of Color Lola Cap Here.

Get This Nick Fouquet Fedora Here.

Get This Pink Fedora From Lack Of Color Here.

Get These Fuchsia Heels From Raid Here.

Get These Pink Heels From Qupid Here.

Get These Pink Loafers From Gucci Here.

Get These Fuchsia Tasseled Earrings from H&M Here.

Get These Bauble Drop Earrings From Forever 21 Here.

Shop This Pink Glove Clutch From Perrin Paris Here.

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Layering is a method as old as time, but it’s been recently reinvented in a way not meant just for the winter months. Sometimes a dress can be too formal and jeans can be too casual. A trend we are continuing to see lately is the combination of both. This popular street style look is much more simple to pull off than one would think. There are various ways you can create this look to best mesh with your personal style and fit almost any occasion. In the cooler months, just choose a heavier fabric, and in the warmer months go with something light and flowy, like a chiffon or satin.

Start with your favorite pair of jeans. In my look, I used a pair of medium toned distressed boyfriend jeans and rolled up the hem just a bit. Almost any pair of jeans would work with this, I would just avoid the styles that are more on the baggy side. Obviously, if you are going for a more casual look, go for jeans that are distressed. If you need to be a bit more formal, then stick to a simple pair. For the main piece, choose a dress with a longer hemline, something that will hit the knees. I like to use a dress that has the option to open up in the front, almost as if it’s doubling up as a coat. With that said, a trench coat would also work for this look. Just throw on a cute camisole underneath so that you can leave the top of the dress open. Another great alternative that I have utilized is finding a dress that does not open, but having my seamstress put a slit in it, either in the front and up one leg to around where your belt loops would be, or all the way up each side, again to where the belt loops are.

Because it’s fall I went with an ankle bootie in blue that matched the blue on my dress, but since this outfit is multi-seasonal friendly, a strappy heel in the spring would look great with it as well. I like the idea of a statement shoe to really add a little extra “spark” to this look. So anything that’s a fun color, sparkly, or with hardware would work great. If you feel the look is not as figure flattering as you would like, some dress styles will allow you to add a belt around the waist as I did with my outfit.

Again, there are countless ways to pull this look off, and it’s super easy. I picked out a few of my favorites for you to re-create this, even with the option of the same dress in a different color…which is now on sale. Lucky you.

Get the Iman Rockstar dress from Racil here.

Get this Forever 21 Velvet Duster in various colors here.

Shop the ASOS Split Detail Shirt Dress with 2 color options here.

Get this Pink Chiffon Dress from H&M here.

Shop these BLANK NYC jeans here.

Shop these One Teaspoon Boyfriend Jeans here.

Get these Glitter Ankle boots here.

Get these Blue Faux Suede Boots here.

Shop these Metallic booties from Boohoo here.

Get these Pearl Detailed Boots from ASOS here.

Get this Wide Black Belt from Nordstrom here.

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Red is such a hot color this season, and when you pair it with other shades of red you are sure to have an eye-catching look. I spent a day roaming around in this effortless ensemble of a red coat and red over the knee patent boots, then broke it up with a wide black belt and black bag. Not only was this look very comfortable, it could be easily transitioned from day to night.

Wearing red does more than just grab attention, it goes much deeper than that. Red is a popular color that has ongoing studies in psychology. Women tend to wear red obviously when they want to be bold and make a statement, but many women wear red both consciously and subconsciously when they know they are going to be around a male they are trying to attract. It’s believed that red is the most passionate color on the spectrum, and is the color that is most associated with love, seduction, sexuality, but also often associated with anger and aggression.

Not sure what shade of red best fits you? Some reds are more flattering on some than others. Finding the correct tone for yourself is key here. Blondes and brunettes tend to be more striking in the bold “cherry” or “tomato” tones. Redheads best don the warmer, darker, more burgundy shades with purple undertones, avoiding shades that fall under the orange scale.

When wearing red as your “centerpiece” color, I feel it’s best to keep the rest of your pieces/accessories within the neutral tones. I.e. if you are not going to go red-on-red, keep the pieces outside of the main garment tan or black. In my particular outfit I found this beautiful wool-blend coat at H&M, the patent leather boots from Zara, and accessorized it with a wide black belt from Zara, and my “So Black” Birkin bag. I chose a slightly bronzy face and went red with the lips as well for double the impact. These are all timeless pieces that can easily be replicated and reused in various ways, with countless looks for years to come, something I feel is very important when choosing staple pieces for your wardrobe. If you want a more low key version of this look while keeping the chicness, then just reverse the color of the pieces and wear an all-black ensemble with a red belt, bag, and red lip. Below are our picks to recreate my look. Now, I want to see how YOU rock it. Tag us in your best “red on red” photo on Instagram!

Shop this red coat from ASOS here.

Shop this red coat from Boohoo here.

Shop the Halogen wide black belt here.

Shop this suede sash belt from ASOS here.

Shop these ALDO red over the knee boots here.

Shop Miss Selfridge Patent over the knee boots here.

Shop Topshop Red Crawler over the knee boots here.

Shop the BOYY Bobby black leather tote here.

Shop the Celine black sunglasses here.

Shop these Oliver Bonds black circle earrings here.

Shop these Whistles black semi-circle earrings here.

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Burgundy Strappy Sequin Bodycon Dress $45.00

Satin Lace Trim Strappy Bodycon Dress $38.00 ,Embellished Applique Detail PU Biker Jacket $115.00

When designing her party-appropriate pieces, Kourtney always had one request: “I would always say, ‘This needs to be shorter, shorter, shorter!” the petite 5-ft.-o-in. star said. “When I buy something I usually have to tailor it and shorten everything like four inches, but these dresses I didn’t have to do much at all.’ – Kourtney stated

Black Bandage Lace Up High Neck Bodycon Dress $68.00

Sequin Lace Trim Bodycon Dress $55.00 , Faux Fur Coat $115.00

Own the night in sultry satin pieces infused with intricate lace detailing. Go big for heavy metal with all over sequins as disco aesthetics and show some skin in barely there mini lengths and pieces featuring killer cut outs for the fashion brave only

Extreme Oversized Satin Shirt Dress $38.00, Hermione Silver Ornate Double Buckle Waist Belt $38.00

Another great thing about the Kourtney Kardashian X Pretty Little Thing line is that The price range varies between $12 and $115. The affordable collection was a conscious effort she made to reflect her interest in mixing high fashion and lower-priced pieces. “I love an expensive shoe, so I like mixing an expensive shoe with a more affordable dress,’ she said. “I think it’s all about wearing what you love and what makes you feel sexy.

Strappy PU Crop Top $18.00, Lace Eyelet Detail Skinny Trousers $60.00Embellished Applique Detail Oversized Blazer $68.00, Bronze Metallic Cycling Shorts $18.00

Xtreme Oversized Satin Wide Leg Jumpsuit $55.00, Patent PU Single Strap Stiletto Sandals $45.00

Floral Velvet Strappy Crop Top $12.00 , Black Floral Velvet Flared Trousers $38.00

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Looking for a stylish fall cover-up? Kimonos are the way to go. If you want to have a seemingly effortless look, invest in a silky printed robe. Many celebrities have been spotted wearing these wares and they couldn’t look more chic.

Inspired by traditional Japanese robes, contemporary kimonos have been given a fresh update‚Äö√Ñ√∂‚àö√ë‚àö√Üprints, fringe, varying lengths‚Äö√Ñ√∂‚àö√ë‚àö√Üand will give any outfit a cool girl feel. Kimonos are a very versatile piece of clothing and because of that, it’s so simple to wear them in different ways and displaying a diverse range of looks. So, if you’re looking to make a wardrobe update, you should consider wearing a kimono. If you think you can’t pull them off, think again. Kimonos can be worn with anything such as crop jeans and heels, layered over a mini-dress or paired with monochromatic pantsuit.

Checkout the serious celeb style inspo below!

Katie Holmes:

Chrysanthemum & Crane $29.50, available at Amazon

Emliy Rata

ROLLA’S Lily Dress $105.00, available at Revolve

Hailey Baldwin:

Maples Wrap Coat $3,400.00, available at Zimmerman

Margo Robbie:

Contemporary Satin Kimono $22.90, available at Forever 21

Kelly Rowland:

Queenie Dunaway Printed Silk Robe $360.00, available at Nieman Marcus

Teresa Palmer:

Rylie Long Box Jacket $2,650.00, available at Moda Operandi

Chrissy Teigan:

Stripe Sleeve Kimono Jacket $86.00, available at Missguided