Color blocking is possibly one of the most exciting trends that refuse to retire. The secret behind winning color block outfits is wearing a few solid, preferably bright colors in one look. For the most impactful effect, you want to pair colors that are opposite on the color wheel. This way, you’ll achieve daring complementary hued combinations. It’s believed that initially fashionistas initially got inspired by the artwork of the infamous Dutch painter Piet Mondrian. Below you can find many examples of how to nail the color block trend. Scroll down and pin your favorite looks to use as style inspo.

Flare pants are one of the most exciting pieces you could incorporate in your wardrobe. You could achieve numerious different looks with flare pants. Depending on the style, you can create fun ’70s hippie outfits or sophisticated work-approved looks. Flares are insanely versatile and can elevate any outfit. The split hems can take otherwise simple, looks with classic leg-shape pants to a whole new level. Don’t believe us? Check out these chic outfits that show you how to wear flare pants in different ways and nail a blogger-approved look.

There’s no vacation in sight, but a girl can dream, right? Or you might be eagerly preparing for a trip on your calendar. Either way, you’ll need cute beach sandals to complete your vacay style. Whether you’re going on a tropical vacation or visiting another of your bucket-list destinations, choosing the right pair of sandals is essential for your travel wardrobe. Above everything, you want your feet to feel cool and comfortable. Check out these insanely pretty beach sandal styles to get your inspiration for chic vacay outfits going.

Emerald green is a captivating rich shade of green that consists of bright blue and green tones. Like all greens, it’s a combination you can achieve by mixing yellow and blue paint. While there’s no exact ratio of how much to use of each color, true emerald green has a bit stronger blue accent. As a rule of thumb, the more you add, the darker the tone will become. Emerald green is anything but a regular color. It has an interesting history and great power to enrich one’s look. If you’re interested to play with emerald green makeup, emerald green hair or simply incorporate this tone into your outfits or home decor, keep reading to find out more about the emerald green color code.

Brown is a surprisingly underrated color. Some even consider it an ugly one. But they probably haven’t seen all the rich chocolate, chestnut and tan tones we’ve been noticing on our favorite street style icons. While black is the ultimate classic that pairs well with just about anything, brown is insanely versatile as well. Plus it offers a fresh way to wear neutrals. Let’s face it – black sometimes looks so predictable. Brown, on the other hand, can warm up and update your look. Plus, you can wear it all year round by pairing it with a color palette that fits the current weather and your mood. Want to find out all the colors that go with brown? Scroll down and learn how to pair brown beautifully with other shades.

Almost everyone has heard the old adage, “dress for the job you want, not the job you have,” but few people take it as seriously as they should. Numerous studies have shown that dressing for success on the job can have significant positive outcomes, both professionally and personally. Here to offer their insight into the subject is the owner of Marie Robinson Salon in New York City, Abell Oujaddou. Thus, there is no one better to offer advice on why dressing for the job you want and looking the part matters.

The cozy weather is slowly coming to an end. More sun, however, doesn’t mean that you’d be willing to give up on your comfort. Spring is still a time when you can wear lighter knitwear, chic coats, and fabulous booties. If you need more inspo on how to transition to the warm season in style, check out these spring casual outfits we’ve gathered for you.

People are continuously examining your behavior and developing perceptions about your personality, competency and commitment. The less professional you dress, the more incompetent people will think you are in a professional environment. So, it is always important to dress your best in a professional environment to achieve business success. Success starts with you and your confidence, and how you dress easily shapes your confidence. Because of this, a strong understanding of professional dress is needed.

Mint green is one of the unexpected colors that took over the world of fashion and beauty. While this pastel shade of green is absolutely gorgeous, there’s a little problem with it – most people are not sure what colors to wear with mint green. This shade wasn’t popular until last year, so it’s okay if you lack inspiration on how to pair it with other colors. We are here to give you plenty of outfit ideas and help you discover colors that go with mint green. It’s a versatile shade that could be matched with a range of other colors. Flip through this article to find out creative ways to pair your minty garments with pieces in other shades.

“The early 2000s was such a fun and iconic era for fashion,” Paris Hilton embraced her favorite era in a Twitter post. “People didn’t have stylists and actually had personal style. Now everyone kinda looks the same!”

She has a point. Although guilty for making us wear extremely low-waisted jeans that would show off our bum every time we sit, the former reality star is undeniably right.

The 2000s had no fashion bloggers to influence our style. Yet, we were bold enough to experiment with wild colors, prints, and styles. To be honest, it didn’t always look pretty, but at least we had fun! On the other hand, Y2K served some iconic looks that we secretly wish would go back in style again. Good news: In the past few years, a subtle comeback of some Y2K trends finally happened. From velvet tracksuits to tube tops, our obsession with the 2000s took over our wardrobes. We are not exaggerating. Pinterest claimed one of the most popular searches for 2020 is “Y2K outfits.” If you are a fan of the 2000s fashion aesthetic, you are in the right place to discover all the cool ways you can wear Y2K outfits in 2020.