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Red and Turquoise Outfits to Try This Fall

Red and Turquoise Outfits to Try This Fall

A red and turquoise outfit starts with one piece of each, like a red leather Gucci Jackie Slim bag next to a turquoise Roxanne Assoulin necklace. I built four outfits from red knits, a red coat and a red dress with turquoise pieces.

Light Blue and Cream Outfits to Try This Fall

Light Blue and Cream Outfits to Try This Fall

Light blue and cream is a soft pairing that feels right for the first cool weeks of fall. These five outfits mix pale cashmere, cord and denim with ivory coats, ecru knits and tan suede. Keep the blue dusty and the cream warm.

Red and Silver Combination Outfits: 4 Looks to Try This Fall

Red and Silver Combination Outfits: 4 Looks to Try This Fall

A red and silver combination outfit is easier to wear than it sounds: start with one red piece and one silver piece. I walk through a red knit with a silver skirt, a silver puffer over red, a red dress with silver shoes, and silver trousers with a red jacket.

Light Blue and Chocolate Brown Outfits to Try This Fall

Light Blue and Chocolate Brown Outfits to Try This Fall

Light blue and chocolate brown is the fall pairing that makes a plain shirt look intentional. These five outfits mix pale cashmere and merino with brown suede, velour and leather. Keep the blue crisp and the brown deep.

Red and Gray Outfits to Try This Fall

Red and Gray Outfits to Try This Fall

Red and gray is what you wear when black feels too obvious. These five outfits pair red knits, flats and bags with gray wool, flannel and cashmere. Let the red be the one loud thing and keep the gray quiet.

Grey Outfits With Gold Jewelry: A Color Pairing Guide

Grey Outfits With Gold Jewelry: A Color Pairing Guide

Grey and gold gives cool dressing a warm point of light, while gray and gold can move from soft knits to sharp tailoring. For gray outfits with gold jewelry, pick the finish by the depth of the fabric and keep the metal in proportion to its texture.

Red and Cobalt Outfits: Clothes and Accessories That Bridge Them

Red and Cobalt Outfits: Clothes and Accessories That Bridge Them

Red and cobalt together used to look like a mistake. Right now it is the sharpest colour pairing going. Here is each half, plus the accessories that bridge them.

Green Outfits With Silver Jewelry: A Color Pairing Guide

Green Outfits With Silver Jewelry: A Color Pairing Guide

Green and silver gives green outfits with silver jewelry a crisp point of contrast, from a small earring to a sculptural cuff. For emerald green and silver, choose a brighter polish; softer greens often look better with a quieter, antiqued finish.

Purple Outfits With Gold Jewelry: A Color Pairing Guide

Purple Outfits With Gold Jewelry: A Color Pairing Guide

Purple and gold bring a jewel-like contrast to clothes, especially when the metal sits near the face or wrist. A purple and gold dress does not need much jewelry; one warm detail can make the color feel richer without making the outfit feel formal.

Plum and Mustard Outfits: Four Looks to Try This Fall

Plum and Mustard Outfits: Four Looks to Try This Fall

Mustard and plum sit across from each other on the color wheel, so each one makes the other look richer. These four outfits pair mustard knits, a charmeuse skirt, a wool jacket and a silk shirt with plum satin, corduroy and lace. Gold jewelry ties the two together.

Plum and Cream Outfits to Try This Fall

Plum and Cream Outfits to Try This Fall

Plum and cream is a pairing with a lot of drama and very little effort. These five outfits mix burgundy and plum velvet, cashmere and wool with ivory satin, cord and shearling. Keep the plum deep and the cream warm.

Emerald Green Outfits With Gold Jewelry: A Color Pairing Guide

Emerald Green Outfits With Gold Jewelry: A Color Pairing Guide

A green and gold dress pairs the depth of emerald with the warmth of a bright metal at the ear or wrist. The emerald green and gold combination works best when the jewelry has room to catch light and the rest of the outfit stays grounded.

Pink Outfits With Silver Jewelry: A Color Pairing Guide

Pink Outfits With Silver Jewelry: A Color Pairing Guide

Pink and silver gives soft color a cool, bright edge, with the right finish depending on whether the clothes are blush or bubblegum. These pink outfits with silver jewelry use one clear glint to keep the pairing grown-up and easy to wear.

Pink Outfits With Gold Jewelry: A Color Pairing Guide

Pink Outfits With Gold Jewelry: A Color Pairing Guide

Pink and gold make a warm, light-catching pairing, from pale rose knits to a bright evening dress. A pink and gold dress is easiest to wear when you choose one jewelry focal point and let the fabric keep its softness.

Cream Outfits With Gold Jewelry: A Color Pairing Guide

Cream Outfits With Gold Jewelry: A Color Pairing Guide

A cream and gold dress makes the warmth of both materials feel intentional, from a fine chain to a confident hoop. For cream outfits with gold jewelry, choose a polished finish for silk and lace or a brushed surface for wool and suede.

Pink and Light Blue Outfits to Try This Fall

Pink and Light Blue Outfits to Try This Fall

Pink and light blue is the soft pastel pairing that looks right in fall when you add a heavy texture. These five outfits mix pale pink wool, satin and denim with sky blue cashmere and cream shearling. Keep both colors dusty and let one lead.

Pink and Camel Outfits to Try This Fall

Pink and Camel Outfits to Try This Fall

Pink and camel are the softest pairing on this list, a warm neutral that makes pink look polished instead of sweet. These four looks pair a pink cashmere cardigan with camel trousers, a camel draped top with a feather-trimmed pink mini, and a camel felt jacket over a pink knit vest. Start with one piece of each and work up from there.

Burgundy Outfits With Gold Jewelry: A Color Pairing Guide

Burgundy Outfits With Gold Jewelry: A Color Pairing Guide

Burgundy and gold brings warmth to a dark red outfit without requiring a full set of matching jewelry. For burgundy outfits with gold jewelry, the metal can make burgundy feel rich while the fabric keeps its depth.

Pink and Brown Outfits to Try This Fall

Pink and Brown Outfits to Try This Fall

Pink and brown fall outfits work best with blush cardigans, bright pink dresses and pink bags set against chocolate browns. I built five outfits, from a pink bag start to a suede coat with a pink sweater, and one rule: keep the brown deep.

Brown Outfits With Gold Jewelry: A Color Pairing Guide

Brown Outfits With Gold Jewelry: A Color Pairing Guide

Brown and gold is a warm, dimensional pairing, and the right gold finish changes with the shade of the clothes. These brown outfits with gold jewelry move from pale camel to deep chocolate, with one clear place for the metal to catch light.

Orange Outfits With Gold Jewelry: A Color Pairing Guide

Orange Outfits With Gold Jewelry: A Color Pairing Guide

Orange and gold gives orange outfits with gold jewelry a warm, clear point of view without making every surface shine. For an orange and gold dress or a sharp set of separates, choose the gold finish by the shade and keep the brightest piece near your face.

Olive Green and Gray Outfits to Try This Fall

Olive Green and Gray Outfits to Try This Fall

Olive green and gray is a muted pairing that looks better in person than it sounds. These five outfits mix army green mohair, suede and alpaca with gray cashmere, wool and cotton twill. Keep the olive deep and the gray light.

Blue Outfits With Silver Jewelry: A Color Pairing Guide

Blue Outfits With Silver Jewelry: A Color Pairing Guide

Blue and silver is an easy cool-toned pairing, but the shade of blue decides how bright the metal should be. These blue outfits with silver jewelry move from pale cloque and denim to saturated royal blue, with silver placed where it catches light.

Black Outfits With Silver Jewelry: A Color Pairing Guide

Black Outfits With Silver Jewelry: A Color Pairing Guide

Black and silver dress styling can be sharp without turning into a full suit of armor. For black outfits with silver jewelry, silver earrings, a soft white-gold bracelet, or a tactile chain give a point of light while leaving the fabric in charge.