And Now, the Simple (and Cozy) Way to Sport This Season's Biggest Color Trend
Every year comes with a color trend that takes the fashion industry by storm—often to a level that you can’t ignore. We’ve seen it happen with millennial pink, lavender, lime green, and orange. Now, there’s a brighter, bolder pink that’s been making an appearance, well, everywhere. You may have noticed the hot-pink hue as one of this year’s biggest trends earlier this year, but if you’re hoping to bring the vibrant shade into the cold-weather season, the number of hot-pink sweater outfits is virtually endless.
While this time of year typically calls for dark neutrals and jewel tones, It girls everywhere are opting for shades that pop against the fall and winter backdrop, and the most popular one seemed to be the most unexpected—until now. And in the form of cozy knitwear, the playful color feels undeniably chic.
To show you what we mean, we’ve gathered looks from our favorite fashion girls who are incorporating hot-pink sweaters seamlessly into their wardrobes. Scroll down to see them all.
Style Tip: Sport your sweater with other jewel tones to make it feel more appropriate for the season.Style Tip: When in doubt, wear a hot-pink sweater with other shades of pink for a chic, monochromatic ensemble.Style Tip: A cable-knit sweater in any hue will look chic, but in pink, it feels playful for everyday occasions.Style Tip: Even when you’re spending a day at home, a warm pink sweater will feel more put-together than a standard sweatshirt.Style Tip: A sweater with a statement will do the talking for you. ’Nuff said.Style Tip: If you’re dressing for cooler weather, give your sweater an edge with shearling-trim accessories.Style Tip: Want to sport two of this season’s biggest trends? Opt for a hot-pink cardigan and you’re set to go.Style Tip: Paired with dark-wash jeans, a hot-pink sweater will be the focus of your ensemble.Style Tip: If you want to wear a summer staple like an overall dress, style your hot-pink sweater underneath it to keep yourself warm.Style Tip: You can always wear a hot-pink sweater with another major trend: animal print.Style Tip: You’ll never go wrong with styling a turtleneck sweater with a pair of vintage-inspired jeans.Style Tip: Take a cue from Caroline Daur or Katie Holmes and sport a knitted twinset this season.Style Tip: Embracing a warmer day? Opt for a short-sleeved sweater.Style Tip: A fitted cropped sweater will feel edgy, playful and cool. Truth be told, that’s all you need.
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