6 Ways to Work Pink into Your Spring Looks
There’s never been a better time to wear pastels and pink
The days when pink was for girls and blue was for boys are long gone, yet still so many of us are too scared to step out in “pretty” pink tones. Pastels are a big trend for spring events so for those of you that love a dash a of pink here and there – you’re on the right track. For everyone else, forget the idea that pink isn’t masculine or just isn’t your colour and give these six looks a try.
Politix Leni Flower Pin
Start with baby steps if you still haven’t grown accustomed to softer shades. This light pink lapel pin will add distinction to your black-tie ensembles. Plus, watch the compliments roll in as people notice that little extra effort you put in towards styling.
Clae Bradley
If you’re after a look that toes the line between smart and casual, then the rose-coloured Bradley sneakers are good pink option. Choose a light pair of chinos with a white linen shirt if you’re still not ready to stand out.
Burton Menswear SS Space Dye Shirt
This soft pink shade will freshen up your wardrobe in an instant. Give the short-sleeved design a sharper edge with a bow-tie and a summer blazer.
Van Heusen Euro Fit Textured Shirt
Proof that pink can be professional. This slim-fitting pink number will work best with pale grey suiting but can look just as dapper with darker styles, including navy.
Politix Axeel
Consider these dusty pink chinos as part of your neutrals collection. Keep you look simple with a plain linen shirt and a summer blazer, or go all out for spring in a shirt with a loud print.
Jack London Blush Blazer
If you’re after attention from the ladies, then this millennial pink blazer is your key. Keep your look light and fresh with neutral tones and tan shoes.
If this edit has you tickled pink, find more styles to add to your collection here.