8 Simple Ways to Add a Pop of Colour into your Autumn Wardrobe

Simple ways to add some colour to your Autumn Wardobe.

It’s starting to feel a lot more Autumnal right now and our Autumn wardrobe is in need of a splash of colour. If like us you prefer your wardrobe to look like Morticia Adams did your shopping then this article is for you. Black is our safe colour it’s so easy and comfortable to wear but you can add pops of colour to your wardrobe with it being as scary as Halloween night.

We usually play it safe sticking to neutral tones into our wardrobe but we don’t have to fall into that same trap every year. You can still wear bright and bold colours on those dark and dreary days. An Autumn wardrobe should come in a range of colours and we are here to show you just how easy it can be.

Yellow

If you like to wear black then how about adding a bright yellow statement bag to your outfit. Yes, it’s bright but it’s not too bold and adds a beautiful contrast to your outfit. Plus wearing yellow on 10th October celebrates World Mental Health Day.

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Orange

You know it’s Autumn when Pumpkin Spiced Lattes and orange leaves appear all over your Instagram Feed. But you don’t often see anybody wearing orange, perhaps that is because everyone is looking at the wrong tone of orange. If you want to try bringing pumpkin in your look without actually wearing pumpkin, then try burnt orange or a rustic red?

Take this jumper dress, it will become a staple item in your Autumn wardrobe. There is no fuss with this dress, you simply put it on and you don’t have to worry. This dress is perfect for this season, just pair it with some chunky boots then you have your outfit.

Burgundy

Burgundy should be another colour to add to your Autumn wardrobe. Pair this PU Mini Skirt with a jumper or cardigan and it would make for a lovely day look or you could dress it up with a pair of heels for an evening look. If you wanted to add an extra pop of Burgundy, you could wear it with berry lipstick.

Pink

Pink is often overlooked during the colder months, but you can embrace pink. This soft pink Coat from H & M is flattering and comfy. It will keep you warm as well as brightening your day.

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Purple

If adding colour scares you opt for softer colours like instead of purple go for lilac. This jumper will add that pop of colour without you feeling like you stand out too much. It’s all about trying new things.

Red

Autumn can be an unpredictable season, first thing in the morning it is lovely sunshine and the next thing you know it is windy and the leaves are everywhere. A scarf is definitely a staple of this seasons wardrobe. But don’t go to the same dull scarf that you were every year. Be bright and bold in your colour choices, take this red pashmina scarf from, no matter what you are wearing- this red scarf will make your outfit pop as well as keep you warm.

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Blue

Perhaps you are thinking of blue this season. A Blue cardigan is perfect and looks we love how vibrant it is. You can layer it with a jersey or cropped t-shirt underneath, pair it with some jeans and your trainers for a casual day look for when you go walking through the autumnal leaves in your park.

Green

Green is the colour of the season. These green trousers are a bold statement and if you are unsure give it a go. Keep everything else simple and make it about the trousers. The long lines create a beautiful silhouette and will look perfect when you walk into your favourite cafe and order that pumpkin spice latte.

Author: Gemma Hirst