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How to Wear the Top Color Trends for Fall 2021

How to Wear the Top Color Trends for Fall 2021

Yellow, pink, and orange dominated the runway and, now, street style. L’OFFICIEL gives you the complete guide to wearing the top Fall 2021 color trends.

Neon continues to color outside the lines, with the runway's hottest hues trickling down to street style. Striking yellows, oranges, and pinks are making this year's fall outfits ones to remember. Moschino and Dior claimed deep oranges and playful yellows as the stars of last season's show. Next, Balmain's love affair with pink resulted in the birth of rosy outwear and jackets. Finally, Chanel made a powerful stance by releasing red jumpsuits and sultry cocktail dresses. Whether it's a monochromatic moment or tasteful neon pop, these power colors will give you all the confidence needed to make a statement.

The Blazer Dress



The blazer dress is getting a neon re-vamp! This fall staple is a perfect piece to transition it-girl mini dresses into a more appropriate fall statement. For a monochromatic neon look, the dress can be paired with matching accessories and a bold shoe. If you choose to let the dress be the star of the show, neutral heels and a black bag will make the dress pop.

Neon Duster




Nothing welcomes in the cooler months more than a bold duster. Some of the best neon looks for this season are sure to be spotted with a statement jacket paired with relaxed denim and go-to sneakers. The boldly chic outfit makes a noticeable statement while still maintaining functionality and effortless elegance.

Sweater Set




A sweater set will be the perfect weekday vibe for days when the neon duster might be a bit much. Comfortable and casually glam, a neon sweater set can be dressed up or down to make an easy outfit on the go. Paired with jeans and sneakers or dressed up with a matching skirt and boots, this relaxed outfit is the perfect street-style statement.

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