Have you noticed all the highlighter-hued clothes popping up lately? It’s not an over-the-top 80s revival with head to toe neon and spandex, but this time around, the look is more sophisticated and grown up. The most important part: neon is balanced by tame neutrals. Sunny yellow paired with deep camel, soft blush, clean nude, crisp white or even classic navy.
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Neon skirts in mini, pencil and even maxi length make a statement.
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If you’re not sold on wearing so much notice-me material, neon accessories paired with neutral dresses or separates work just as lovely.
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| christian siriano via style.com |
Here’s a great example of making neon 9 to 5 appropriate.
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| christian siriano via style.com |
Bright shorts are fun and can be accented by a wild scarf and noticeable shoes.
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Blake Lively pairs a bright blazer with a neutral tank and skirt on the set of Gossip Girl.
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If you’re a pants girl, give fuchsia a go.
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Glowing watermelon might be more manageable as a bold stripe down a classic leather tote.
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Kim Kardashian isn’t just carrying the iconic Birkin bag, she’s carrying it in screaming yellow. Now THAT’S how you get noticed!
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A hint of neon in your step? No big deal.
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| Ruthie Davis heels |
Even a classic shape can keep up with today’s trend with neon pink by your side.
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So what do you think? Are you ready to wear this bright idea?