Which colors go well with pink? And how do you combine pink without looking like Barbie? Here, you'll find the tricks to effortlessly mix and match pink in a cool and casual way.

Do you like pink? Or do you like to see the world through rose-colored glasses from time to time? You've probably noticed that designers have once again showcased various shades of pink, from soft pastels to vibrant fuchsia, on the runways from Paris to New York this year. This sets the tone for what we can expect in the world of fashion this year, and Barbie's influence has certainly added a cherry on top of the pink cake.

Pink comes in shades like purple, magenta, cyclamen, and fuchsia. I love pink because it makes one appear very present, fresh, lively, and confident. However, it can be seen as provocative and girly by some when used as a clothing color. Pink is often called the "provocative sister" of pink. Regardless, it remains a popular color among women, especially in workplaces that require a more sophisticated dress code. It embodies femininity and diversity, giving us a range of options that men simply don't have;)

Combining the Color Pink with Other Colors

If you're wondering how to style pink and mix it with other colors, my 5 tips will help. I'll reveal what you should keep in mind and how to avoid mistakes.

5 Styling Rules for the Color Pink, So You Don't Look Like Barbie

1. Pink Shouldn't Fit Snugly Clothing in this color that fits too tightly can quickly look cheap. I recommend staying away from tight tops and miniskirts. Loose and relaxed pieces like pink blazers, shirts, sweatshirts, sweaters, or casual skirts and pants are more suitable. They look much more laid-back and modern.

2. Combine Pink Unconventionally! Accessories should break the pink style, so it's better to combine them with sporty sneakers, chunky leather belts, and cool backpacks. High heels and small handbags are not suitable unless you want the Barbie look.

3. Use Pink Sparingly If you like the color but don't want to stand out immediately with a bold outfit, incorporate it as an accessory in your outfit, such as a pink scarf, a necklace, pink sandals, or a striped shirt.

4. Styling Pink Pink looks coolest in masculine cuts that are atypical for women, such as angular shapes like straight-cut blazers and straight pants or oversized pieces.

5. What Colors Go with Pink? Not only black and white are classic color combinations with shades of pink.

Olive, as an earthy green tone (think military green), creates an intriguing and unusual look when combined with vibrant pink.

Stone gray, as a calm and neutral base color, makes pink business-appropriate, especially when it's a light, subdued shade of pink.

The combination with camel appears very stylish and feminine. For example, a camel-colored coat over a pink blouse can look very elegant. With beige or white pants, it remains light and elegant. Black pants ground the outfit and make it suitable for winter.

Pink combined with orange exudes pure power and is a fantastic choice for bold women. Some shades of red also harmonize with pink, so don't hesitate to experiment! You'll definitely stand out.

Pink for Men Men can certainly wear pink, but it's essential to have a Mediterranean complexion, tanned skin, and dark hair. Lighter shades of pink can also work for fairer, blond men. Wearing a pink polo shirt, especially in the summer, can make it easier to incorporate pink into your wardrobe.