Holiday Pink
Pink isn’t really a color I personally think of when planning holiday outfits. In fact, pink is one of those colors that I don’t really gravitate towards, well, ever. (Could the last time I wore pink be when I was pregnant with Harry?! Ha) It’s become a huge trend over the past decade, especially on the internet, with the emergence of “millenial pink.” I like the color fine but have always gravitated towards neutrals and more androgynous colors. My mind changed when I saw this Vince skirt. I had my eye on a caramel color but it kept selling out and I couldn’t snag one. I saw this muted rose and though, hmm, that’s neutral enough for me. I envisioned myself pairing it with a light cream sweater or even a charcoal grey. Then I saw this feminine, pink, pointelle sweater by Joie and knew it was a match made in heaven.
I’ve already worn this outfit to a holiday party! Both the skirt and sweater were splurges but because I live in Chicago, where winter lasts through March or April, I knew that these muted pinks would be worn well through the spring. I’ve mentioned before that before I purchase something, I force myself to imagine wearing it with items already in my closet. With this sweater, I can easily pair it with a leopard skirt, blue jeans, white jeans, even faded grey jeans! The skirt has a season-less hue; it can be worn with any color tank or tee in the summer and most neutral sweaters in the winter.
I love finding a good ‘look for less’ as well so in case you want to recreate this outfit with more inexpensive options, I’ve already done the leg work for you:
Similar pink silk slip skirts:
- This J Crew slip skirt in blush is rated amazingly AND priced right!
- You know I love a good H&M find and this midi skirt is a little different than all the other slip skirts as it has pleats, but it looks so much more expensive than it is!
- ASOS can be a tough site to navigate but for some reason I KNEW they’d have a great pink, slip skirt option for under $50 and here it is!
- Oooh, Free People did a good job with this dusty, rose slip skirt.
Similar pointelle sweaters:
- The hue on this J Crew sweater is more cotton candy pink but the sweater would look amazing with a lighter pink or cream skirt.
- A berry-hued sweater with statement sleeves that would look great with both wine and dusty pink.
- This ballet pink would look lovely with most colors–it’s the most neutral of the bunch!
- This Joie sweater isn’t a pointelle knit, but it’s the right color AND it’s on sale!
- You guys will probably all end up buying this H&M version because it’s ADORABLE and only $24!
I am OBSESSED with this outfit!
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This is such a beautiful outfit, I’m really loving that skirt! I’m loving pink for the holidays, such a fun and unexpected color.
xx Chelsea
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The color of the skirt is one that can be worn year-round penalty kick online; during the summer, it can be paired with any colored tank or tee, and during the winter, it works well with most neutral sweaters.
The color of the skirt is one that can be worn throughout the year; during the summer, it can be paired with any colored tank or tee, and during the winter penalty kick online, it can be worn with most neutral sweaters.
The Vince skirt in a muted rose shade sounds lovely, and it’s wonderful that you found a neutral-toned pink that aligns with your style preferences.
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