Haute Halloween
Believe it or not, Halloween’s go-to hues don’t have to be cheesy. Black and orange can actually be a pretty stylish color combination when it doesn’t involve pumpkins, witches' hats and goblins. We rounded up a few fashionable ways to show your love for Halloween without looking like you’re wearing a costume.
Arm candyMore stylish than spooky, we were instantly intrigued by this streamlined black pleated clutch with neon orange piping ($158). Just the right size for all your night-out essentials, this piece would pair well with anything from your favorite LBD to your go-to office outfit.
Puppy pulloverLove dogs? How about graphic sweaters? If you said yes to both, you’ll love this black Jacquard pullover featuring a bold orange French bulldog ($147). Throw this cute and cozy piece on with jeans and motorcycle boots for an easy-wearing fall outfit.
Silky styleIf you’re still skeptical about how black and orange could be anything but a cheesy color combo, you haven’t laid eyes on this ultra-chic Diane von Furstenberg silk scarf ($153). We love the eye-catching circle-link print in black and orange with hints of lavender and gray.
Time checkAdd a fun pop of color to any outfit with this sleek black Juicy Couture watch with an oh-so-bright neon orange face ($195). While we love our bracelets and cuffs, watches are an equally great way to accessorize and we’ll definitely be adding this one to our (growing) collection.
Bold & blousyKick your at-work wardrobe up a notch and show some (subtle) support for everyone’s favorite scary holiday with this elegant black tipped silk blouse in burnt orange ($215). Pair with skinny black pants and wedge booties for a statement-making office ensemble.
Plaid powerFight the fall chill in this orange and black plaid coat with an oversize collar and bold orange lining ($105). While it might not be an everyday coat, we suggest tossing this one on when you really feel like getting noticed. More style tips and trendsThere's a new print in town: Reptile pieces we love |
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