Wear yours in purple and stand out easily! Many people very mistakenly avoid this color. In fact, purple clothes are not so difficult to match! We’ll show you which colors complement purple and what styling rules you should follow.
Purple is the so-called secondary color because it is formed by mixing the primary colors of red and blue. As a rough rule of thumb, all colors that are in harmony with red and blue also complement purple. However, when collocation, it is also important to choose the right purple, because the deep eggplant purple is not necessarily suitable for light lavender purple.
Purple and blue: Choose blue without error. You can always wear purple with blue denim.
Purple & Beige: Beige is a great way to highlight purple clothes and make a purple shirt or skirt the highlight of your outfit.
Purple and Pink: These colors are coordinated with each other. When you choose bright colors or pastel shades, the color combinations also look girly.
Purple and White: Purple and white together play the lead role in your outfit.
Purple and black: Black rarely goes wrong. The combination with bright purple is very popular in Gothic scenes. Black and lilac are now often seen in streetwear.
Purple and gray: If the combination of black and purple is too contrasting for your taste, you should choose gray. This combination will make your purple clothes shine.
Color combination of purple fancy clothing
Purple and purple: Since purple is one of the rarest colors in most wardrobes, an all-purple monochrome outfit is definitely eye-catching. But the combination of lighter and darker purple can create a very stylish look.
Purple and red: This color combination has become increasingly popular in recent years. Limit your shoes or other clothing to black and beige.
Purple and green: You should avoid bright combinations of purple and green. But on the other hand, deep purple and emerald green can give your outfit a royal feel. The mint-like pale green color complements the lavender to create a spring feel.
Purple and yellow: Yellow is the complementary color of purple, so it forms the greatest contrast. Still, this combination can work if you keep accessories and shoes in a pastel color.
Purple and orange: For some, this combination doesn’t work at all, but many celebrities and fashion bloggers prove the opposite. To keep you from reminiscent of psychedelic wallpapers from the 70s, you should always choose clothes in a modern style.
What does the purple top go with?
If you want to add some purple to your wardrobe, you should start with a simple top of this color. A purple T-shirt, top or sweater can be easily paired with blue, black or gray jeans and pants. In particular, the stylish lavender color adds a feminine touch to the casual crop top.
These colors go well with purple pants and skirts
Purple pants and skirts are harder to pair (but not impossible) than black basics or blue jeans. When choosing a top, stick to a plain white, gray, beige, or black design or printed top that contains purple. For example, if the purples are similar, you can combine a shirt with a purple floral pattern with a purple skirt. Various pastels such as mint, blush and light yellow also complement lavender purple.
How do you design and decorate a purple dress?
Light purple dresses are a popular choice for bridesmaids and other wedding guests because the colors complement romantic occasions and are not too abrupt. If you want to add some fun to the dress, you can also opt for attractive details such as off-the-shoulder sleeves, a V-shaped cut at the back or a waist cut.
What color shoes does the purple dress go with? If you’re wearing a bright purple dress, you can easily tone it down by choosing shoes and accessories in pastel colors like black, nude, brown, silver gray and gold. Lavender-purple summer casual dresses complement gold jewellery, basket bags and canvas shoes.
As for makeup, stick to neutral eyeshadow and dusty pink lipstick to bring freshness to your face! For a night out or just to add a bolder effect, you can opt for a red lipstick and red nail polish paired with a dark purple dress.
