Spring's Most Vibrant Hues

By InStyle.com
Updated Jan 31, 2011 @ 5:27 pm
Spring's Most Vibrant Hues
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Indigo

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It’s no wonder that this luxurious hue’s the color of royalty-opulent indigo ruled the runway in sleek silhouettes and decadent fabrics. Work this lavish color with metallic accessories, choosing a shift for the office but letting your hemline flow at night.
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Fuchsia

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Feminine pink gets a jolt this spring in its hottest variation: fuchsia. Since this hue is edgier than its paler cousins, an ultra-girly silhouette paired with punchy coral cheeks doesn't look too sweet. Round out your ensemble with black or neutral heels that won't compete with this color.

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Chartreuse

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What’s more refreshing than citrus on a warm day? Make a sunny statement in this surprisingly flattering florescent. Deeper, more saturated versions of this hue pair best with lighter skin while brighter tones pop against darker complexions.
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Tangerine

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This orange is anything but subtle. Bright and bold, tangerine looks best worn in solid blocks. Stick to a classic silhouette and experiment with fun, high-contrast accessories for day or accent with basic black for a chic evening look.

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Turquoise

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Don’t shy away from blue’s tropical cousin. Instead, channel turquoise's aquatic inspiration with cascading ruffles or voluminous sleeves. For a ready-to-wear take on this runway trend, break up your palette with neutral accessories, or up the drama with a solid wash of turquoise—head-to-toe if you dare.
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