What goes well with orange clothes

I'm a huge fan of minimalism because it's most definitely the easiest way to look chic. But true success is taking unique statement pieces and color schemes and something making them all work together. That's why I'm telling you that if you're able to make this year's It color—orange—work in more than one way, you are going to be dressed on a whole other level.  

My love for the color orange was accelerated last summer and I wasn't wearing it because it was trending. The color just looked so good on my skin tone, and my best friend who's the complete opposite complexion of me looked amazing in it as well. I feel like every time I see someone wearing this iconic color they're quite literally glowing. So let's just dive in on how to style it.

Spring has sprung, flowers are in bloom, and your wardrobe is just begging for a refresh. Our recommendation? Hit your closet with some orange! 

This bright hue lends itself to surprisingly easy-to-wear color combinations and outfit ideas. Who knew Mother Nature doubled as a style expert?

Below, learn how to wear orange in more outfits:

What color goes with orange? Well, you’ve got a few options, actually! Orange goes great with navy, a brighter blue, and also khaki.

That means, you can wear orange as the only bright color in an outfit otherwise anchored by neutrals.

Or you can hit ’em with a one-two punch of orange and bright blue if you’re looking to take things up a notch. Orange also looks great against army green, like an army green twill jacket.

This hue can pack a punch or make a softer statement, depending how you wear it.

We love orange paired with pastel shades, mixed into prints and patterns, and all on its own with your everyday work and weekend basics.

Read on to get the details about how to make this shade work, no matter where you’re headed.

How to wear Orange

Consider wearing orange in small doses to work, from a printed pocket square to a rugby striped tie.

On your own time, don’t be afraid to go bold, making orange the key color in your top or spring bottoms.

Yes, you can wear the traditionally bright, citrusy shade that reminds you of its namesake fruit.

But don’t be afraid to explore the color spectrum, from rust to a hi-vis hue.

Wear orange at the office

SG Says: Feeling shy? Pops of orange in your accessories, like the socks and watch above, offer just enough to elevate your workplace game.

Want to go farther? Try a button-down in a muted orange hue.

SG Says: In the cold weather months, you could wear a burnt orange cardigan layered over a plaid sport shirt that also has a hint of the hue in it.

Add a sport coat to make things a little more professional.

SG Says: This would be another good outfit for a casual office, albeit for warmer weather.

The mix of patterns in the jacket and dress shirt complement each other, rather than compete.

Wear orange on the weekend

SG Says: This is a great example of how to wear a big dose of orange without it feel like “too much.” With washed-out khaki joggers (a look we love, by the way!) and blue sneakers, the overall effect is cool, not comical.

RELATED: See how to wear more colors, like lavender, army green, and yellow

SG Says: Dare to have a little fun with orange in your off-duty wardrobe. Paired with a turquoise blue, the citrus-y hues of the wallet and sneakers really stand out.

Shop #SGapproved orange for your wardrobe

Orange color outfit inspiration

Now, check out some real world style examples!

Convinced it’s time to level up your color game, but dread the thought of shopping for new clothes?

We get it. Maybe it’s time to let Team SG shop for you!

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We’ll also help you figure out how to wear your new clothes with the things you already own.

If you’re ready for a style game plan that’ll save you time, energy, and your sanity, give us a shout.