Fall 2025 Style Outfit Ideas for Midsize Women That Are Chic, Comfy, and Unforgettable

Cooler air. Crisper mornings. And the type of golden light that makes everything movie-like. Fall is here, and if you’re anything like me, your closet is whispering (maybe even yelling), “Let’s do something new.” But where do we begin? Where can we get midsize fall outfits that are fresh, flattering and really, fun? In this post, I’m breaking down some of my favorite 2025 looks that are not only wearable, but totally inspiring—whether you’re getting dressed for work, college, a cozy night out, or just stepping into your comfy era.

Let us speak about texture, layering, color palettes, and silhouettes that really understand our apple shape, our curves and our personal style. Ready for something different? Let’s get into it.

Elevated Neutrals with a Twist

I adore a style that makes minimalism seem magnetic- and this one does it. The bulky ivory turtleneck with its ribbed structure is just falling that way, in that cropped style that is flattering, above the waistline. With caramel-colored vegan leather pants, it is the type of outfit that works with contrast: soft and rigid, comfy and refined. The richness of the warm chestnut crossbody interrupts the look with a dose of richness and the soft gold hoop earrings give it a little lift.

The leather pants are so ubiquitous in 2025, particularly in the case of midsize women who want to feel that tailored-but-cool moment. They hug where you want them to, add shape to the less structured tops and can take you from daytime to nighttime with just a change of shoe. The cropped turtleneck works for so many shapes (especially apple shape) because it draws attention upward and shows just enough waist.

This is the type of outfit that I put on when I am in a mood to look done up but not too done up. I’ve worn something nearly identical to brunch, to the office (with a longline coat layered over), and even to an art opening one chilly night. The versatility is everything.

If I could change one thing? Perhaps a shiny boot rather than a sneaker on cooler days. But in all fairness, this look already does it all, particularly to the size 12 gals who do not want to feel squeezed.

The Coffee Run Champion

This is what I call an outfit that makes me believe in the power of comfortable dressing that does not look sloppy. A large red quarter-zip sweatshirt that can be easily worn over baggy light-wash jeans is a vibe at the moment, and it is not only Gen Z girls who are doing their that girl thing. The style is casual and not sloppy, a victory in my book of constructing wardrobes that work in the real world.

The cut and color balance makes this work. The red is so bright that it instantly gives energy, especially during the fall, when everybody is overwhelmed by neutrals, and the baggy jeans are not tight but not shapeless. Plus, that takeaway coffee in hand? Just contributes to the off-duty model energy that we are always trying to pursue on cold mornings.

Many Amazon brands are picking up on this shape, and 2025 amazon is heavy on fleece layers, and I am not mad about it. This is what I would term as the best of transitional wear, especially when you are a college girl or you are working out of a coffee shop.

In case you are in the mood of something more, you can add a structured bag or a chunky sneaker. Or simply possess it and you are the lead in your own cozy-girl movie. (Which you kind of are.)

Soft Pink Meets Street Chic

There’s something unexpectedly charming about this soft pink-on-pink look. The loose-knit and comfy sweater is reshaped as cable-knit to give it a slouchy and just thrituated aura and the shiny and silky midi skirt add that high-end and almost romantic touch to the look. Combine everything with white sneakers and an icy mint-colored crossbody bag, and you will get a casual, yet never dull look. Dreamy yet grounded. Casual yet undoubtedly 2025 fancy enough to go out on a casual date or work in a creative office.

The appearance takes me back to a time when I was wearing a blush satin skirt to meet a friend over dinner and the waiter literally told me how good I look in this outfit before giving us the menus. It is somehow empowering to wear soft in a harsh weather, it is a way of bringing light to grey days.

It is also such a brilliant outfit idea of midsize girls who prefer to taste trends but not to lose their comfort. The movement of the skirt is magic in concealing a bloated day, and the sneakers make the entire combination wearable to do errands or brunch. Win-win.

I would just recommend a bit more organized bag to balance it out- but even that would probably ruin the casual appeal of this outfit.

Parisian Minimalist Energy

Clean, timeless, quietly luxurious. That’s the vibe here. A tailored coat in a light grey on top of a traditional white tee. Simple, right? But together, they whisper quiet confidence—like you know exactly what you’re doing (even when you’re just popping out for a cinnamon roll). The coat length is gorgeous on smaller frames and medium-sized proportions alike, it lengthens without overpowering.

This outfit does not require much to go well. In fact, don’t add too much. That’s the magic. The fashion guru Jenna Lyons told Harper Bazaar that simplicity is the ultimate luxury and I completely agree with her come fall.

The only thing I would add here is a pop of color, perhaps a berry-colored lip or a statement earring, to break the monochrome in case you feel like it. Otherwise? Chef’s kiss.

Structured Greys with a Pop

This outfit brings power-dressing into 2025 without shouting. The type of office to evening outfit that I live in is a soft grey suit set over a ribbed mock neck sweater. But then—boom!—those edgy red heels show up and take it from smart to unforgettable. The vintage Chanel crossbody keeps it down to earth in that I invest in staples vibe that we all want to have every day.

And in case you ever wondered whether pants could be polished and powerful on a size 12, then please allow this outfit to put that to rest. The wide-leg cut lengthens everything and the angularity of the blazer makes your waist and posture do things you did not know they could.

This is a very serious office outfit but can definitely make heads spin with a bag change in a night out. In case you are going into fall with a desire to have ideas that are on the border of casual and dressy, then start here.

A bolder lip would seal the deal. Or a sleek bun to showcase those shoulders. Just saying.

Color-Blocking with Luxe Layers

It is time to admire a confident combination that works. This outfit is a mix of a soft powder blue oversized cardigan and matching knit with structured tan wide-leg pants, which is a new and surprising contrast. The loose top outline falls gracefully on the curves and the trousers give a smart base. That rich brown tote with the oversized coral tassel? A cherry on top.

The design of this outfit is such that it is an ideal office or working attire of midsize women. The long trousers make clean lines that suit apple figures and make the body look longer. One of my favorite 2025 comfy trends is to pair brights with neutrals, it is wearing confidence without screaming.

I had a similar outfit at a networking event in October last year. I was not only confident but I was also the only person in a sea of dark blazers and safe colors. The bold necklace was an easy icebreaker too. Fashion that helps you connect? Yes, please.

Would I tweak anything? Perhaps a bit shorter cardigan, in case you are small. Just to avoid being overwhelmed. Otherwise, this look is gold.

Designer Blazer Meets Everyday Denim

High fashion and casual style come together at some point- and this outfit strikes it right. Classic high-rise jeans are worn with a Gucci inspired monogrammed blazer with a leather belt. The flare makes room and action, and the maroon sun-glasses and clutch add a spice of cutting edge style.

I adore the balance of soft denim and boring structure of the top. This type of blazer is a 2025 staple- it is ideal to be worn over your casual size 12 attire to give it a purpose. An outspoken lip or a smooth bun would enhance it more.

Rachel Zoe, a stylist once stated, that style is a language that speaks without words and I can certainly concur with her. It is a costume that does not shout but tells a lot.

I would personally put a fine necklace or gold hoops to soften the heavy neckline, particularly during the day time. But it’s already so strong on its own.

Laid-Back Luxe for Everyday Strolls

It is providing urban brunch, museum date or an errand-running afternoon, but on a higher level. A shirt that is checked and tucked into ivory trousers, and a tailored taupe blazer, which is worn in a certain way, is comfortable, sophisticated and easily wearable. The Louis Vuitton crossbody is structured and has the air of understated luxury that is very 2025.

It is one of my favorite midsize fall outfits since it is not based on tight fits and dramatic shapes. It’s clean, flattering, and grounded. The neutral colors suit nearly any skin color and the loose-fitting pants are an excellent alternative to leggings, in case you are tired of them this season.

In real life: I wore something similar to a short trip to Madrid. The layers of light allowed me to adapt during the day and I felt fashionable whether I was drinking espresso in the morning or tapas at night. Also—those shoes? Ideal for walking without sacrificing the aesthetic.

I could include a scarf or a red nail with some extra kick, but really, this is a versatile outfit.

Monochrome Saturation Power Move

Let’s talk saturation. This is a daring violet turtleneck with a belt at the waist and electric blue trousers and accessories that are not afraid of the future and are very 2025 amazon. Black and beige monochrome is so in this fall, but it is not the only one. It’s about attitude, not subtlety.

One of the tricks of apple shape girls like me is belted sweaters. They create instant structure without bulk. Plus, this palette makes you memorable. And if you are a person who is afraid of color- this is the style that will make you change your mind.

I can never forget what stylist Tan France once said: that color is the quickest way to look expensive, and this outfit demonstrates it. Monochrome makes everything feel polished and styled.

In case you want to tone it down by a notch, wear a navy pant or black accessories. But honestly? Go full bold. Why not?

Sporty Tailoring for City Days

Here’s what happens when preppy meets street style. A cobalt blazer on a white tee with a tucked-in tee, pleated high-waist trousers and Nike sneakers. This sporty-chic style is something that makes me eager to dress up. It is not juvenile, but it is young, not too serious, but polished.

It is ideal to wear in college, commuting, or casual working days when you still need to feel yourself. The shape of the trousers is a victory to size 12 bodies- particularly when you are curvy on the upper half and need a balance on the lower half.

Honestly, I’ve copied this formula more than once: swap the blazer color, switch the sneakers, and you’ve got a brand-new going out or office fit. It’s that versatile.

One thing I’d add? An earring that is bold or a gold chain to add that last touch of glamour.

Streetwear Softened With Hardware

Oversized without being swallowed up. That’s the genius of this sage green grommet-detailed sweatshirt. It is not too loose and not too tight, ideal to wear on mornings when it is a bit chilly or when you are out running errands and somehow end up having brunch. Dressed in distressed knee-length jeans, a structured luxury tote, and oversized sunnies, it is soft and edgy at the same time, which is just right.

The sweatshirt has grommets on it, which provide a surprise texture, and the neutral bag balances out the look and grounds the outfit. When you are Amazon shopping, cotton blends in heavyweight are the way to go to get that crisp-yet-cozy feel. And yes, the distressed Bermuda-style jeans are already on the list of the 2025 comfy wardrobe, so do not think much.

I have been wearing this type of sweatshirt on days when I do not know what to wear. There is just the right attitude without being too hard with metal hardware. Girls with Apple shapes will adore the fact that the upper body will be in the spotlight, but the bottom will be light.

I would personally replace lug-sole loafers or tall Chelsea boots to complete this look in case the temperature begins to drop. Want to dress it up for a night look? Put on gold hoops, red lipstick and a low bun. You’re done.

Quiet Luxe, With a Pop of Power

Traditional beige wool is combined with hot plaid trousers and an exquisitely designed rust-orange bag that shouts modern elegance. This is the kind of office-or-college hybrid outfit that moves seamlessly from meetings to gallery hopping—or even a Sunday wine tasting (because yes, fall is the season of sipping).

Every piece here is working. The coat is an ideal capsule item, it is neutral, oversized yet fitted enough to fit a midsize body. The pants? A flattering, yet trendy warm-toned plaid. Throw in leopard ballet flats and you have an outfit that you do not have to worry about all the time, it just fits.

I have had a variation of this on when I had to be pulled together quickly. Adding a wild piece, such as this vintage shoulder bag, to a toned-down outfit? Instant power move. Stylist Allison Bornstein calls this “the wrong bag trick”—when your bag stands out so much it somehow pulls everything together.

On daytime layers I would slip in a fine-knit turtleneck under the shirt. And for a slightly more dressy feel? Swap the flats for tan kitten heels.

Fall’s Chicest Knit Dress Moment

Let’s talk about 2025 dressy knits. This neutral trench and burnt orange ribbed midi dress is what I would call quiet elegance with a lot of impact. The texture does all the heavy work, it hugs where it should and is not tight. It is an outfit that can say, yes, I thought about it, without appearing that you tried too hard.

The trick to it is the layers: the light gray double-breasted trench with a structured shoulder silhouette contrasts the softness of the knit. Paired with white square-toe mules and a ruched clutch? I mean—chef’s kiss. It would be an incredible going out look when you want something cozy, warm-ish, and 100 percent vibe-y.

This kind of knit dress is such a blessing to mid size women. They provide you with space, mobility and order at the same time. If you’re on the lookout for something similar, there are great 2025 amazon options in this exact silhouette.

One thing I’d add? Maybe a chunky gold earring or layered chains. It is a simple lift which makes the appearance more elegant. For chilly nights, toss a pashmina in your tote—done.

Bold Monochrome With Satin Power

Monochrome doesn’t have to be boring. Enter example: this oxblood-on-oxblood ensemble that is rich, dramatic and moving. This is an extremely luxurious outfit, with satin wide-leg pants and an oversized turtleneck, but it is also fully wearable. And the matching pointed-toe heels also make it one of those 2025 comfortable yet edgy statements.

The trick to this working is to embrace deep textures. The sweater is fluffy and warm, and the satin provides light effect that attracts attention in the most appropriate way. I adore the fact that the pants are high-waisted- this gives a long leg line which is very flattering on curvy figures.

When you are more on the neutral side like me, it is scary to wear one color head-to-toe. But don t believe me, you will not be able to stop once you have tried it. It is the best night dress to wear to dinner, dates or even when you have friends over at home.

Would I change anything? Perhaps to water down the drama a tiny gold clutch or hoop earrings in acrylic. But otherwise, it’s perfect just as it is.

Casual Cool Girl Energy

Finally, a casual outfit that’s not an afterthought. This olive graphic tee paired with cuffed light-wash jeans, a classic trench, and chunky cream mules is a dream outfit that you can wear to college or on the weekend. Low effort, high impact.

This look nails proportions—cropped sleeves, cuffed hems, high-volume shoes. It’s giving 90s but grown. The trench is the right amount of structure to put on the table, but the cozy feeling prevails. And the green tone? A perfect pop for fall.

I was almost wearing the same thing last fall and received compliments in the grocery store and in the coffee shop. Who What Wear pro tip: a simple pair of outfits can be jazzed up with a platform shoe or a chunky shoe and you get instant cool-girl points.

The only thing that I would change is perhaps a baseball cap or a mini crossbody bag of a different color. Just to keep it playful.

City Check Meets Cozy Chic

It is officially wool coat season and this outfit is doing it right. I have always enjoyed when midsize fall outfits combine the luxury with casual, and this outfit does it. The plaid coat is too large and hangs just right over a ribbed ivory midi and fluffy loafers, which makes it look sophisticated and 2025 comfortable. The grid print adds that urban, organized touch, and the neutral colors make it look so pretty in a fall color scheme. It is something comfortably sophisticated about the combination of cozy and clean lines, it is as though to say, yes, I am polished, but yes, I am going to get a pumpkin latte.

The coat here is a standout wardrobe hero. An off-white and camel longline check is not only flattering but it lengthens the body without being too obvious. The ribbed knit dress underneath makes it body-skimming, but not tight, which is a big plus to apple shape and size 12 wearers. Worn with traditional white socks and slip-ons of moccasin style with caramel sole? Chef’s kiss. These are my favorite kinds of Amazon finds: comfortable basics that you can both wear to work, and to brunch, and just to take a cold walk with your favorite playlist playing on your phone.

I have experimented with the same kind of silhouettes, and here is what I have learned: a structured coat on top of soft textures is always a game-changer. It also leaves me space to move around without being engulfed and this is particularly significant to midsize women. Fashion stylist Allison Bornstein never forgets to remind her followers of the magic of a so-called third piece, a coat, a blazer, a statement bag that will complete an outfit and does not require much to be added.

Here I could add a crossbody bag in gold to match the warm color of the coat. And perhaps overlay some little rings or a small chain. It is a look that says more than words, and it is casual yet extremely deliberate.

Cream on Cream with Textured Drama

Black-and-white does not need to be dull – this cream-colored moment is a dream come true on cooler fall days. Oversized ribbed knits paired with a sleek leather skirt? Yes, please. It is one of those 2025 fancy yet comfortable combinations that I repeatedly use. It’s minimalist, but make it fashion. And the best thing is that it is just as good in college, in the office or at that semi-casual dinner you did not want to be overdressed at.

The secret here is all in the contrast. The oversized turtleneck is very forgiving and flattering on apple shape frames, and the high-waisted skirt gives the waist a definition and a touch of structure. It is that leather finish that makes this look edgy, think 2025 edgy, but still very wearable. Add a mini structured bag (black works great to anchor the outfit) and you’re set. You can as well replace the skirt with leggings or wide-leg pants and remain to have a high-end look.

I recall wearing something like that last fall during a gallery night downtown and someone actually stopped me to inquire where I got my sweater. These items are luxurious, though with a smart shopping, you may get them on Amazon or those mid-season sales. Aritzia has been killing it with cozy knits this year and I have a couple of items that I have my eye on that bring this same feel.

For something extra? Put on some matte brown lipstick or a light grey smokey eye. Those little touches make a quiet outfit speak louder.

Power Red Meets Retro Denim

Come on, red is the full-on trend of fall 2025, and I love the combination of it with denim as one of my casual and going out stunts. This appearance is providing boss vibe without being so serious. I adore the fact that the structured red blazer gives it punch and the flared jeans makes it laid back and playful. It is an equivalent of saying, Yes, I am doing errands… but I am doing it in style.

Wide-leg jeans are quite frankly a wardrobe essential in any midsize wardrobe, they flatten you out, they make you feel free and they are just so great to wear up or down. The crisp white tee adds that light contrast under the blazer, while the sneakers (bonus points for red accents) keep it grounded and young. Want to add a crossbody to make your waistline look narrower and carry the necessities? That’s an instant yes from me.

This outfit is so college cool-girl, but in all honesty, I would wear this out to lunch or even a casual Friday at work. InStyle recently commented that the year of 2025 is about bold outerwear and understated layering, and this is a walking example. No effort is lost here, each piece does its job.

To make it a little more, you may replace the sneakers with pointed booties or put on chunky earrings. Or keep it as-is. The real power? It’s in the contrast of comfort and confidence.

Refined Prints and Parisian Flair

A printed skirt is something that will always be chic, particularly when it is in deep colors such as navy and rust. The appearance ticks all the boxes of a professional office, brunch date, or an even more formal work occasion. It is combined with a smooth black knit and knee high boots which provide that slightly French, slightly retro feel that is always head turner. It’s timeless with a 2025 twist.

The manner in which the skirt fits the hips and provides movement at the bottom is ideal to size 12 and curvy figures. Tucking in the sweater helps define the waist, while the high black boots elongate the leg (trust me, this trick works every time). It has the finishing touch of the classic black handbag and the understated cat-eye sunglasses – you could probably see this on a Vogue street style page.

Some of my readers have requested to know how they can wear prints in fall without being overwhelmed and to be very honest this is an ideal starting point. The print is not very loud but bold, and the use of dark neutrals around it makes the entire appearance balanced. This is a sure-fire way to go, in case you are only putting your toe in the water of print.

What’s missing here? Perhaps a layering camel coat or a chain on the collarbone. Nothing too extra. Just a little shimmer for those overcast days.

Sunburst Layering on the Move

Now this one’s a vibe. We have 2025 cozy, a sunny burst of happiness and a lot of motion. The golden turtleneck under a checkered blazer is a very powerful fall look. Paired with mom-fit jeans, loafers, and a rust-tone clutch? It has that hip, running-around-town vibe, as though you just had a cup of coffee and you are on your way to a late morning meeting or perhaps a matinee. It’s pure midsize fall outfits magic.

The mustard-yellow turtleneck is not only in fashion but it also suits so many skin tones. It also adds some warmth to the face which is very useful when the temperatures are low and we all are a bit paler. The slightly shortened blazer with the soft plaid is a perfect match and gives it some structure, and the jeans make it casual. I would wear this outfit in a college campus, in a design studio or even in an informal office space.

Tan France, one of my favorite stylists, frequently mentions the so-called hero pieces, which are some bright colors or textures that add life to the entire ensemble. This yellow turtleneck? A total hero. It lifts the look without overpowering it.

Throw in a brown lip, perhaps some gold hoops or tortoiseshell frames and voila, fall in color. In case you have been playing it safe with neutrals, this is your subtle push to do something different.

Golden Hour Tailoring

This is the official color of autumn. The combination of wide-leg trousers with a tight turtleneck and slouchy cardigan is the type of dressing that is simultaneously put-together and very relaxed. It is not costume-y, but still chic, which is something I strive to achieve each time I go out. The statement belt adds a sculpted shape to the waistline (hello apple shape win!), while the deep brown knit tones everything down like the final brushstroke on a painting.

I adore the way these pleated pants are hanging, not sticking, simply sliding. And in case you are into 2025 casual work clothes that are presentable enough to go to meetings, this shape fits all the criteria. The turtleneck adds warmth and form and when combined with pointed-toe boots? It is a subtle way of making the legs look longer, something that is always good to petite and midsize women. The bag and its bright red tassel bring in a little bit of play to the mix, enough to interrupt all the deep colors.

I have worn the same outfit to a conference and by lunchtime I had given out the belt link three times. The accessories are the small details such as belts, textured bags, stacked bracelets that people do not forget. It is worth spending some money on those that are special to you. Stylist Micaela Erlanger frequently says that belts make focus where you want it, and this outfit is the right evidence.

You would be able to put on top of this a cropped coat or tailored trench and yet retain all the elegance. Just don’t skip the belt. It makes everything feel intentional.

Mint Paisley Meets Power Pleats

Alright, this one is reserved to those daring days when you want your look to do the talking even before you open your mouth. The paisley blazer that is oversized, the glossy emerald skirt, and the structured tee are like a fashion symphony. I adore the way that the textures and patterns play here without fighting. The styling is smart, confident, and absolutely office-ready. And that kitschy statement briefcase? It’s giving grown-up with a wink.

The pleated skirt is particularly fabulous in midsize frames – it provides movement and dimension with no bulk. Paired with heels in the same shade? You immediately obtain a visual line that is slimming and lifting. And the paisley blazer? A total star. It softens the look without falling into basics territory. It is that type of piece you can just chuck over anything and it will work, be it a slip dress, jeans or even on a comfortable casual day, leggings.

I believe that in 2025 more of us will be playing with prints such as this. It doesn’t have to be loud to be memorable. Try anchoring it with basics (like the white tee here), and let your outerwear be the statement.

Bonus styling idea? Exchange the tee with a silky cream blouse and put on layered gold chains. Boom — day-to-night in five minutes.

Unexpected Wild Neutrals

This is what I call “quiet confidence gone loud.” It is something cheekily fun to combine an emerald green shirt with a full-on leopard skirt. It is so boldly playing with the contrasts, structure on the top, volume on the bottom, bold meets classic. I have always felt that midsize fall outfits need to be expressive and not fussy and this combination does just that.

A fall staple is animal print skirt, not too much of a personality, but not too seasonal. Pair it with a saturated shirt like this? You’ve got yourself a whole moment. I love the mini handbag and the heels of the same bright color. It connects all the things and elevates the print without conflicting. And those angular orange sunnies? A statement for sure, but in the best way. This appearance means: I am aware of who I am, and I am dressed to her.

I actually wore a very toned-down version of this (black blouse, leopard midi, gold flats) to a going out dinner in SoHo last year, and instantly wished I’d gone bolder. 2025 is not the year to play it too safe — trust me.

The next time I would consider doing this with a camel trench or even a cropped leather jacket. Something pinned to shape the appearance and make it fit size 12 or apple shape body figures who like some waistline.

Sage Drapes and Soft Pleats

This one is like a fresh air, calm, elegant and just right to the fall. Soft sage green wrap top and cream pleated skirt is the kind of outfit I would wear when I want to feel like I am effortlessly elegant but still very much myself. The wrap shape fits in all the right areas and yet has freedom of movement and those broad sleeves? Pure poetry.

This ensemble is a little more 2025 formal, but it is so comfortable. The floatiness of the pleated skirt makes it not too delicate and that black and white bag with the sculptural bow? That’s detail done right. In case you are creating a capsule wardrobe this fall, a wrap blouse in a soothing color such as this one should be on your list. It fits almost any form and has a low-key statement.

To be honest, I can be tempted to repeat this very combination at an art opening next month. It feels creative and refined without being overly formal. That is that sweet spot that fashion stylist Shiona Turini has always highlighted as fashion can be soft and strong at the same time.

The only thing I would alter here, perhaps, would be to go a little deeper with the lipstick, perhaps plum or brick, to take the look fully into fall.

Petal Tones with a Citrus Pop

This appearance won my heart at once, it is light, carved and wonderfully layered. The knit poncho and pencil skirt are in soft rose pink colours and are warm and welcoming, like a warm latte but in clothing form. And then, boom, you have those chartreuse heels that makes the entire thing an edgy masterpiece of 2025. My favorite is a neutral foundation with a surprise of color. It’s unexpected, modern, and ridiculously chic.

The custom skirt is perfect to the midsize woman who prefers definition. It embraces without confining and the poncho counter-balances it with bulk. It is such an excellent silhouette to wear on office days or even more formal occasions. Add a structured pink bag and gold accessories? You have yourself a look that says, I have plans and I care.

I used to wear a blush dress with lime green sandals and received more compliments than I thought. As it happens, people are crazy about color, they simply need to know how to wear it. This outfit does that so well. The secret is to make the majority of the palette neutral and to make one piece scream.

What would I add? Maybe a minimalist trench or oversized cream coat. It is just something to swish behind you when you enter the room like you know you are owning it.