Whether you like buying into trends or prefer to stick with the basics, you need to add pastel to your wardrobe. Soft hues are a classic spring staple and are timeless enough that you can wear them year after year, yet when styled just right, they’re also super trendy and cool. Here are the four hottest ways to wear them this year.

Monochrome

It’s not our first time falling in love with pastels. The soft, comforting color palette paints many childhood memories of sweets, clouds, and gentle dreaming. Not too long ago, fashion was fixated with Millennial Pink, and now pastel is returning in shades of lilac, baby blue, mint, and lemon to soothe restlessness at home.

Choose one color and stick with it throughout your outfit. Try it with one of spring’s other big trends. A risqué crop top looks sophisticated in a light pink color.

Mixed Pastels.

If you are a beginner in the world of pastels, then I recommend you to stick to the basics at first and then upgrade your look by adding more shades and soft hues. I bring you the most affordable style tips on how to wear pastels this year. Stick to these rules and you will be always in center of everyone’s attention. You can always stick to minimalism. Yes, you should never overdo with pastel shades. Believe me, sometimes one color head-to-toe pastel look can be too much. Try to keep things more basic and use one or maximum two pastel colored garments in one outfit. You can wear pastels with neutral colors. Yes, do not be afraid of mixing and matching pastels with neutral hues. Think of the perfect balance, as you can mix pale green or pastel mint with grey or cream tones.

The color blocking pastel look is no exception. You can mix more than two pastels in one look. Go for simple cuts and details. You can add a contrast by adding a bright accessory. Speaking of hair colors and skin tones, if you are dark skinned girl then you better go for lighter shades and creamy tones, but if you have a lighter skin, then you better go for rich pastels. Pastels look awesome on blondes, while brunettes and redheads should go for pastel accents without wearing fully pastel colored looks.