THE NEON FASHION TREND

“How to style the latest neon fashion trend this season”

Neon colours have had a strong presence on the runways and in stores over seas this Spring Summer. Get ready to see a plethora of fluorescent pink, orange, blue, green and yellow in stores this season.

These bright colours are popping up everywhere. Fluorescent colours have been more commonly used for safety, functional and sporty clothing. This season it’s all about head to toe fluorescent outfits. This trend is intense, vibrant and fun. Don’t be afraid to stand out.

If you are feeling confident and wanting to make a statement, you may wish to opt for the runway style monochrome fluorescent head to toe look. Try a fluorescent suit, a dress, or mix and match a fluorescent top with a skirt, shorts or pants. We recommend for this eye catching look you keep your shoes and accessories simple.

BALMAIN SPRING 2021 READY TO WEAR COLLECTION

If you want to make a bold statement and mix and match multiple neon colours, getting the colour combinations right is critical. We recommend combining green and pink, pink and orange, pink and blue or yellow and blue. It is important for you to choose the right neon colours to compliment your skin tone.

GRETA CONSTANTINE SPRING 2021 READY TO WEAR COLLECTION

Combining neon and print this season is huge. Polka dots, animal print and checks work really well with neons. Having two overpowering elements in your outfit will actually balance out the look.

STREET STYLE

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If you are keen to try neons but wish to go for a more understated look, we recommend you start with one fluorescent garment. Pair your garment with neutrals, such as denim, black or white.

STREET STYLE

If you are looking for a less overwhelming option you can add a neon accessory such as a belt, bag or pair of shoes to your outfit to get the look. You may wish to just simply opt for fluorescent painted nails or on trend fluorescent makeup.

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* All images sourced by Pinterest and used purely as inspiration