Red and green are totally clashing colors, therefore, often avoided by women, and men. Obviously, this combo also reminds us of the Christmas season and that's another reason why many people stay away from it. I honestly believe that it takes a greater level of confidence to wear this color combination, not only for the reasons mentioned above but also because it's strikingly bold.
Well, I'm not lacking much in the confidence department, so these types of challenging combos are sometimes right up my alley. Check out here for another bright and fun combo with red, green and blue.
So the question is: How does one wear poinsettia red and bright green without looking festive? I hate to disappoint you, but my only answer is: Don't wear it around the Christmas holidays, any other time, you are safe, unless you really want to embrace the holiday season's colors. And, not that there's anything wrong with that, you wear what you love and what makes you feel happy. That being said, there are ways to make this combo fun for summer. For example, wear it with neutral colors to tone it down. Keep in mind that wearing only one or two accessories seems to be more flattering in warm weather months and mainly with this striking color combo. As you can see, I chose to wear green and red with my game-changer sandals, a large but light basket bag and only one piece of jewelry.
If you're entertaining the idea of wearing this combination for the first time, I recommend you to start, for example, with a pale or mint green instead of a bright one. You also can wear one or two neutral colors and use the red and green on your accessories only. Red and green don't have to be the main colors in your outfit; they can be your supporting colors. Wearing this combo with patterned garments also makes it very attractive to the eye.
By the way, I want to share with you another outfit with this skirt.
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