Most wardrobes don’t need a complete overhaul. More often than not, they just need one piece that changes the mood. Here are five small additions that have a way of making getting dressed more fun.
If your closet is full of black, navy, olive, beige, and white, try adding one happy color. Not head-to-toe. Just one piece, maybe two.
Maybe it’s sunflower yellow.
Maybe it’s tomato red.
Maybe it’s cornflower blue.
One unexpected color has a funny way of making everything else in your closet feel fresh again. Here are some fun colorful pieces we love:
These bright yellow terry cloth pants from Suzie Kondi are finally on sale! The green is great too.
A red short sleeve sweater looks great with jeans or a camel skirt or trousers.
These bold blue pants are so good.
Around your neck. In your hair. Tied to your tote. As a belt. A simple cotton or silk scarf is one of those pieces that seems to reinvent itself every time you wear it.
Madewell has a versatile, medium size silk scarf that comes in a bunch of fun patterns and is marked way down right now.
We love this animal print scarf with fringe.
You don’t need an evening out to wear statement earrings. Throw them on with a white tee and messy bun for instant personality. It’s amazing what a little color or texture near your face can do.
We love this take on fish earrings that includes pretty semi-precious stones.
Pretty sure anyone who wears these carnelian earrings will receive multiple compliments.
A striped tee has a little more personality than a solid one, but it’s just as versatile. It plays well with denim, linen, skirts, shorts… you’ll wonder why you don’t wear one every day.
This Rag & Bone shrunken striped tee is retro and cool.
Pistola’s boxier shape option comes in three great colors.
A woven hat has a way of making even the simplest outfit feel a little extra summery and cool. Whether you’re headed to the farmers market, or just out for coffee.
We have a huge crush on this hat from Monday Swimwear.
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