It is usually the timeless pieces worn right that help men stand out. It is easy for men to pull off a neutral fashion look with colors like gray, navy blue, white, and black, but those who wish to stand out need to choose bolder colors and hues. Here are some colors in men’s fashion and how to wear them throughout the year:

1. Pink
Pink, bright, bold, soft, and dusty, has been in the news for men’s fashion for several seasons, and it is not likely to fade away soon. There are some important things to be kept in mind to make this color work, like pastel shades, balancing the complexion with dark shades, navy blazer, and a blue tie. Another shade to try is the vibrant and bold pink. An Oxford shirt in pink goes well with everything from a gray suit to a pair of denims. Pink-colored shorts or chinos are a great addition to men’s fashion wardrobes. Pink sneakers and socks can also add a perfect pop to an understated outfit. Color pairing tips for pink: It is easier to pair with mauve pinks and reds. On the other hand, it is difficult to pair with yellow, green, and blue violets. It is the most difficult to pair with blue-greens. It is recommended to match with darker shades of blue, green, white, beige, and brown.

3. Green
Green is a popular color in men’s fashion, and shades of moss, khaki, and other green tones can be introduced to help take outfits to the next level. It will look best when paired with darker military variants, white, gray, blue, and earthy hues like mustard and brown.
The skin tone also needs to be considered. Bottle green best suits pale and fair skin, while olive green works for a medium skin tone. Those with a dusky complexion have a range to choose from, and jade green works wonders. Green can be picked in chinos, cargo trousers with short-sleeved shirts, and shorts, and accessories like pocket squares, scarves, and socks in green also add a touch of color to an outfit. Color pairing with green: It is easy to pair with blue-greens and yellow-greens. It is harder to pair with violets and reds and the most difficult to pair with mauve pinks. It is recommended to pair green with gray, white, and blue.

4. Orange
This bright color makes an outfit look very costume-like in men’s fashion. Different hues work in different months, and you can combine the color with a navy suit, standard gray with a tie or pocket square before using outerwear and knitwear. The shades can vary from bright coral to pale skin, brown rust, and others. It can be paired off with black, navy, and gray. Color pairing oranges: It is easy to pair with yellows and reds and difficult to pair with blue-greens and mauve. It is most difficult to pair with blue violets. It is recommended to match orange with earthy tones like black, gray, and navy.