How To Style Pink Pants for Fall

How To Style Pink Pants for Fall

Do you love pink pants? As you may already know, I’m no stranger to loving and wearing pink pants. See exhibits A, B, C, D, E, F and G). So, I thought I would pop in today to share how to style pink pants for fall! I love that temperatures are finally cooling down here in SoCal so we can talk fall fashion — and actually wear it!

The pants I’m wearing here are called the Watson velvet jeans from J.McLaughlin. The color is Rosette (they also come in white, camel, black and chocolate, if neutrals are more up your alley, as well as yellow, sapphire blue, and jade green; I personally think the subtle blush tone of these jeans counts as a neutral!).

Fit Tip:

I’m wearing a size 4 and would say these pants are TTS (true to size).

I’d say the size 4s are equivalent to a 27/28 in jeans or a Small.

In the cardigan, I’m wearing a small and in the sweater coat an XS.

What To Pair Pink Pants With for Fall

I paired these blush pink velvet jeans with the coziest softest black cashmere cardigan (it feels like a hug against your skin!). When it’s colder out, toss this black faux fur sweater coat over your shoulders (it keeps selling out!)

 Enhance the cozy look even more with these textured black faux fur flats. For a more accentuated waist, I added this black leather belt over the cardi for a classic fall look.

Finally, as for additional accessories, I added a dark brown leather tote (yes, you can mix black and brown!), gold hoop earrings (similar here), a gold heart necklace and these classic sunnies.

What do you think?

Would you wear this look? Are you team pink pants too or are neutrals more your vibe? It’s okay if they are, you can still sit with us. 😉 Plus, again, these pants come in a great range of colors here. Check them out and let me know your favorite color!

SHOP THE LOOK

Photography by Fred “Baby” Moser

Note:  Just a heads up, I did a sponsored collaboration with J.McLaughlin on Instagram (see that — and this outfit in motion — here), and the clothes were gifted as part of that partnership. However, his blog post is not sponsored. As always, all opinions are my own. Thanks for stopping by and reading!