Blue is a great color to wear whether the weather is scorching hot or bitterly cold. The color blue represents the sea and the sky. This in itself evokes imagery of beautiful days out in the sunshine.
Blue has also been long associated with inspiration, imagination, freedom and beautiful open spaces. It is also a very serene and calming color too. Studies have shown that people who sit in blue rooms have better productivity.
Perhaps if you wear blue to work or while studying you can also be more productive?
If you are longing to wear blue, then take a look at the below outfits for inspiration. You definitely will not be feeling blue in any of these blue outfit ideas!
Blue Suit
This baby blue suit is a statement piece. It can be worn to the office for a ready to work look, or it can be turned into a casual outfit when teamed up with white sneakers. Keep the bag a neutral block of color to let the suit do all of the talking.
This blue sporty sweatshirt is a must if you are looking to evoke that 90s vibe through your fashion. Adding a shirt underneath still keeps the overall look casual.
To make this work, you will want to add the finishing touches by wearing flared pants. The fluffy blue bag is optional, though it makes this look complete.
If you are brave enough, you could just wear blue everything. Teaming a blue top and jacket with blue denim is a great way to bring blue into your style.
The denim jeans are naturally blue, so it somehow breaks up the blue in this look for an overall effortless chic. Just don’t wear blue sneakers, otherwise you will be overdoing it!
You may have seen the pantsuit above, but what about this cool looking skirt suit? If you would prefer to wear a skirt, then this ensemble is both classy and chic. The longer jacket gives it a casual feel, rather than a power woman vibe.
A blue coat looks good with most outfits. It will also bring some sunshine into even the gloomiest of days. This coat jacket is really fun because it has clouds on it too. It is sure to make you feel happy all day.
A basic blue shirt is a must for everybody’s closet. You can wear a blue shirt as a relaxed style, or dress it up to something more formal if you need to. This style is effortless, and provides the wearer with comfort on a warm spring day.
If you are looking to channel your inner 1990s, then double denim is where it is at. While Justin Timberlake and Britney Spears made the trend famous – but also famously ruined it – there is a better way of wearing it.
Add layers to the denim, and don’t wear everything denim. Keep it cool by opting to wear light blue ripped jeans, a gray hoodie and a denim jacket. Steer clear of the dark blue denim otherwise you will be making a fashion faux pa!
This cute look is perfect for high summer when you need something to wear that is light and airy. The whole of this outfit screams fun summer vibes. It will also be cute to wear on a date or when out with friends.
Keep the shorts light and neutral to balance out the deepness of the blue.
If you would prefer to wear something that has the generation Z take on the 1990s vibes, then this outfit is it. Not only that, it takes the color blue and runs with it – and then some! It looks effortlessly cool.
This light blue cardigan is a great way to make blue the main color, while adding touches elsewhere. This adds blue into the look without overloading the color to make you look like a Smurf.
As you can see there are many ways to wear blue. From making it your statement color, to adding hints to the outfit. If you like the color blue, then you will have realized by now how easy it is to wear.
It is a color that can also be worn casually or formally, and may even help you to stay productive at work.
Hi, my name is Jenna Reign and I have teamed up with my best friend, Sam, to deliver you all of the style secrets to help you stay ahead of the trends. We both met in fashion school and have been inseparable ever since!
Despite our deep love for fashion, even we found it difficult navigating our closets when trying to leave the house for the first time since the pandemic was announced. Were the trends still evolving, or did they get put on hold like the rest of the world?
