Professional Styling of Pink & Grey with Fuchsia

I appreciate each and every share. Thank you!

As winter approaches, the fashions tend to go darker and more subdued. This is why I wanted to think about the styling of pink and grey with a brighter color.

Quote of the day: “Optimism: The doctrine that everything is beautiful, including what is ugly, everything is good, especially the bad, and everything right that is wrong…It is hereditary, but fortunately not contagious.”  Ambrose Bierce

In this article, the three of us are styling pink and grey with fuchsia which is a color that can look better next to the face of those silver-haired beauties!  It’s a great addition since it’s a variation of purple and right next to red on the color wheel.

See my previous pairings where we were styling pink & grey with denim and white.

Styling Pink and Grey with a Fuchsia Scarf

pink & grey for the 50's, 60's & 70's
Pink Vest: Mac & Jac-thrifted~~Lace shirt under: Gaviota ~~Black Jeans: Makers of the True Original ~~Shoes: Newport News

This vest is one I used to wear under a jacket for work, but today I wanted to show off the grey lace shirt instead.  

I used the fuchsia as a scarf instead of a necklace. Wearing slightly baggier jeans counteracts the tighter top half. And then I added the heels!

Insider tip: This scarf is a pashmina which means it is bulkier than many other scarves. If you fold it many times over, you can make it work around your neck without overwhelming you.
I find them for a great deal on Amazon and they come in a large variety of colors.

Fuchsia Print Shrug

Grey jeans are easy to find in the stores right now.  They can be a nice option instead of black or blue jeans, and come in a variety of styles.

Some of your print cardigans or shrugs may already have fuchsia in them like this one of Nancy’s.  A solid-colored, cotton t-shirt helps contrast the silkiness of the jacket.

Insider tip: Don’t be afraid to layer a long sleeve top under a short sleeve topper.

Styling Pink and Grey with Fuchsia Shoes

 pink & grey for the 50's, 60's & 70's pink & grey for the 50's, 60's & 70's

Tunic: Mom made it~~Leggings: Apt. 9 ~~Shoes: Connie

Mom has this tunic that already had our pink and grey colors we were styling in it.  It’s a great length if you want to pull out leggings.  

I added the color fuchsia with her shoes & scarf. Having a bright pair of shoes is the recipe for success when you want to add more interest to a look.

Insider tip: Mini dresses can act as a perfect tunic if you see one that catches your fancy. Just because it’s called a dress, doesn’t mean you can’t wear it with leggings or jeans.

I think you would enjoy it if you signed up for the emails below. Besides the free eBook, my email family gets personal tidbits of what’s going on in my life along with other happenings, sales, information, giveaways, extra photos, and interesting articles.

 Some photography by Kari Strand Photography

Thank you

My goal with my daily looks post is to find things that help inspire you with my daily outfits and to bring a smile and kindness to your life. I truly think that clothing is our way to express our personality visually.

I hope I say thank you enough because your support allows me to continue this journey which I just LOVE!!!
Supporting a blog can be easy and free. Just visiting my pages, clicking my links (especially for small businesses and sponsored posts), and sharing the things you like on your social media make a huge difference. Spreading the word is how I can reach more wonderful people like you!

Welcome to Jodie’s Touch of Style. I’m here to prove that it’s never too late to look great. Clothing and style are meant to showcase your inner personality. So let’s have fun and try new things.

It’s not just about me on this blog, but also about my mother and friend. We get to showcase not only different decades of life but also different body shapes and unique personal styles.

Scroll to Top