9 Color Combinations That Will Never Go Out of Style

Navy is basically a neutral, and while it would certainly look nice with just about anything in your wardrobe, a bright yellow really helps it pop. 

Get the look: Lasula jacket ($54); Eloquii pants ($80); MICHAEL Michael Kors pants ($109); Norma Kamali coat ($385)

Bold red tones down the Barbie vibes, while sweet pink balances the sexy factor. The end result? A perfectly femme combo we want to wear all year long.

Get the look: Lane Bryant blazer ($90); Levi's jacket ($98); Maggy London dress ($148); Reformation dress ($153)

Cobalt and turquoise are perhaps the best blues to pair together, because they’re both bright and rich without feeling overpowering.

Get the look: Vince Camuto jumpsuit ($108); Harlyn jumpsuit ($150); Kate Spade New York coat ($338); Tibi blazer ($595)

Safe? Maybe. Sleek. You betcha. Navy’s cool undertones are a superb balance to warm beige, for an effect that’s office- or country-club ready.

Get the look: CeCe top ($42); LOFT top ($45); Wit & Wisdom pants ($78); AG pants ($178)

Though this one-two-punch is not for the faint of heart, it’s also a fabulous duo that works every single time. These two bright hues have a decidedly French feel when worn together, and always look expensive—even if you snagged them at H&M.

Get the look: Trouvé top ($43); Lane Bryant pants ($90): Eileen Fisher top ($298); Calvin Klein pants ($425)

Both colors bring to mind sunny days and blooming gardens, but together they become a vibrant sunset that’s sure to turn heads.

Get the look: Poetic Justice dress ($64); Missguided coat ($80); Calvin Klein Jeans coat ($377); Ganni dress ($378)

Delicate dove gray tones down the precious nature of powder pink, and helps it feel appropriate, even in colder months.

Get the look: City Chic sweater ($40); Madewell sweater ($49); Kenneth Cole New York coat ($198); Trina Turk coat ($322)

Your grandmother might drop her jaw, but it’s time we toss out the old-school rule about never wearing black with blue. Together, they add major visual depth and allow you more fun and liveliness than going full-on monochromatic.

Get the look: Ellos sweater ($43); J.Crew sweater ($98); Guess coat ($110); Helene Berman coat ($190)

Turns out Superman was really onto something. These two vivacious colors make for one powerful dream team with an authoritative effect. There you go, off to save the world.

Get the look: Sanctuary turtleneck ($59); Lauren Ralph Lauren turtleneck ($75); Eloquii jacket ($100); L'Agence jacket ($163)