How To Wear Green: Fashionable Outfit Ideas on St. Patrick’s Day

Mar 16

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Any and all shades of green have been popping up in the runways and on the street this season. It’s a color that may have not previously been recognized as chic or sophisticated, but we are here to revisit the subject and take a closer look. Keep on reading for fashionable outfit ideas on St. Patrick's Day.

And what better occasion to do so than to prepare our wardrobes for St. Patrick’s Day next week?

We are gathering up a series of inspiration outfit ideas and suggestions to make sure you look festive yet fashionable on Tuesday.

You don’t have to go with the standard Kelly green. Olives, emeralds, and even teals are typically flattering on most skin types and because of that seem to be the most common shades used for apparel. They also work as great day-to-night colors and can be revamped with the changing of accessories.

If it’s bold, keep the rest of your outfit simple. Planning to sport a large green purse? Neon green shoes? Loud printed tie? We support your choice! Make sure that one piece remains the focal point of your look. Neutrals like white, khaki, brown, and black well help accentuate these pieces without looking like you’re trying too hard.

Try it on before you buy. Green comes in a wide variety of shades and hues, so it’s tricky to find the right one for your skin tone. Warm skin tones look great in olives, neon, forrest, and green apple palettes. Cool skin tones work well with seafoam, emerald, and teals.

Sometime an accessory is all you need. Not a huge fan of green? Stick to your normal, everyday color scheme and work a subtle hint into your look. Try incorporating a green piece of jewelry or tie/pocket square. It still counts as wearing it, and you don’t have to sacrifice your personal style.

Want to really show of your green side? A solid green piece of clothing (or two if you want to go with a monochromatic look!) can definitely look fashionable if it fits correctly. Make sure you swing by a tailor shop and have an expert take a look before you wear it out. Well-fitting pieces always lend themselves to give off a more put together feeling without you even trying.