Dusty pink is everywhere this year, and we’re totally into it. It looks beautiful and fresh for spring, whether it’s a sweater, shoes or necklace. Here are a few picks…
Thoughts? What would you wear? I also looooove this.
P.S. Hoop earrings, and work twinning.
(Top photo from Madewell, similar sweater.)
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I love the linen top, as well as that blush nail polish. Just need some light wash jeans with gold stud earrings and a gold necklace, as well as some cute flats.
I love it! Great colour!
Oh i l love pink to transition from winter to spring! Brilliant! You always give the best fashion advice.
my wedding dress is going to be dusty pink!
I want all of these!
Favorite color!
I love the nail polish. I just oredered a dark pink lipsense lipcolor. Plus their orchid and opal lipglosses. Maybe its a move toward creating my own spring?
The double-strap sandal link doesn’t work any more! At least not on my chrome browser…
Just got a pair of pink slip-on Vans!
The linen shirt is beautiful. Love the parka too and it looks much more expensive than it is. Might need those striped pjs for spring/summer too. Too many temptations!
Yaaaas love everything!
Just bought the Madewell clogs! The color is definitely out of my box. But I cannot wait to get them. They are so fresh looking, if that makes sense. Hope I like them in person!
Please let us know how they work out. I asked earlier and the reader stated she returned them immediately because they were so uncomfortable. But they are so cute!!!
Oh how things do come around, dusty pink used to be an old lady color and no one would be caught dead in it, but the fates have decided otherwise this year.
it IS so funny. i thought the color was okay when it first started popping up but now i’m in LOVE with it.
So in love with blush at the moment. I’m using so many blush/rose gold hues in my wedding planning and it all just makes me swoon. Have you seen these sneaks? Currently on my blush wish list.
http://www.thefryecompany.com/ivy-low-lace/d/71182C27058?CategoryId=126
Aaaaaand now I shopped online at work again…thanks Cup of Jo ;)
PS- It was the Old Navy sandals. I have a couple of this same pair already, and I always come back for more. Currently showing self restraint on those Madewell PJs, but we’ll see how long that lasts!
I like the parka and ruffled top. The secret to wearing this color is to find the shade that works for you. I bought a cardigan last fall in this color and I love it because it is a neutral color which works for most of my wardrobe.
In <3 with that zara parka!!! And the dusty rose trend, in general. Such a flattering hue!
I may order the blush trench/rain coat in the newsletter. I need an in between coat badly, and that is so lovely. I have a blush sweater that I worry washes me out, but I always get compliments when wearing it so maybe not!
Oh!! That backpack, the nail polish, those clogs! Oh my, I like every single thing. Help!
So pretty.
Dusty pink is such a hard color to pull off, especially in anything that you are wearing close to your face if you’re pale and have any imperfections! Finding the right tone is super important and yet super difficult. But oh so lovely color nevertheless.
I love dusty pink. It is very soft and feminine. I would choose the backpack or the clogs from your selection.
Hugs,
Miri
Perfect shade of pink. There’s nothing like a pair of dusty pink leather sandals to say, Hello Spring.
The backpack looks cute, and functional! But I truly adore those earrings…if only they weren’t so expensive! :)
I’ve been lusting after these blush pink Frye loafer mules. Might pull the trigger soon!
Who wrote this? It’s always confusing when something is posted by ‘Cup of Jo’ and then there is a first person reference, like “I also loooove this”. Better to know the author. Shame that so many of the items you post to are imported and/or made with synthetic fibres. The opposite of chic! Kind of getting over this brand of consumer-feminism, but appreciate it makes you money.
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