When you get to 60, it may sometimes feel intimidating to wear vibrant colors, right? Well, there’s no reason to steer away from colors – and here are the best ways you can incorporate them in your outfit!
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Royal blue dress
Royal blue is a classic color for women of any age, and it can naturally brighten up your complexion. This can be a great way to look youthful and elegant at the same time.
Berry satin dress
Berry is a sophisticated color that flatters women over 60. Wearing a satin dress in berry color makes you look chic and classy instantly.
Belted orange dress
Orange is such a lively color and to have it in the flattering silhouette of a belted dress can be a perfect match for someone in her 60s. It brightens up the mood and also cinches the waist for added definition.
Blue floral skirt
The cool tones of blue make it very pleasing without being overwhelming. Soften it up further for that classy and dainty effect when you add floral details to your blue skirt!
Green turtleneck and wide leg
Green is a soft and feminine color, and you can wear them year-round. They can make a simple turtle neck and pants combination look chic, making it a great option for everyday outfits.
Canary yellow dress
This muted yellow shade goes well with pretty much anything, but there’s something very youthful about it especially on a gorgeous lace dress!
Deep cyan floral blouse
Florals will always be a subtle yet gorgeous way to incorporate color into your outfit. With this blouse, the light-colored floral prints perfectly balance out the deep cyan shade of the blouse itself.
Bright red top
I know that bright red is not always that easy to pull off, but we can’t deny its energizing beauty! To make it work by not looking too overpowering, pair it with a neatral bottom.
Pastel pullover
Pastels are great for women over 60 because they look refreshing and interesting. Pairing them with any of your basic pants or jeans will make your everyday outfit more fun and fashionable.
Emerald satin dress
Emerald is such an opulent shade that easily brings a sense of elegance and sophistication to your look. Pair with white flat shoes or low heels, this emerald satin dress would absolutely look great on dressier occasions.
Wine wide leg pants
The comfy and chic silhouette of wide-leg pants already makes it a staple on its own! Experiment with colors by choosing a sophisticated hue, such as wine color, which can easily transform your casual to semi-formal attire.
Colorful floral blouse
Again, florals are great in infusing colors to your outfit, and if you’re still not completely sure about wearing something ultras bright, here’s a style you’re going to love without looking too monotonous.
Golden yellow cotton shirt
The comfort of a cotton shirt is what makes it an absolute wardrobe staple. Instead of going for the usual black and white shirt, try something more radiant like golden yellow!
Magenta turtleneck
Turtleneck tops are super comfy and warm, making them a great choice for transitioning seasons. Try to look for something as bright as magenta especially if you’re thinking of pairing it with casual jeans.
Mustard knit sweater
Mustard also belongs in the family of yellow shades, which explains its very revitalizing effect. Incorporate this bright color with the warmth of a knit sweater and you’ll surely love it.
Hot pink blazer and skirt
If there’s one misconception about colors when it comes to styling women in their 60s, it’s that hotpinks are only for “younger” ladies. That’s so not true and you can definitely see here how a hot pink jacket and skirt set can look immensely flattering and revitalizing for a woman in her 60s!
Pink monochromatic outfit
This matching top and pants used different shades of pink to create a more in-depth outfit without looking too plain or monotonous! You can absolutely adapt this styling technique with other bright colors, too.
Powder blue button shirt
Here’s another sample of a monochromatic outfit but instead of playing with colors, we play with textures. Notice how the powder blue button shirt just melds so seamlessly with the light-washed denim jeans!
Flowy purple top
Flowy silhouettes will always be a go-to for women in their 60s because of how comfy and forgiving they are when it comes to fit. In this look, the deep shade of purple helps counteract the tendency of the flowy top to look baggy, hence looking more cohesive.
Teal blouse
Teal is such a bold and sophisticated color! To make sure it really pops, try wearing your teal blouse with white denim.
Lavender T-shirt
Here’s another option when you’d like to wear something colorful but keep things casual. The soft touch of lavender adds to the airiness of the T-shirt, making it a perfect choice for warmer/hotter seasons.
Turquoise tie-string pants
Tie-string pants define your waist without that tight snug that most women in their 60s find uncomfortable. Try to go for turquoise the next time you shop for tie-string pants and pair it with lighter tops for that perfect contrast!
Violet linen set
Going for matching sets or outfit coordinates is one of the easiest ways to pull off vibrant colors. In this look, the violet shade stood out even more thanks to the white inner top.
Yellow floral top
Here’s a top that’s perfect for the summer! It’s classy and yet youthful as well. The combination of yellow and floral print can really make your top versatile.
