Style, as we all know, is all about mastering the art of tastefully taking it to the next level. In that vein it is not only a good idea to integrate the new green jean pant/jean trend into your fall wardrobe, it’s a must. The prospect of sporting such a bold shade on your stems might be terrifying (I know it was for me at first) but with a color wheel and fashion basics, we can all make it work!
The first step is to research the different shades — from moss to bright emerald to light olive to dark forest — to find your top three favorite shades. Next, make sure you find the shade that is most complementary to you coloring. As most art majors can hopefully tell you, all colors have undertones to them. Greens are no different and rock yellow or blue undertones. You can go all movie montage and hold up different color strips against your face to see which looks best. For those of us who don’t have that kind of spare time, just know that if you have blonde hair your best bet would be to wear chocolate and green khaki green/chocolate or greenish gray/black. On the other hand, brunettes should stick to dark greens/blue or olive green/white. Trying to give an illusion of a tan? Opt for an olive green. To figure out what to pair them with opt for the color wheel test — the color exactly opposite to your specific shade of green is the ideal color to pair it with.
Tone down your green jeans with staple neutral: blacks, grays, whites and browns. Heather grays and tan shades of brown are complementary and good for everyday wear — as shown by this bold Wheaton College junior who paired her Kohl’s jeans with a light latte top, a gray and barely-there yellow/blue Target scarf and bejeweled DSW sandals.
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