Casual Looks with a Hot Pink Blouse

Yes, you’ll look pretty in pink, but hot pink will make you look like a knockout! Check out this recipe for two bold and chic hot pink blouse outfits.

Wearing a Hot Pink Blouse In Summer – Outfit #1

Hot pink blouses are vibrant, feminine, and very popular at the moment. I own two that I style with black jeans to look upscale casual. Here is my easy style recipe for a fabulous summer and winter look.

Hot Pink Blouse Outfit for Summer

This beautiful Vince Camuto blouse in this mind-blowing pink is a gorgeous top. Pair it with black, and it looks sophisticated and expensive.

I love the faux wrap style, which has been so popular lately. The notched lapel is another beautiful detail. See how I tucked it in at the front and left it flowing in the back for an effortless, modern look?

What color shoes work with a bright pink blouse and black jeans? You could go with black, but that’s a little plain. Pink would be too matchy-matchy. I like the pop of leopard to add a sexy touch.

This color is intense and electric, but the blouse’s classic style softens the pink and doesn’t feel gaudy.

My Chanel-inspired quilted, studded wallet is another luxurious touch.

What a winning combo!

Hot Pink Blouse Outfit In Winter -Outfit #2

This second hot pink blouse from Not Your Daughter’s Jeans is much more playful. The print is covered in dots, making it instantly more casual and fun-looking.

I love the 3/4 length sleeves with the small side slits since I’m always pushing up my sleeves anyway! Showing some forearm is sporty and youthful.

If you look closely you will see the dots are not your perfectly round traditional dots. They are a bit irregular and overlap, An there’s an interesting mix of colors: black white and orange which makes this blouse look fun.

Have you noticed that big chunky chain necklaces, like the one I am wearing, are trending? I paired my necklace with chunky hoops and a bracelet with the same feel.

These comfy black skinny jeans from Wit and Wisdom are a favorite of mine, but this style recipe works with any style of black jeans or pants – straight leg, flare, bootcut, you name it.