If you’re a member of the elite Princess Pale club then you know the struggle that comes with fashion. It’s not always easy to find things that look good on you when you’re pale. These are some tips to help you with that. I hope they leave you feeling lovely and confident.
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1. Take Some Tips from the Celebrities That Share Your Skin Tone
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It can be helpful to look at celebrities who’ve pale skin for fashion tips. You can observe what colors look good on them, their makeup and what does and doesn’t work. Some celebrities I watch for inspiration are Emma Stone, Dakota Fanning, Dakota Johnson and Nicole Kidman. It’s fun to see how they make pale work for them. It can give you some ideas for your own styles.
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Pale skin can be challenging to style, but with the right fashion tips, you can create a look that is both modern and flattering. Here are seven phenomenal fashion tips for pale women:
Choose Colors That Pop: Pale skin needs bright colors to make it stand out. Opt for jewel tones like emerald green, sapphire blue, and ruby red. You can also add a pop of color with a bright scarf or a patterned blouse.
Reach for Lighter Shades: Dark colors can be too harsh on pale skin. Instead, reach for lighter shades like pastels and neutrals. These colors will look softer and more flattering.
Add a Touch of Sparkle: Pale skin looks great with a bit of sparkle. Add a touch of metallic to your outfit with a sequin top, a beaded necklace, or a shimmery skirt.
Accessorize with Bold Prints: Bold prints can help to create a more vibrant look. Try a printed scarf or a patterned belt to add some visual interest to your outfit.
For pale skin, go for shades like olive green, navy blue, or deep burgundy. These colors really make your skin pop and add a nice contrast.
Absolutely! Bright colors can look fabulous on pale skin. Just make sure the fabric doesn't wash you out. Try different tones and see what makes you feel vibrant.
Think flowy dresses in cool tones like pastel blues or soft lilacs. Also, lightweight pants in earth tones paired with airy tops can be super chic and perfect for summer.
If you're self-conscious about your legs, a midi or maxi dress can be your best friend. Otherwise, just embrace your skin! You can also try a bit of self-tanner if you want some extra color.
Stick to colors that complement but don't overpower your skin tone. Don't shy away from sunblock—staying sun-safe is always stylish! Plus, accessorizing with a cute hat or lightweight scarf can add a fun touch to your outfit.
2. Discover What Colors Look Best on You
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There are colors that work for pale girls. For me, it’s wine, navy, red, pink and aqua as well as neutrals in white, black and charcoal. These colors may work for you too. You could also have a whole different color scheme that suits you. In order to find out, hold different colors up to your face and see what looks flattering.
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When experimenting with your palette, consider the natural undertones of your skin. Cool undertones come alive with silver, lavender, and blues, while warm undertones shine in gold, coral, and cream. If you're neutral, you’re lucky—most colors will be complementing. Don’t be afraid to step outside your comfort zone with a splash of bright yellow or emerald green. Sometimes, the least expected shades create the most striking contrast against pale skin. Remember, it's all about how the color makes you feel. If you glow with confidence, you've found your hue.
For pale skin, go for shades like olive green, navy blue, or deep burgundy. These colors really make your skin pop and add a nice contrast.
Absolutely! Bright colors can look fabulous on pale skin. Just make sure the fabric doesn't wash you out. Try different tones and see what makes you feel vibrant.
Think flowy dresses in cool tones like pastel blues or soft lilacs. Also, lightweight pants in earth tones paired with airy tops can be super chic and perfect for summer.
If you're self-conscious about your legs, a midi or maxi dress can be your best friend. Otherwise, just embrace your skin! You can also try a bit of self-tanner if you want some extra color.
Stick to colors that complement but don't overpower your skin tone. Don't shy away from sunblock—staying sun-safe is always stylish! Plus, accessorizing with a cute hat or lightweight scarf can add a fun touch to your outfit.
3. Skip the Nude Bra and Go for Ivory Instead for a Flawless Look
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I’ll agree that a bra and panty in the color of your skin tone is an important part of your wardrobe. For pale girls, nude is not the color you want. If you’re truly pale, nude undergarments can look almost brown against your skin. Skip that color and choose ivory instead. More than likely, ivory is going to be your own personal nude.
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Pale women should take extra care when it comes to selecting the correct underwear. While nude bras are a classic staple, they may not be the best choice for pale women. Ivory is a better option, as it will create a more seamless look with the skin tone. Ivory lingerie can provide a more natural look and a flawless finish. Additionally, this color is much more versatile and can be worn with a variety of clothing colors. With the right selection of lingerie, pale women can look beautiful and feel confident.
For pale skin, go for shades like olive green, navy blue, or deep burgundy. These colors really make your skin pop and add a nice contrast.
Absolutely! Bright colors can look fabulous on pale skin. Just make sure the fabric doesn't wash you out. Try different tones and see what makes you feel vibrant.
Think flowy dresses in cool tones like pastel blues or soft lilacs. Also, lightweight pants in earth tones paired with airy tops can be super chic and perfect for summer.
If you're self-conscious about your legs, a midi or maxi dress can be your best friend. Otherwise, just embrace your skin! You can also try a bit of self-tanner if you want some extra color.
Stick to colors that complement but don't overpower your skin tone. Don't shy away from sunblock—staying sun-safe is always stylish! Plus, accessorizing with a cute hat or lightweight scarf can add a fun touch to your outfit.
4. Wear White Shorts Instead of Cream or Khaki
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White shorts can be a good choice for pale girls. They can show what little bit of color you do have. White shorts are a better choice than cream or khaki which can highlight your paleness. White jeans or skirts can also work well. White is versatile so you can pair practically any top with a white bottom. Shorts, skirts and jeans in this color are good staples to have in your closet.
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Opting for white shorts over cream or khaki shades is a style trick that enhances the contrast against your skin, potentially making any tan lines or subtle hues stand out more. However, it's not just about the color; the fit and fabric are equally important. Choose a high-quality, opaque fabric to avoid any see-through mishaps, and remember that a well-tailored pair can elevate your outfit from casual to chic. Incorporating textures like lace or embellishments can also add interest to a simple white palette. Accessorize with vibrant jewelry or a pop of color in your shoes or bag for a delightful contrast that will draw the eye.
For pale skin, go for shades like olive green, navy blue, or deep burgundy. These colors really make your skin pop and add a nice contrast.
Absolutely! Bright colors can look fabulous on pale skin. Just make sure the fabric doesn't wash you out. Try different tones and see what makes you feel vibrant.
Think flowy dresses in cool tones like pastel blues or soft lilacs. Also, lightweight pants in earth tones paired with airy tops can be super chic and perfect for summer.
If you're self-conscious about your legs, a midi or maxi dress can be your best friend. Otherwise, just embrace your skin! You can also try a bit of self-tanner if you want some extra color.
Stick to colors that complement but don't overpower your skin tone. Don't shy away from sunblock—staying sun-safe is always stylish! Plus, accessorizing with a cute hat or lightweight scarf can add a fun touch to your outfit.
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5. Don’t Neglect to Add in Occasional Metallic Colors to Your Wardrobe
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Metallic colors can look lovely on pale ladies. Silver, gold, bronze and other metallics can be a good addition on occasion. You might find a top in one of those colors or choose to wear that color in a shoe. The trick to wearing metallic colors is to let them have center stage. Purposefully tone down your outfit in other ways.
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Metallic hues can be magical, creating a magnificent contrast with your pale complexion. Picture yourself in a chic metallic blazer for a night out, or carrying a shiny clutch for that special touch of glamour. These pieces act as a statement, drawing eyes and compliments alike. Remember, moderation is key; accessorize with simple jewelry to keep the focus on that irresistible glint. Whether you're leaning towards a subtle sparkle or a full-on radiance, metallics are your secret weapon for an unforgettable ensemble.
For pale skin, go for shades like olive green, navy blue, or deep burgundy. These colors really make your skin pop and add a nice contrast.
Absolutely! Bright colors can look fabulous on pale skin. Just make sure the fabric doesn't wash you out. Try different tones and see what makes you feel vibrant.
Think flowy dresses in cool tones like pastel blues or soft lilacs. Also, lightweight pants in earth tones paired with airy tops can be super chic and perfect for summer.
If you're self-conscious about your legs, a midi or maxi dress can be your best friend. Otherwise, just embrace your skin! You can also try a bit of self-tanner if you want some extra color.
Stick to colors that complement but don't overpower your skin tone. Don't shy away from sunblock—staying sun-safe is always stylish! Plus, accessorizing with a cute hat or lightweight scarf can add a fun touch to your outfit.
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6. Nude Shoes Flatter Your Pale Skin
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This one comes with a trick. It has to be your own nude shade. A light nude or ivory may be what you need. But if you can find some shoes in your personal nude, it can be very beneficial, especially if it’s a heel or wedge. Nude shoes can make your legs look miles long which has a very sexy effect.
For pale skin, go for shades like olive green, navy blue, or deep burgundy. These colors really make your skin pop and add a nice contrast.
Absolutely! Bright colors can look fabulous on pale skin. Just make sure the fabric doesn't wash you out. Try different tones and see what makes you feel vibrant.
Think flowy dresses in cool tones like pastel blues or soft lilacs. Also, lightweight pants in earth tones paired with airy tops can be super chic and perfect for summer.
If you're self-conscious about your legs, a midi or maxi dress can be your best friend. Otherwise, just embrace your skin! You can also try a bit of self-tanner if you want some extra color.
Stick to colors that complement but don't overpower your skin tone. Don't shy away from sunblock—staying sun-safe is always stylish! Plus, accessorizing with a cute hat or lightweight scarf can add a fun touch to your outfit.
7. Be Confident and Love the Skin You’re in
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This one is the most important. Don’t let being pale make you feel unattractive. I used to do this but I now love my paleness. It’s unique and can actually look pretty with the right colors.
These are 7 fashion tips for those with pale skin. What would you add to this list? What’s your favorite fashion tip for pale girls?
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Channce: Loveee 6's dress!!!! I almost always wear pastels, but I also love black. It can look chic and dressy if it's done right.
Lizzie: My pale skin is one of the few things I love about myself. Don't get me wrong, if you're a race that is naturally darker skin, I think it's beautiful. But I never understand the girls that purposefully lie in the sun for hours, wrinkling their bodies for the sake of being a darker shade. I love being a vampire!
Olivia: I'm very pale with red hair and blue eyes. My best colors are navy, coral, and yellow, and mint. But 7 is the most important thing on this list :)
Emmybear: I find bright colours look best on my pale skin, whereas pale colours wash me out. I personally am happy with my pale skin, better than tan lines!
sola: #5 Legs don't look that pale tho...
sola: #4 So let's use a photo of a girl inwhote shorts with perfect tanned legs?
Brittany: And lots of sunscreen. It takes work to stay this pale!
Patracia: It's another world having pale skin because the dresses and makeup are so different.
-gladys: For being Hispanic I'm definitely pale. Some ppl say I look sick towards the end of winter... I used to tan in high school but I haven't done so in about 2 years and I'm so glad I began loving my "pale" tone. I think every pale skin is different. I'm a brunette and I like wearing black,olive green, and teal but that may not be the same for the next pale person. Also, instead of focusing on my skin tone, I just focus on other things like how my eyebrows, lashes, or my hair look to compensate ;)
Liza: I used to get horribly bullied by people everywhere about my "vampire skin". People driving by in cars would yell "get a freakin tan". But I refused to ever lie in the sun. Which is why, at age 43, I look 10 yrs younger than my peers. Who's laughing now?! 1 more thing to consider w/pale skin is your hair color. I used to be blonde, but it totally washed me out. About 10 yrs ago I went red, which compliments my fair skin, & makes my green eyes really pop. I'd love to see an article devoted to makeup (especially base) for pale girl's. Every base I try turns me orange!
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