Styling tip: Combine a lavender scarf or a light sweater with neutral colors for a timeless look.
3. Navy Blue.
Forget black. Navy blue is the new trend color for elegance from age 60.
While black can sometimes appear harsh on mature skin, navy blue is softer, more approachable, and flatters the figure just as much.
Why it works so well: It’s dark enough to flatter any figure and gives a classic, textured look – without the harsh contrast of black.
Styling tip: Use navy blue as a base for trousers, skirts or jackets and combine it with lighter tones or patterns.
4. Ivory or Cream
These off-white shades are warmer than pure white and much gentler on mature skin.
They add lightness and freshness to your outfit and make you look rested and radiant – even on days when you don’t feel quite yourself.
Why it works: Ivory makes the complexion appear softer and adds a touch of elegance.
Styling tip: A cream-colored blouse under a colored blazer is a smart and stylish combination for any occasion.
5. Coral
Do you want a little more energy in your wardrobe? Coral is just the thing.
This blend of pink and orange creates a fresh, vibrant look and flatters both cool and warm skin tones. It’s a cheerful color – and it shows.
Why it works: Coral is similar to the natural color of lips and cheeks and is therefore ideal for tops, accessories or lipstick.
Styling tip: Combine a coral-colored blouse with white or jeans for a youthful, nautical look.
6. Soft Turquoise:
This medium blue-green shade is ideal for women with silver, gray, or platinum blonde hair. It creates a beautiful contrast that makes the eyes sparkle and softens the complexion.
Turquoise is also incredibly versatile. Depending on the styling, it can look elegant or casual.
Why it works: It is expressive without being intrusive – perfect for an elegant appearance.
Styling tip: Try a turquoise scarf, top, or earrings to draw the eye upward and make the face shine.