Pink and Burgundy Outfits: The Colour Combo to Wear This Autumn
PINK AND BURGUNDY: THE UNEXPECTED COLOUR COMBO EVERYONE IS WEARING
Summer may be coming to an end, but that doesn’t mean we have to say goodbye to bright shades just yet. The streets are showing us exactly how to have fun with colour this autumn.
As we begin packing away our summer wardrobes and preparing for the colder months ahead, shorts and skirts make way for trench coats and knee-high boots.
Traditionally, autumn is the season for chocolate browns, burnt oranges, olive greens and the ever-reliable black-and-white colour combination. But the girlies of London are here to shake things up.
While we’re used to seeing more muted tones during the colder months, London isn’t quite ready to say goodbye to vibrant colours and playful combinations. A new trend is hitting the streets—one that’s sure to brighten even the rainiest autumn day.


Burgundy meets pink
Burgundy for autumn isn’t exactly a new idea. The rich shade is a seasonal staple, appearing on jumpers, jackets, bags and even boots. The most common—and perhaps safest—way to style burgundy is alongside black. But the girls of London aren’t playing it safe. Instead, they’re striding into the new season with confidence, embracing a fresh and unexpected pairing.
Pink
A trusty favourite all year round, pink can work for every season and every occasion. Its softness and femininity can bring a playful touch to any look, while its endless range of shades makes it surprisingly versatile.
So, what happens when these two colours meet? Perfection.
Pink and burgundy create a beautiful blend of romanticism and richness, where elegance meets fun. The combination feels warm yet playful, polished yet expressive. With endless shades and styling possibilities to explore, there really is no limit to what you can create with this unexpected duo.

Styling pink and burgundy
This colour combination has appeared on and off the runway, with designers including Giambattista Valli and Chanel embracing variations of the duo. But it’s not just taking over the catwalk—the streets of London have also been awash with pink and burgundy.


Now, it’s no secret that these two colours can feel intimidating to style. Often, they’re worn separately as statement pieces or small accents. So, how do you build an outfit that incorporates both?
If you’re new to styling bold colours, the easiest place to start is with pieces that already combine pink and burgundy. Whether it’s a patterned knit, printed top or colour-blocked accessory, these pieces do the hard work for you. If you’re not quite ready to jump into the deep end, pair them with dark denim or a simple skirt to keep the rest of your look understated.
For those of you who aren’t afraid to mix and match, this is where the fun really begins. Choosing the right shade of pink is key: burgundy works beautifully with softer shades such as baby pink, blush and dusty rose.
Layering is another great way to make the combination feel effortless. Think a burgundy skirt paired with a soft pink jumper or shirt, or pink trousers styled with burgundy shoes and accessories.
The world really is your oyster.
Below is a list of recommended pieces and styling options to help you embrace this emerging trend—one that’s set to make a serious statement this autumn.









By Clarissa Straughn
