Forget pastels, primary colours are taking over

Having primary colours come back in trend means a higher chance of seeing people walking around in brighter, more audacious outfits. You should too, and you can start by wearing a blazer in a bold shade of red.

Patterned shorts are good investments since they’re mostly cooling, comfy and eye-catching. Wearing one in yellow also shows the world that you’re full of sunshine!

Turn up for Sunday brunch in a fancy dress like this and you’ll no doubt be turning heads in an instant.

Your choice of footwear says a lot about you. Walking around in a pair of bright-coloured sneakers is going to speak volumes about your adventurous personality and how you aren’t afraid of being noticed.

Your outfit won’t quite be complete without a pair of bright yellow socks. They’ll add a brilliant finishing touch to any bold ensemble.

Customise your clothes with cool iron-on patches, or decorate your bags and accessories with sticker patches that can be easily removed and switched around whenever you feel like it.

It’s adorable, it’s funky, and it’s a captivating sweater to own! This beaut contains all the primary colours and more, and will no doubt be a delightful addition to your knitwear collection.

Grandpa sandals are so convenient and comfy that they truly deserve a spot on your shoe rack. Not only do they make a strong fashion statement, they’re also perfect for city folks who regularly like to hit up hiking trails.

A simple but bold bralette will look gorgeous underneath your jacket or overcoat. Alternatively, you can wear it with oversized tank tops so the red peeks out just a little for an extra pop of colour.

Bonus: Add a little bit of green to your outfit because this secondary colour is gorgeous and will fuse really nicely with your reds, blues and yellows.

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