Find out why you need to wear pink this winter

In the depths of winter, there is no better colour to brighten your skin than pink. Universally flattering with any colouring, it also happens to be style director Louise Hilsz's favourite shade. Lucky for her it's everywhere this season. Check out her best buys.

No longer a colour associated with pre-schoolers, pink is a grown-up girls hue that is both flattering and on-trend. Here's how to add a shot of this pretty shade to your wardrobe this winter.

SOFT PINK

Step away from black this winter and embrace the feminine shade of blush. Match soft pink with metallic accessories or white to make this shade the hero.

Liam Lady coat, $499. Witchery Cotton shirt, $150. Sills Rosetti skirt, $359. Kylie Minogue for Specsavers Love At First Sight sunglasses, $299 for two. 

FUSCHIA PINK

For the pink novice out there, the best way to embrace the pink trend is to accessorise with it. A jolt of hot fuschia in a scarf, pair of shoes or a bag is a nod to this trend, and a great way to add colour to a dull winter wardrobe.

Moochi Edge knit, $290.  Karen Walker Runaway Girl socks, $35. Wandler Hortensia mini leather cross body, $880. Off White Belted mid-rise moire trousers, $990. 

CERISE PINK


Go classic when wearing cerise pink. Think unfussy, like a skirt or dress or choose a multi-coloured item with some bling for that statement pop of colour.

Cooper Age Of Aquarius dress, $499. Balenciaga Talon Slash pumps, $1735. World Tiger Fun Fur hoodie, $399. No.21 Elasticated-waist pleated organza skirt, $1555.