February is the month of love, which means Valentine’s Day is right around the corner. We know some of ya’ll are dying to celebrate it and boast of your everlasting love for your SO – and what better way to show off your partner than wearing matching outfits together! Not totally matching though – because that’s just NOT cute.
So, we have gathered 5 inspos for couples who wish to go out looking super adorable, wearing matching outfits – but not totally matching outfits.
Minimalist
Minimalism is all the vibes these days. Also, why bother piling on unnecessary pieces when your partner is already the perfect accessory (is it objectifying?). Just a simple, staple earth-tone wardrobe is enough to make you guys look like the ‘IT’ couple strutting down the streets.
Streetwear
Baddies wear streetwear with their partners – we don’t make the rules. It’s super casual and chic to go out on a spontaneous lunch with your boo, or maybe go to a theme park. Giving Rihanna and A$AP Rocky vibes – and we are totally here for it.
Black on Black
If you wish for refinement and elegance, a black fit wouldn’t hurt. A perfect fit for a candlelit dinner under the starry night – and makes both of ya’ll’s complexions brighter and more radiant. Pairing black fits for both will ultimately exude confidence and all-out luxury.
Garment Gang
We did say “matching but not matching” – but matching garments are too cute to not mention! What we all ultimately don’t want is to look like a pair of siblings, because, ew. But, that doesn’t mean we can’t opt for our own signature style to incorporate – while still having the same piece as our partner. Owning your own individuality is the best way to express your style – and it totally works if your partner has their own too.
Two Can Do
Having the same colour palette when choosing fits to match with your partner is ideal for when you don’t have any pieces to match. It shows you both have individual style, while still wanting to pair with your lover when you both go out. You don’t even have to opt for the same style anyways, since the colours are already indicative that you guys are partners.
More on couples? Read these:
https://lipstiq.com/love-and-relationship/177690/the-importance-of-setting-boundaries-in-your-relationship/
https://lipstiq.com/love-and-relationship/188262/stuck-on-you-how-your-attachment-style-might-be-affecting-your-relationships/
