Celebrities Ming Xi, Lee Sung-kyung show us how to rock pastel pink

If you're looking to jump head-first into a more colorful closet this 2018, thinking pink is the right way to start.

Somewhere between 2017's millennial pink craze and Gucci's all-magenta boudoir runway show for Spring last year, we found ourselves in love with the popular colour.

And it looks like celebrities the likes of Ming Xi and Ouyang Nana are on the same page as us, gearing up in soft shades of pastel pink to channel timeless femininity.

We've turned our attention to these chic celebs who've got their street style game down to a tee for new and fresh ways to update our spring wears this new year.

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Ou Yang Nana matches a pastel pink denim jacket to her cutesy carry-all, completing the outfit with a graphic t-shirt and a pair of boyfriend jeans.

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Looking sugary sweet in a checkerboard print tiered dress by Loewe, Ming Xi brandishes eclectic and edginess by pairing the picnic-appropriate frock with thigh-high boots.

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There's nothing better than cozying up in a snug toasty sweater. Korean actress and model Sulli is an advocate of this, dressing in an oversized pink sweater with over-the-fingers sleeves.

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Lee Sung-Kyung looks regal in a flowy pastel dress with puff sleeves. The peach undertones in the dress complements her rosy complexion and brings out her skin tone. Find out which colour best complements your skin tone with this no-hassle guide here.

Below, we've rounded up a selection of pastel pink outfits and accessories worth giving a try this season. Perhaps if our spring wardrobe can look this bright, we won't have to deal with the dreaded post-holiday blues.

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This article was first published in Her World Online