Colors to Match the Color Champagne

Colors to Match the Color Champagne
Published: Aug 21, 2014
Updated: Dec 13, 2021
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Champagne is a low-key luxurious shade of pale tan—sometimes with a dusty beige, pinkish peach or light golden taupe tone. The delicate hue is classic enough for casual daywear and elegant enough for bridal gowns. Here are some of the loveliest color pairings for champagne.

Dusky Lavender

If your champagne-colored garment has reddish undertones, play up the pink and add cool contrast by pairing it with dusky lavender.

Moss Green

To complement cool bluish champagnes, go earthy with a moss green. This works best with darker, richer champagnes (think wet white sand).

Crimson Red

Add a vibrant pop of color to champagne outfits by adding crimson accessories. Keep it minimal, though—just add single accents, like a pair of red shoes or a small crimson clutch.

Chocolate Brown

Go monochrome by pairing champagne with a chocolate hue from the same color gradient. For example, a red-based brown complements a warm champagne shade, but a brown with a bluish-grey base would look muddy.

Christine Bartsch

A former art instructor, high school counselor and party planner, Christine Bartsch writes fashion, travel, interior design, education and entertainment content. Bartsch earned a Bachelor of Fine Arts in communications/psychology/fine arts…

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