The Right Way to Wear Bright Color and Bold Prints

Queen Bey went bold while she was out in NYC, showing off her legs in a pair of pink shorts and colorblocking with a coral, cutout top.

Anna stepped out in a colorful Peter Pilotto dress while promoting her new film, Pitch Perfect 2. The bit of black mixed in with the bright design helped to tone down her look, as did her white heels.

The printed, short-sleeved Prabal Gurung dress that Kerry wore at the Paley Center is perfect for Spring. While vibrant, the shape was definitely polished, and it paired well with those peep-toe pumps.

The Kardashians never shy away from taking fashion risks, and this time it was Khloé who caught our eye at the NBC Universal upfronts. She traded her typical, curve-hugging neutrals for a flowy blue gown, which featured a deep V and a very high slit.

When a classic shape meets a bold color, you can't go wrong. That's exactly the combo that helped Gabrielle Union expertly pull off this A-line Rosie Assoulin dress at the Paley Center's Tribute to African-American Achievements in Television.

Harley Viera-Newton celebrated Piaget's new Possession collection in a simple checkered shirtdress, which she belted and paired with some strappy neutral sandals.

Scandal's Darby Stanchfield proves that redheads can wear red. She rocked a fiery, bow-embellished The2ndSkinCo dress to the People and Entertainment Weekly upfronts and paired her look with heels of the same hue.

Leave it to January to perfectly pull off this holographic Tanya Taylor dress. The star let the peplum piece steal the show, highlighting the metallic detail with some silver shoes and keeping the accessories simple.

Stripes can be simple, but the Pitch Perfect 2 star gave her Spring look a bit more edge with a pair of black booties.

While Kate's Michael Kors jumpsuit looked supercomfy, the print gave it a little extra oomph, making it the perfect balance between casual and classy.