The 1 Street Style Trend From NYFW That Won't Go Away — Even in 2018

An easy way to try the red and pink combination? Start with a pink or red shoe and build your outfit from there. This street style star threw a bright blazer over her sequined skirt and graphic top and really brought the look together with her pastel pink pumps.

Susie Lau's pink crushed velvet blazer had hints of red on the pockets and lapels, which was the key to making it pair well with her dress.

If you prefer to make pink the center of your attention in your outfit, add a pop of red elsewhere, like with your skirt. Hannah Ongley effortlessly pulled this off during Fashion Week.

Let the designer do the work for you and choose a dress that already features the two colors.

If you own a red purse, consider wearing it with an all-pink outfit. The unexpected pairing will definitely catch everyone's attention.

Jean Shafiroff tackled this daring trend by wearing a pair of red boots with a pink shift dress. To keep the outfit from appearing costume-like, skip the prints like Jean did and opt for clean, sleek silhouettes.

You don't have to wear your brightest pinks with your brightest reds. Feel free to go for a darker tint with a pair of burgundy mules like Aimee Song did.

Instead of wearing a traditional denim jacket over your pink dress, wear a red one. The style switch-up is easy to pull off, as Natalie Suarez showed here. She also wore M Missoni's "Maxi Tote" for an extra pop of color.

We love Lisa Hahnbück's unexpected red fanny pack that she cinched around her pink ruffled skirt. Talk about mastering the trend while also bringing back a nostalgic accessory.

There can never be too much color or print mixing, as Darja Barannik proved. Her multicolor striped shirt paired nicely with her embellished red Louis Vuitton purse.

Just in time for Fall, & Other Stories delivers a wool coat ($245) worth investing in.

The blue and yellow trim on this Anna October skirt ($320, originally $534) sets it apart from the rest.

Lipstick-lovers will want this Lulu Guinness clutch ($324).

This Vivetta Chengdu Top ($244) incorporates a cute off-the-shoulder trim.

If you need red shoes, we suggest Stuart Weitzman's The Clingy Bootie ($575).

A pair of pretty pink trousers from J.Crew ($250) will add that pop of color to your outfit.

There's no such thing as too many pleats, so go ahead and get this Topshop number ($68).

For a statement bag, you'll need Gucci's Dionysus Python Mini ($1,590).

We'd wear this Victoria Beckham Crepe Skirt ($1,590) with a matching sweater.

Placing our orders for these Miu Miu Embellished Faux Fur Slippers ($950) in 3,2,1.

If bright reds are not for you, we love the deep maroon color of this Zara blazer ($119).

This H&M Rib-Knit Sweater ($25) would go well with Victoria Beckham's skirt (see above).

We don't really need more pink shoes, but we'll make an exception for Loeffler Randall's "Coco" Sandal ($395).

This Stylekeepers pink shirt ($96) will dress your jeans right up.