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Not a fan of orange? Then this is the perfect outfit for your King’s Day look

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Red-white-blue it is. And for those who thought you should immediately walk around like a walking Dutch flag: think twice. The color combination of red-white and mainly denim blue is a favorite among many Parisians, and we saw this color combination often in tweed pieces at Chanel last season.

Bye Orange, this is the perfect King's Day look of 2025

So whether you go for fashionable French with a red-white Breton stripe combined with a denim skirt, wear a red shirt under your white ton sur ton look, and finish it off with a blue accessory, or even easier: gather your best basics (read: white T-shirt + favorite blue jeans baby) with a knockout of red lipstick; in the street style images below, there is definitely the perfect match for your King's Day look for tomorrow.