Chic Matching Sets to Take the Guesswork Out of Getting Dressed

Plus, Laurel Pantin answers how to style primary colors for spring. View in Browser       Update Preferences LIBBY PAGE EXECUTIVE SHOPPING DIRECTOR @LIBBYJANEPAGE LIBBY PAGE EXECUTIVE SHOPPING DIRECTOR @LIBBYJANEPAGE When our new columnist Laurel Pantin decided to tackle the question of “how to wear primary colors” in her first installment of Ask Earl, I had my pen and red (the only color I tend to wear) notepad at the ready. I am not known for my use of color, but thanks to Laurel I will be branching out. I’m partial to a matching set and love the idea of pairing a button-up with a silk pant (specifically, Comme Si’s). Looking for more great fashion finds? Sign up to the Vogue Shopping newsletter for daily editor-approved buys. 40+ Chic Matching Sets to Take the Guesswork Out of Getting Dressed BY KRISTINA RUTKOWSKI AND ANDREA ZENDEJAS One-and-done outfit solutions for any occasion. SHOP THE EDIT Ask Earl With Laurel Pantin: How to Style Primary Colors for Spring SHOP NOW Goodbye White Kicks—These Are the Colorful Sneakers We’re Wearing SHOP NOW Just Dropped: New Fashion Arrivals What’s New Today (And Already Selling Out!) Shop Auralee, Khaite, Loewe, and more. SHOP NEW ARRIVALS The Key Spring 2026 Trends to Add to Your Wardrobe Now SHOP NOW How to Style the Prettiest Floral Dresses—Straight From the Runway SHOP NOW We Love a Wardrobe Essential Here’s how to wear (and rewear!) yours all year long. SHOP ESSENTIALS Shop Like an Editor: Libby Page’s Cart Hearts Last Purchase: A vintage Celine jacket from the Vogue Vintage Market. Currently Eyeing: Pale pink jeans from the Agolde x Maria McManus collaboration. Wearing Now: Vintage Manolo Blahniks en route to the FIT Gala. MORE FROM VOGUE This e-mail was sent to you by Vogue.com. To ensure delivery to your inbox (not bulk or junk folders), please add our e-mail address, vogue@mail.vogue.com, to your address book.   View our Privacy Policy Unsubscribe or manage your newsletter subscriptions   Copyright © Condé Nast 2026. One World Trade Center, New York, NY 10007. All rights reserved.