So Cute, It’s Scary

Don’t feel like dressing up in a full-on costume for Halloween this year but still want to look festive? Fashion Fabrics Club has the solution; read our round up of chic orange-and-black looks you can copy for the upcoming holiday.

Strips & Gingham

Embrace the power of print mixing with a black-and-white striped sweater and an orange gingham print poking out underneath for an on-trend look with a subtle Halloween kick.

Orange Pop

Take a classic look like a black cotton long sleeved T and black-and-white striped A-line midi and transform it into a Halloween-ready look with one simple addition: a bright pop of an orange accessory.

Colorblock

For a sophisticated take, pair your favorite chunky black sweater knit with a pair of rust colored twill cigarette pants. Dress it up with heels, or go more laidback with a simple pair of flats.

Office-Ready

If your office doesn’t let you dress up but you still want to play up the spooky day with your look, here’s an easy, office-appropriate option: a pencil skirt in black suiting, white cotton blouse, and an orange cashmere cardigan.

Suede

For something a little less obvious, you can use camel suede as your “orange” like these suede crops and pair with simple black pieces.