Heidi Klum is rocking an uplifting fall trend that’s so easy to pull off.

Fall is officially here, and with it comes a host of new fashion trends. While muted and minimalist looks tend to be popular during the colder months, Heidi Klum makes a compelling case for injecting a little color into our fall wardrobes, providing much-needed inspiration on how to hone your styling techniques with two latest outfits.

Each of these looks has one common theme: red, which is set to be the biggest color trend this fall. Dominating the fall/winter 2023/24 catwalks for brands such as Ferragamo, Gucci and Miu Miu.

But off the runways, we’re also starting to see more of the color in street style looks at recent Fashion Weeks and all over our social media feeds. And now Heidi Klum is masterfully demonstrating how the trend can be worn in two completely different ways.

Of course, red is not the calmest color. But if bright colors like red are too far out of your comfort zone, then with the right style you can tone them down a bit, as Heidi Klum easily proves.

On October 12, the model was spotted in Los Angeles wearing a blue turtleneck dress, bright red boots and a matching bag. This is the key to success if you’re wondering how to bring more color into your wardrobe: use bold accessories.

Don’t feel like pairing bright colors with other bright colors like Heidi does above with blue and red? That’s okay too: just add red to your accessories for a fashionable update without resorting to other bright colors.

But let’s be honest. It wouldn’t be Heidi Klum if she didn’t go too All V. A day later, the model was photographed wearing the same red boots, but this time with trousers and a jacket in the same shade.

Choose the same shades as Heidi did here, or go for a different take on the tone-on-tone look with different variations of red to add more depth. Another nice benefit of this trend is that it continues the dopamine clothing theme that has been popular for several seasons, with red in particular being a nice color and helping to boost confidence.

This feature originally appeared in GLAMOR Germany.