12 Ways to Work Oxblood Into Your Wardrobe

Since it’s resurgence on the runways a few seasons back, oxblood has continues to dominate as a popular color with designers and proven it’s staying power as a classic. Once called burgundy, maroon, wine – the name “oxblood” is now the description du jour for fashion folk. Oxblood, described in the dictionary as a “deep dull red” is anything but! It is a flattering color for all skin tones, blends seamlessly into even a minimalist’s neutral colored wardrobe, and is vampy and sophisticated all at the same time. Get inspired and shop my oxblood picks, including a MAJORLY discounted Celine bag – on my eBay guide “Five Ways to Work Oxblood into Your Wardrobe“.