Woah there, no one is addressing the elephant in the room.....green and white frame is fair enough, but pink highlights? This sounds clashy mc-clashclash to me, and I'm struggling to reconcile that combo with the word aesthetics
. We need pics.
Is it a steel frame? Carbon? Chunky Alu? Are the rims deep or shallow? Carbon rims or alloy rims? Is the groupset silver or black or a mishmash? Are the wheels going to be used with disc brakes? If you are using disc brakes a black rim will stay all black but if you using rims brakes the brake track will likely be silver, or will end up silver after use unless you've got swanky ceramic coated rims. Answers to those would influence my decision.
I've got various combos, all black, black rims and black nipples with silver spokes and silver hubs, black rims with silver nipples and silver hubs, black hubs and black rims with silver spokes, some deep silver rims on silver hubs with silver spokes, and am just about to get a set built up with shallow silver rims, silver spokes and silver hubs, so that's most bases covered.
Personally for my steel bikes I think the best ones are all silver, followed by black rims and black hubs with silver spokes, followed by all black, followed by black rims and silver spokes and silver hubs, which though listed last here still look good. That order would switch around depending on which frame and groupset was used though. Without seeing the rest of your set up I couldn't say what would look better, if you have a steel bike I'd try and get some silver on it as they go well together, and if you have a modern carbon bike my hunch is all black, but lets call it a hunch black