When we first think about colour, it evokes an emotional reaction. As humans, we get drawn and instantly love how colours can boost our overall senses. This includes an instant mood boost that can translate into a bold, stylish wardrobe.
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With every new season comes a fashion transition period, when it comes to the weather and the occasion. This position is what makes us focus on what we desire to wear. When it comes to my own personal style, using colour to uplift my outfit makes for a great way to celebrate my individual style, while still keeping to traditional pieces.
Prints can have a similar effect but choosing a distinct hue helps keep your overall look fresh and unique. When it comes to embracing the world of colour, one has to be prepared to introduce hues that flatter your complexion and that work in harmony together.
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I always tend to flock to neutrals and most people live in colour but design their wardrobes primarily in b&w. The best advice to combat this issue is to be brave, bold, and most importantly be you. Pick a bold colour to transition from Summer to Fall and work for the seasons ahead.
It can be a hard task to achieve especially if you tend to shy away from colour and stick primarily with classic shades. The best way to actually wear colour is to make sure you have your best interests at heart. Don’t just look at anyone claiming to be an expert. They may slip their own style into the mix without actually giving you straight advice.
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With this in mind, I curated and highlighted a few ways you can wear colour this season without sacrificing any of your dominant style choices. At the end of the day, I love to give you options but not tell you what to actually wear.
Go Bold or Go Home
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This is simply an observation with no pun intended. When it comes to wearing colour, let it be your star player. Pick a bold colour that flatters you.
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For me I always feel red is a clear winner. And you can wear this shade all season long. Make sure you pick reds that flatter your tone and don’t wash you out in any way.
Use Accessories with a Pop
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If you are still shy about picking bold colours in your wardrobe. You can venture into a pop of colour using your accessories. I always pick a bag because I just adore them and feel they can really uplift an outfit and make it look even better. But you can accomplish this same goal with shoes, belts, and other accessories.
The Mix of Colours
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It is always fun to try something new and when it comes to colour, mixing them can be a fun way to express your individuality when it comes to what you wear. Just make sure when you do mix hues that they are part of the same family and complement one another.
Monochromatic isn't Dead
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Due to popular belief, monochromaticity isn't dead. It is here to stay even though some may be tired of the same colour combination. When it is done right you can achieve great things. It is visually stimulating and inspires all of your senses. Word of style advice, pick one specific colour and totally commit full-on.
Commit and Stand-Out
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This is incredibly crucial to a successful colourful wardrobe. If you are trying out a new colour for your outfit, make sure to fully commit and make an individual piece your look the star player. This can make for a fully gorgeous stand-out piece and be the envy of every fashion maven.
What do you think about living in colour and adding it to your own wardrobe this season?
*Shop the pieces for some pops of colour.
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