We all want to look beautiful, but sometimes it’s hard to find the right combination of colours. We have been cribbing about this with every chai latte so here are a few combinations you must try.
Caramel & Black
The classic colour scheme of caramel and black looks appealing and feels great. Although this colour scheme isn’t as ‘bold’ as others, it’s perfect if you’re going for a sophisticated understatement. And if you’re looking for a little more flair, why not put on a cheetah or leopard print?
Black & white
If you’re looking for a classic, elegant, and stylish look, black and white is the perfect colour combination for you. Black looks great with any colour but demands respect when combined with white.
Black and white is a very versatile colour combination because it can be used in so many ways:
You can wear black pants with a Gray or navy shirt or jacket. This look will give your outfit an edgy vibe that suits all sorts of occasions!
You could also pair black jeans with an off-white sweater or blouse for a more casual look that’s still feminine enough to go out in style!
Monochrome
Depending on the individual, an outfit of a single colour might appear either utterly chic or uninteresting! Using several tones of the same hue, for example, different shades of grey is a great way to spice things up.
Print and texture, such as a tweedy coat or snake print boots, are great ways to give depth to an otherwise monochromatic outfit and shouldn’t be overlooked when striving for a greyscale style.
Pale Blue and Pink
Pastel colours are the unofficial uniform of spring. Light pinks and blues may not seem striking, but they may be just as striking as a bold colour when done rightly. The combination of these colours conjures up images of a spring wind and the sweet aroma of jasmine.
Accessorize in layers; don’t be afraid to mix and match pastel colours. Wearing a pair of white stilettos with this outfit is a great way to balance out the colours.
Pink and Grey
The combination of pink and Gray is a winning one with the right accessories. You may wear this colour scheme in whatever manner. Similarly dark grey pants and a light pink shirt might look great together. Carry the colour scheme over into your accessories, and don’t forget to wear a wide-brimmed hat, which is a major trend this year.
Tan and Maroon
When paired with tans and light neutrals, it might make you seem tired and dishevelled but when paired with a deep, rich colour like maroon, they become a complementary duo. Try pairing a corduroy skirt with a satin camisole for a unique look that works with a wide range of skin tones. Although it is generally not recommended by fashion experts to wear the same colour palette from head to toe, here is one outfit in which this rule may be broken.
Red and Black
Red is a bold colour and black is a mysterious colour. This means that pairing red with white or another light-colour will make you look more striking but less eye-catching.
On the other hand, if you pair red with black, it will make your clothes look darker and give them more depth. Red makes everything glamorous and hot. This outfit says, “I’m here to command and you my darling will listen to me.”
Purple and White
White complements every colour scheme but it really shines when paired with purple. It makes you feel creamy, sensuous and your skin will look absolutely flawless. You may easily go from a midday high tea appearance to a night out with friends by adding some gold and silver accessories to this union.
