Afraid to make a fashion paux, many of us stick to the same boring old colour palette...for me that's greys, blacks and navies with the odd pop of purple or red here and there. But just because you wear the abaya does not mean you should not make an effort to experiment with colour.
What Marni taught us this season is that the colours we thought would never go together, actually can look really good.
As Marni has shown us, mixing clashing colours can work and can look both stylish and sophisticated...but it is all about choosing the right shades...for example, neon green and pastel pink would be an obvious disasterous combination...style guides usually dictate that brights should go with brights, pastels with pastels, jewels with jewls and rich colours with rich. But sometimes you might just find the right subtle shade of pastel pink which goes perfectly with a rich and dark chocolate brown.
Let the clothes speak for themselves...
Terracotta, Cobalt Blue and Light Grey
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| Blouse: Topshop Peg leg trousers: Matthew Williamson Pumps: Forever 21 |
Dusky Orange, Khaki Green and Chocolate Brown
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| Blouse: Topshop Skirt: Junya Watanabe @ farfetch.com Belt: River Island Boots: Givenchy |
Red, Blue and Camel
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| Cardigan: Miss Selfridge Blouse: Elizabeth and James @ Netaporter Peg leg trousers with belt: Miss Selfridge Boots: Forever 21 |
Plum, Mustard and Black
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| Dress: Topshop Tights: Monsoon Heels: Kurt Geiger |
Burgundy, Chocolate Brown and Dusky Pink
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| Blouse: Topshop Trousers: Rag & Bone @ Netaporter Wedges: Dorothy Perkins |
Red, Pink and Cream
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| Blouse: Harvey Nichols Peg leg trousers: Miss Selfridge Heels: Paris Hilton |
Yellow, Wine Red and Black
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| Cardigan: Gucci Dress: Alice + Olivia @ Netaporter Leggings: Miss Selfridge Shoe boots: Nine West |
I love colours!
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