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A Masterclass in Wearing Colour

Author Editor - 2 minute read

Colour has the power to transform not only your wardrobe, but also your mood and confidence. If you’re stuck in a cycle of monochrome, it’s time to break free. We’re here to show you how to wear colourful clothes effortlessly, for every occasion, in every hue.

 

 

Why wear colour?

Wearing colour isn’t just about aesthetics – it’s about self-expression, energy and joy. Science even suggests that colours can impact your mood, with vibrant shades such as yellow and orange boosting positivity, while blues and green evoke calm. So, why not introduce a little colourful charm into your daily rotation?



 

Start Small, Think Big

If you’re new to colour, start subtly. Introduce pops of vibrancy through accessories like a bold handbag, statement scarf or bright shoes. This way you can experiment and discover your new favourite shades, without feeling overwhelmed. As you grow more confident, you can incorporate more colour into your outfits.

Find Your Colour Palette

Not all colours suit everyone, so it’s essential to find a palette that complements your skin tone. Warm skin tones shine in rich, earthy hues like mustard, burnt orange and emerald, while cooler tones pop in cobalt, magenta and icy pastel shades. Don’t be afraid to test different shades and discover what makes you glow.

Read more on finding colours that suit your skin tone.

 

 

Mix and Match with Neutrals

Pairing bold colours with neutrals is a foolproof way to ease into a vibrant wardrobe. Think classic denim with a striking red blouse, or a crisp white shirt with cobalt blue trousers. Neutrals help ground your outfit while allowing your colourful pieces to stand out effortlessly.



Embrace Colour Blocking

For the more daring dressers, colour blocking is a game-changer. Pair contrasting yet complementary hues, like pink and orange or blue and yellow, together for a head-turning look. Keep accessories minimal and let the colours do the talking.



 

Prints and Patterns

If solid colours feel too bold, ease into vibrancy with prints. Florals, stripes or geometric patterns in bright tones can make a statement without overwhelming your look. Style them with solid-coloured basics for a balanced ensemble.



Confidence is Key

At the end of the day, wearing colour is all about confidence. When you feel good in what you wear, it shows. So own your looks, stand tall, and let your wardrobe reflect your personality with pride.




Dressing in colour is an art, and like any art form, it requires experimentation. Start with small steps, mix and match and, most importantly, have fun with it. So step out, stand out and embrace the world of colour.

 

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