Showing posts with label color mixing. Show all posts
Showing posts with label color mixing. Show all posts

Tuesday, July 8, 2014

Color Blocking

If you watched the 2014 Golden Globes, you know that this year's red carpet look was color blocking!  It's a bit different from years past where one particular hue the starlets wore emerged as the color trend to watch! This time, celebrities decided to make a bolder fashion statement!    

So what is color blocking?  There are essentially three different ways to color block your outfit:

1.  Wear one color throughout your entire outfit in different hues - this creates a monochromatic color block look
2.  Mix garments of contrasting colors (usually 2-4 colors) - this is color blocking with separates
3.  Wear a single garment the designer has already color blocked for you - this is what I am showing in my outfit today! 

A few strategically placed colors in flattering angles and you have yourself a winning combination!  The great thing about color block style is you don't need to decide...what color looks best, which one should I purchase...should I buy them both?  If you are undecided, color blocking allows you to wear multiple colors while making a beautiful fashion statement and saving a bit in the wallet!  

Today, I am wearing a sleeveless belted color block dress in gorgeous shades of blue, black and ivory.  The modern color block design creates curves and contours and is accentuated by a delicate belt that ties around your waist where you like it  - in front, on the side, or in back.  The polyester spandex material and lining creates an extremely comfortable fit.  I paired this dress with a pop of red in my espadrille wedges and handbag to add an additional complimentary color to complete the look.

I would love to see your color block styles!  What is your favorite color block look?  I would love to hear from you!  How do you color your outfits?  

Happy Tuesday Everyone!

xoxoxo,

Hayley

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