How often have you taken out all your clothes from the cupboard and wondered that you've absolutely nothing appropriate to wear?
This could mean two things: either your wardrobe requires a full revamp or you're a shopaholic who just collects, but never shops sensibly.
You can see this as a fantastic chance to restock your wardrobe and bring in new cuts, designs and colors to it. You can't construct a color palette unless you're aware of your very own personality or the alternative of different colors. Shades like black, brown, beige and blue are universal, they're classic and can be easily teamed with other shades.
Adding them to your color palette is a fantastic idea, especially when you are cleaning out the old inventory. If you use these shades as the main color, try to pick a neutral shade for the secondary color. You can try the different combination with other colors which could result in a fantastic outfit.
If you want to create a neutral canvas for your wardrobe, you may opt for muted shades and pastel tones, such as different shades of blue and pink. Pair accent color accessories such as scarves, ties, tops that you'd usually pair with the basics with these shades.
Once you've decided the foundation and accent colors, it's time to bring your creative self and play around with the nuances. A good thing about white and black shades is that you could be very flexible with them and can incorporate them easily into your outfits.
With block dressing style, you are able to select one strong color from your palette and do not blend it with over two other shades. Pair a colored t-shirt, shorts or small clothing item with a leather jacket or a pair of denim jeans of neutral shades. Try to pair colors in a way that is natural to your taste and style.
To add a bit of variety to the way you dress, you may opt for tonal dressing style, pick one color which acts as a motif and wear various shades of that color in your outfit. This gives you a great deal of liberty in selecting and experiment with shades.
While restocking, it's a good idea to go glossy. You may be imaginative with colors even when you're being somewhat minimalist. There are shades that make us happy and incorporating them into the wardrobes could make you feel good. You can have happy memories related to the color yellow or texture serene in green. Don't forget to add those colors to your closet, since the ultimate purpose is to feel good and confident while wearing your dress!
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