How can I wear more color?

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Lizzy W.

Jun 6, 2013

Lizzy W.

I don't know what happened, but the majority of my clothes are dark/neutral colors like black, navy, and grey, with the occasional red or turquoise.

What is an easy way to incorporate more color into my outfits... without buying a whole new wardrobe or changing my style completely?
Also, what colors would look compliment me without being too distracting? I have dark brown hair, brown eyes, fair skin (with eutral undertones).

Thanks guys!

McKenna S.

Jun 6, 2013

McKenna S.

Try different coloured makeup, nail polish, and jewelry.

Sweet C.

Jun 6, 2013

Sweet C.

Just get different colored tops and match them with the bottoms you already have. =)

Diana T.

Jun 6, 2013

Diana T.

I try to just wear a pop of color with my dark neutrals like a pink undershirt a funky necklace/belt or colorful patterned shoes but mostly I wear a lot of black ESP. at work.

Ashlie J.

Jun 7, 2013

Ashlie J.

Add purples, pastel yellows, oranges and fuchsia in the form of make up nail polish, blazers or cardigans, shoes and jewelry. Hair accessories are always fun and my go to for pops of color! You are lucky in that you can pull off most any colors and they go well with the base colors in your wardrobe. Make yourself a rule, only buy colors from now on when you do go shopping! Lol. I have to do that when I realize I'm only buying one color. Lol. ( I totally go through phases)

Noriyuki I.

Jun 7, 2013

Noriyuki I.

Belts...or necklaces add a great pop of color...

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