#ONE COLOR OUTFIT HOW TO#

I’m sooo into the color of this lavender sweater! It’s very lightweight, making it a great spring sweater. Somehow I managed to throw in the darker mustard flats and they still worked. It’s just way easier when all the colors have similar tints or tones. A bright Kelly green piece would be a lot harder for me to mix with the lavender sweater, though not impossible. Some stark opposites would be a really saturated plum instead of pale lavender or a bright Kelly green. Above, the lavender sweater, mint green purse, and creamy yellow necklace all have more white in them, meaning they are all more pale versions of the colors. This isn’t a hard and fast rule by any means, rather just something that might be helpful if you’re trying to mix lots of colors.

My one neutral piece is the white jeans, and everything else is color, color color! One thing that makes mixing all these colors easier is to use colors that have similar tints or hues. Lastly, if you want to wear a ton of color, you could do the opposite of what we talked about above and wear ALL the colors with only ONE neutral piece. Mix Several Colors Around One Neutral Piece Plus, it totally fits over my 32 week baby bump AND it’s nursing friendly because of the cross-front neckline! It’s available up to size 3x HERE!ĭress: c/o ModCloth ( exact–wearing size M) Has a good chance of restock if there’s enough request!) It’s super stretchy and comfy, has a gorgeous print, and is in a flattering silhouette. (But, you should request to be notified if it comes back in your size because I’ve already seen it restocked once. It came back last week, but seems to be going out in a few sizes again.

You could do the same with separates, like blue jeans and a navy cardigan with one colorful top or printed top with color.Īnd BTW, this dress gives me ALL THE HEART EYES! I’d been eyeing it for months, but it was sold out in my size. In the dress above, the one color that stands out is orange, while the rest is softer and more subdued blue, and I kept the accessories neutral. If lots of color intimidates you but you want to add something in your spring wardrobe, a more toned down way to do it is by featuring just one color and keeping the rest of your outfit and accessories neutral. Jeans: Wit & Wisdom ( similar-flare) ( similar-skinny) With the looser torso once I’m not pregnant, I’m pretty sure I’ll be able to front tuck it in this size. In size L, the shoulders hang off me better rather than flaring out. My shoulders are a bit broader, so flutter sleeves tend to flare out on me too much and make my shoulders look even more broad. SIZING: I’m wearing the top in size L, not only because I’m pregnant, but because I prefer the fit of the shoulders in Large over Medium. Easy peasy! BTW, this top is available in sizes up to 4x HERE! This print has orange and a lighter green, and I incorporated both into the rest of the outfit with the cardigan, necklace, and the bag. I love the tropical print, along with the keyhole neckline and the flutter sleeves (which I failed to get a picture of, but you can see on the product site HERE). The top above is from ModCloth, and oh goodness, I totally love it. I often hear people say, “I don’t know what colors to pair with each other!” Well, using colors from one printed piece basically tells you which colors can go together–and the print pulls together the colors for you. This is THE easiest and most fail-proof way to play with colors.

#ONE COLOR OUTFIT HOW TO#

So, let’s talk about how to wear them!Ĭhoose a Printed Piece and Accessorize with Colors from the Print (Also important note: a lot of their clothes go up to size 4x, like all the pieces I’m featuring today!) For this spring, they have tonsss of pieces in fun colors like lavender, mint, yellow, and orange. They have quite a few unique pieces, but they also have pieces in more simple silhouettes but that have a cute twist, like a really cute detail, a gorgeous color, or a super fun print. I’ve often said that I like my wardrobe to be a mix of basic staples topped off with more colorful statement pieces, and ModCloth is my go-to shop for the latter. I don’t know about you, but I’ve been LOVING the citrusy colors for spring lately! They are so fun and fresh, and make me really excited for spring! Today I’m partnering with ModCloth to share a few different ways you can incorporate colors into your spring wardrobe.

One color outfit