"It’s official: Colour is here to stay. Bold strokes, primary hues, vivid neons, and pretty pastels are all playing their part in this fashion phenomenon...This trend is a joy to experience and easy to assimilate into an existing wardrobe. No matter your skill or comfort level, we can show you how to make this trend work in your life — without ever feeling uncomfortable or cookie-cutter."
-Emily London, London Editor at REFINERY29
The hottest trend of the spring/summer season is color-blocking, and personally, we couldn't be more thrilled. The color-block look is far from new, but it's back with such a bang that you don't want to ignore it this year. There are lots of ways to make it work for you--some easier than others...There are a few things to remember when it comes to color-blocking with the right colors. Make sure you only have one neon color. While it's totally okay to rock three bold colors, only one of them should be super bright. We like this formula: one bright, one bold, one neutral."
-The Budget Fashionista, guest blogger for Lucky Magazine
The Budget Fashionista suggests these color combinations to try:
Cobalt Blue, Yellow, Orange
Chocolate Brown, Pink, Peach
Purple, Bright Blue, Teal
Deep blue, bright pink, White
Coral, Grey, Ivory
"The easiest way is a combination of adjacent colors in the color ring (because the ring is designed to be the transition of one color to another). Red combined with orange and purple (pink) will benefit from the combination of yellow with light green and mustard, green – with turquoise and light green, pink – with a bright pink and fuchsia, and so on. The second principle is a combination of complimentary colors, namely, the use of opposite colors in makeup – yellow and purple, red and green, blue and orange – a huge scope for creativity. The third principle is the three colors that are in an imaginary triangle in the color ring, such as blue-yellow-orange, chocolate, pink, peach, dark blue – red (hot pink) and white, orange – green – purple, yellow – green – red, yellow – violet – red (orange)"
-Blondycandy, Russian Blogger with tips from Gucci Westman
