How to Make the Most of This Year’s Colour Blocking Trend

Saturday, October 24th, 2009 at 3:41 pm

How to Make the Most of This Year’s Colour Blocking Trend

While only Januuary and winter sales are still in the stores, a couple of catalogs starts dropping on my doormat. The developers are working on new lines this summer for a couple of months and it looks like the trend for bright, conflicting color combinations. Depending on your natural color you can get away with light colors, varying degrees of success. This does not mean that in this way is only available for the "right" colors is no small trick that makes the wearing collide bright colors for all. For men with "deep" or "delete" & E, this trend turned out for you. "Cave", which is fantastic in black and bright splashes of deep red, pink, orange or green, depending on color to add to search. As long as you choose between a cool or warm undertone that matches your skin tone and all the bright color is striking. "Delete" can mean a contrasting bright vibrant colors, pink with orange, for example. If your tone is cool to wear pink fuchsia orange in the face and legs and the opposite of a warm undertone. "Light" and "soft" women can be overcome by wearing bright colors head to toe. For "light" women, I would suggest sticking bright clothes and reinforce it with bright accessories, shoes and bag, for example. Even "soft" women are confined to their palette. A "soft" to make it look best in muted tones, but also shoes and handbags in turquoise or pink Blush is a part of the "Bright" trend. It's probably better to keep the light elements away from your face, so that the only bear colorful shoes are not enough for you, try jeans or a skirt in color, is beginning with a team that is softer and one or two lighter shades of the same color . "heats" for strong yellow, orange and lime green bear, can "Cools bear" fuchsia pink, light magenta and periwinkle. Fashion trends come and go every year, but that does not mean you have to keep exactly what you see in newspapers and shop windows. Only with a touch of color in the collection you already have in the closet, you can keep updated without spending a fortune or change your appearance completely.

Joanna Steele-Perkins is a senior consultant with Color Me Beautiful Image. Based in Taunton, Somerset, she is a regular contributor to magazines and newspapers. It advises on all aspects of personal image and her services include the image of men, color analysis, style consultations, makeup lessons, bridal consulting and personal shopping

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