Simple Ways To Combine Different Colors For Your Style Through The Lens Of Folake Kuye Huntoon

The year might be over, but style isn’t. And although a section of the world might be on some kind of Lockdown after the second wave of Coronavirus rears it head once again but notwithstanding we would still need to fix up one or two styles either for an In-house meeting or Zoom business call, we really need to look at some simple ways to perfectly coordinate our colors when it come to our dresses.  Pairing colors can either make or break your outfit. So, it’s only natural to feel a little uneasy when experimenting with new tones, trust us it is something we are even trying to learn more to uncover so you are all not alone but at least we can start from somewhere and build on it. From bold green and yellow outfits to pink and grey, these stylish ideas will teach you how to wear bold colors without clashing. We are bringing some of the very best ways to combine your colors when it comes to the remaining part of 2020 and even to 2021 through the lens of Folake Kuye Huntoon. Ready to embrace the rainbow? Here are the clothing color combinations you need to try this year.

1. White And Yellow

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This color combination is just that. Fresh and clean, white and yellow looks great on most complexions. If you’re warm toned, focus on mustard. If you’re cool toned, sharpen up an outfit by adding bright yellows and iridescent yellow. Also to rock this color combination, try partnering a smart yellow blazer with a simple grey skirt or pair of jeans. Then, add a fresh white shirt and green accessories for a bright new everyday look. Color blocking is an easy way to add vibrancy and take your wardrobe through to the warmer months. But remember, keep it simple and don’t be afraid to mix it up.

2. Pale Blue and Pink

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Nothing says spring more than pastels. Soft pinks and blues may sound subtle, but when styled in the right way, they can be as eye-catching as a bright pop of color. Layer your accessories and don’t be shy to add a combination of pastels. This color combination works well with a statement shoe like a white stiletto to even out the color palette.

3. Red and Blue

The red and blue color combination is one of my all-time favorite looks. We love how you can completely transform a pair of jeans with a tailored red jacket and killer heels. It’s business up top and party on the bottom. It’s sexy without being over the top, and it smartens up a casual look.

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It’s every bit the quintessential French Chanel-inspired look when worn with a pair of jeans and a red blazer. Alternatively, you can wear a crisp white shirt underneath your jacket to highlight the brightness of the red and the contrast of your blue jeans.

5. Orange and Blue

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Orange and blue is the perfect color scheme to use for a color blocking technique. Opt for blue pants and add an orange top or choose a piece that mixes the perfect blend of both colors. For something a little different, try a burnt orange mix with a darker navy blue. Whichever way you choose to wear these shades, be sure to add the perfect shoe. A nude shoe will give just the right emphasis to your outfit and tie all the brightness together into one lovely sunrise.

6. White And Black

You all know there’s no way we are going to talk about color technique and combo without talking about one of fashion most popular colors. Yes white and black are just two colors that can go about with any style, color at any fashion season.

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Don’t be shy to wear this color as you wont generally look like a school girl if you generally know how to pair up your monochrome style. Other styles to try if you want to go risqué is a black crop top. For those of us who prefer to keep the six-pack undercover, try a loosely tucked-in oversized sweater. Whatever you pair it with, don’t forget to add some luxury to your whole ensemble.