Customize - Choose a color that looks great on YOU. Take an honest friend shopping with you and try to find about three colors to incorporate into your basic (black, white, khaki, brown, or gray) wardrobe. Again, only focusing on colors that make you look and, of course, feel radiant!
Placement - To ease into wearing color, wear one of the colors by itself with another basic color. Try wearing color away from your face, for example wear a vibrant skirt or pair of pants, or slip on some stellar shoes with a basic colored outfit. As you get more used to wearing color, wear a bright cardigan with a muted outfit, or some flashy colored jewels to accessorize an understated outfit. Then when you are fearless of color, put on a jewel-toned blouse or dress for a holiday party. Or try this look, black lace with a muted jewel tone surfacing. Love this!
Don't forget the key to wearing color is to customize it so the color compliments YOU. That's the great comfort of color - there are so many to choose from, I'm certain you'll meet your accent!
Below are visuals to assist you with wearing color and still achieving a look that tells your boss you are a professional and want to be conservatively-respected and RESPECTFUL to your company.
For the trendy dresser: make the color your conservative piece of clothing and find ecentric pieces all in the same solid color for the rest of your look.
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| Classy-edge! |
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| Respectfully-sassy! |
OR wear one basic color and add a peep of color. Example: all black paired with jewel tone accessories.
Other ideas: Switch your skirt to the color piece or maybe your blouse if it compliments your complexion. Experiment with any single piece of your ensemble - your shoes, handbag, scarf, jacket, etc.
Color DON'Ts:
PLEASE if you want to be viewed as a civilized-professional. Express your talent and most extreme art on a canvas... PLEASE.
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Remember to add "Color with class!"
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| xo - Kyndol Castrilli |
