Sentences with phrase «color rut»

I love color, and I'm never in a color rut because if I've never used a color, I want to use it and I want to use it in a really fun, interesting and unique way that hasn't been done before.

Me: A reader named Dawn wanted us to ask you how you keep from getting into a color rut?

Green is always my favorite, but I love all sorts of colors so I don't get myself into a single color rut or anything.

Scarves and jewelry helped me get out of my color rut by allowing me to experiment gradually with color!»

I've been in a bit of a muted color rut.

Sometimes we get stuck in the seasonal color rut of burgundy, camel, black, navy, olive, repeat... But I like to keep things interesting and throw other shades into my rotation.

Anyone else find themselves in a color rut every now and then?

Sometimes we get stuck in color ruts — ahem, black, grey, cream (boring)-- and forget that there's a whole array of flattering colors.

Not exact matches

We sometimes get in the rut of the same clothes or color or style and never step out of our comfort zone.

And since I wanted to break out of the solid or neutral colored pencil skirt rut I've been in I thought this was the perfect antidote.

The navy rut is bad though, you come up with so many great color pairing that I didn't even notice until you said something.

It's not necessary to be in a rut with colors.

If you feel that you are in a style rut and constantly struggling to spice up your office look, one of the easiest ways to get out of it is to add colors to your outfits.

I've been in a black and white rut for a while now and have been wanting to add some color to my work look.

Next to hair color / style, that's another area where it's easy to start to look dated or feel like you're in a rut.

Whether it's winter and you're stuck in a rut of neutral clothes or you're just feeling fancy and want to add some color to your look, a bright little bag is the perfect option.

For so long I have been stuck in this neutral rut and I am finally breaking out and getting more color in my life.....

It's easy as a New Yorker to fall into a rut of drab colors.

That color wheel has helped me A LOT with branching out of my usual «this scarf goes with this outfit» rut.

So often in the fall and winter we can fall into a rut of wearing bold, drab colors.

Mixing up colors is a great way to break out of a rut or keep from looking like you're wearing a uniform.

I've tried to get out of my style rut by adding different colored shoes and bags but have ended up regretting some of my purchases.

Something that may help with the style rut is to choose your colors seasonally.

We can get in such ruts thinking only certain colors «go together.»

I've been playing around with color combinations to break out of the black - white - grey winter rut I'd started to fall into.

The Sport's 4 - wheel - drive setup was pushed to the limit, venturing over rutted English back roads, through deep bogs and into water so deep we contemplated having to hold our breath while exiting through the sunroof (thankfully the Range Rover Sport pulled through with flying colors).

An off - road trail let us push the Sport's 4 - wheel - drive setup to the limit as we ventured over rutted English back roads, through deep bogs and into water deep enough to make us wonder if we'd be using the sunroof as an escape hatch; ultimately it was drama - free, with the Range Rover Sport pulling through with flying colors.

So what better way to get out of this Winter rut than to do a furniture makeover in a bright, cheery color?!