Sentences with phrase «neutral colours like»

Stick to neutral colours like creams, tans, taupes, greys and blacks to be safe.

Accessorise you formal outfits with neutral colours like brown, black, beige, and grey for a svelte appearance.

Pair your sequins with neutral colours like black and white.

If in doubt, stick to neutral colours like black and brown, which will go with most shades of grey.

However, I have been forced to grow up and acknowledge more neutral colours like beige, if I am ever to be taken seriously in life.

Always try to look for neutral colours like white, navy, black, indigo etc..

I've gone for clean, neutral colours like black and white because in the summer these just go so well together and are perfect for every day looks.

Combination of neutral colours like grey or black combined with a bright coloured blazer will make all heads turn towards you.A perfect look for brunch.

To top that, most winter clothing comes in safe and neutral colours like grey, black and navy.

If you want to invest, aim for a neutral colour like grey or black, or choose a trendier piece with a ribbed pattern.

This is your main sweater that you'll likely wear most of the year as it's lightweight yet warm so choose a neutral colour like grey or pastel.

Showing a neutral colour like black or white with a leopard printed scarf is nothing but perfect.

As you may have read in the title of this blog post, I am talking about backpacks today I loved carrying a backpack around when I was a teen, I would choose a simple design and a neutral colour like black and I would decorate it with marker inscriptions and pins, someone else did this too?

Not exact matches

Green, white, some blues and some shades of yellow are good neutral colours for a baby onesie, along with character designs like winnie the pooh and tigger.

Wear more light coloured clothing like pastels and neutrals to reflect the sun's rays and keep you cool yet professional.

As usual I like neutral colours and simple styles, however I've actually added a few unusual (to me) items to my wardrobe this time which I'm unexpectedly finding super interesting.

Really into neutral colours right now like; nude, grey, black, burgundy (not so sure if its considered a neutral colour) & camel.

You and I are similar in that I rarely wear dresses and mostly like to wear neutral colours.

Like you said, you can wear it a lot, it's a lovely neutral that would look great paired with so many different colours

All you need is a neutral eye shadow palette, like the L'Oreal Paris Colour Riche Pocket Palette Eye Shadow in French Biscuit, and a brown eyeliner.

One trick I stuck to when styling this look was adding an embellished accessory like these rock stud heels, but because they are in a neutral colour they played off the white effortlessly keeping it the main focal colour point.

I usually wear a couple of neutral eyeshadows everyday, but I like wearing brighter eyeshadow colours when it's summer.

There are no bright colours; everything is white (or neutral), restful, and spa - like, with a slight hygge feel... long before the whole world started getting hygge with it.

Featuring the signatures of the Italian heritage like perfectly cut tailored pieces with the modern convention of Armani Collezoni, the collection features slim - fit trousers, jackets and skirts in a mix of neutrals with the occasional pop of colour.

This shade of pink, though, feels almost like a neutral colour and if in any case it is too girly, I decided to toughen it up with an all black ensemble underneath composed of wool and leather.

I like to use white as a base for both my colours and neutrals and I identified that I have a need for some new white pants.

I like the neutral colour scheme, it is a good choice when it comes to this kind of tie dye design.

Lots of love colour in this post — I adore the shoes, I like how you went with black and neutral on the feet too.

I like the neutral colours and the layering with the jacket.

If you like neutrals like me, opt for a camel coloured coat (I wore this one on my latest Instagrams and received so many compliments!).

Nothing says hostile takeover like moving your whole shoe closet from the wardrobe into the somewhat neutral territory of the lounge room... But when I realised my DIY Ladder Shelves would be so much better with the addition of shoes (colour coordinated cos I'm crazy like that, at least to begin with), I couldn't resist.

The leopard dress is acting like a neutral and the colours look amazing with it!

I love pairing neutrals with a pop of colour like with my bag.

For a classic skater edge, a neutral coloured baseball cap from a brand like Herschel is the perfect choice and can be worn with a range of casual outfits, especially in the summer months.

Colour Chat: That's a very neutral outfit right here, but I like it Wearing neutrals is such a chic way to wear colour without going over the top, rColour Chat: That's a very neutral outfit right here, but I like it Wearing neutrals is such a chic way to wear colour without going over the top, rcolour without going over the top, right?!

Sure, there are things I really like and most of my pieces are neutral colours (really because I'm too cheap to invest in something that won't go with everything), but it doesn't mean that it defines «my style».

Keep the colours neutral, going for something like a navy or black jacket to keep the look balanced and sleek.

You could of course go for any colour combination, but a helpful formula would be to: * start with a neutral colour: black, navy, charcoal, brown * add either second neutral, or a slightly more muted / mainstream colour like purple, any kind of red, turquoise or a shade of blue that isn't navy * finish off with a bright, bouncy colour like yellow or orange or even just a bright shade of red

I also like your neutral colour heels; very suitable for all kinds of looks.

You can go for bolder colours like silver, contrasting it with a neutral black to create a sleek, yet toned back outfit.

I always find myself shying away from bold colours like this and always opt for a more neutral colours, but seeing her wear it makes me want to get something bright.

Your best bet is to choose something that's neutral in colour and a good fit, but more of a relaxed design like a Harrington or bomber jacket.

Instead of thinking of colours like white, cream, beige or grey as boring, consider them a neutral backdrop to enhance the architectural details and beauty your home has to offer.

I want some more neutral coloured cardigans but I haven't seen any I like, in the shops, any recommendations?

I like the twist in your top and that colour is a lovely neutral that will work so well in cooler weather too

I love how bright this is, even though I usually stick to neutrals, when on holiday by the beach I do like to wear brighter colours It looks sooo nice and warm, wish I could be there

However, the old conservative guard will tell you to avoid patterned socks to office and instead stick with neutrals like back or brown and match the sock colour to your shoe.

< 3 I know that red, white and green are the typical Christmas colours, but personally, I feel more comfortable in neutrals and greys, which like you said, still suit the festive season!

In winter and fall season we like to wear bright and neutral colours and avoid to wear pastel colours.

Like many budding fashionistas, I love wearing a neutral colour palette consisting of black, grey and white.