Sentences with phrase «up of neutral colors»

I love how one of your tips is to go neutral — my wardrobe is mainly made up of neutral colors!

Not exact matches

There are plenty of rectangular, traditional area rugs to match any decorating theme or color scheme, but choosing an unexpected shape, color, or pattern is an easy way to liven up a neutral bedroom.

Pick up a set or two of neutral - colored gloves, hats, and scarves for the teacher to keep in the classroom in case she forgets her own or has lost them.

We went with 24 bumGenius 4.0 diapers, 6 of 4 different gender - neutral colors - and yes, I line them up by color!

When designing any space I always like to include a natural element (wood, rattan), metallic finish and neutral colors that can be livened up with pops of color in the accessories.

Break up the neutral black & white palette by adding a pop of color to the mix.

I'm sure many of you already have a go - to black pencil skirt, so why not pick up this skirt in a color to pair with neutral shirts and sweaters this Fall?

Even though I love me some neutrals, I always like finding items that have pops of color to spice up my wardrobe.

Now I tent to wear a lot of neutral colored clothing items so it is very fun to dress these up with pins like the ones I got.

Not only does the right blending of neutral colors keep your makeup looking fresh and barely - there, but it helps play up on your natural features so that you can add more definition to other parts of your face, like your lips!

Thank you so much Jacqueline, I think I'll be able to keep it up all year because of the neutral color.

I've stocked up on lots of neutral sweaters so I can throw one on with pretty much any color skirt.

Styling up a brown skinny jeans with neutral colors bring out more of its elements.

I really wanted to play up on different colors this year, and mix coppers and neutrals, along with some touches of blue.

I usually just end up wearing a lot of neutral colors and one neon thing, and even then, I feel like I'm doing it wrong haha.

This year I stuck with a neutral color palette and relied heavily on the patterns and textures of all the natural elements to up the luxe factor.

I LOVE the idea (and your gorgeous table) of keeping the color palette neutral, but playing up the textures!

It's so much fun to mix things up from the usual array of neutral - colored pants, and no better way to do so than with a big pop of red color!

For Spring, I wanted to bring in some neutrals and pastels to the space because those colors make me happy and remind me of the weather that is supposed to be warming up already!

Whether you are all about neutrals, or like a pop of color or to shine with some metallic (or even some quirky messaging), spring 2018 is the season of the mule so it's time to embrace it and stock up on your favorite styles!

It's not only a fun way to break up your routine of neutral accessories, but also a creative way of bringing in color into your outfit.

Lace up sweater is a great basic piece to invest in for the season and if it's a neutral color you can be assured that it can be paired with a lot of things.

Finally, I just purchased 2 pretty neutral color sets of sheets for our new bed (literally couldn't pass up the Black Friday prices) and he was fine / indifferent about them!

Look for a perfect pair of blush jeans and dress it up with neutral colored pieces from head to toe.

In this Miami living room, David uses a neutral hue on the walls to warm up the room before adding his signature blast of color.

I usually stick to my neutral color palettes when it comes to clothing, but I wanted to switch it up a bit and wear a pop of neon!

I try to keep shoes to a minimum when I travel since they take up a lot of space, so I stick to neutral colors and styles that will be versatile.

And because I picked up two of them in neutral colors (gray and white) and a third one in a nice summer color (coral) the options were endless.

I'm not usually one to follow trends super closely, I simply wear pieces I feel comfortable in (which come in all different shapes, sizes, silhouettes and colors), but I couldn't help to notice this round - up took a note from the 2016 Pantone color of the year, rose quartz and serenity, so I went with it and played off of my love of neutrals in general!

This BB Dakota coat is also great dressed up or down - continuing the winter white / monochromatic / neutral theme: I love the idea of pairing it with white jeans and brown boots (I like these jeans and these boots in the whiskey color).

To keep the neutral tones of the outfit I paired up with some wide leg pants in a ivory color.

There's a blog that I sometimes read that I caught up with again, called District of Chic — some of her style is different from what I think you're heading toward, but there were some outfits where I thought — I wonder if this is what Adina is looking for — some of the more spare, neutral colors and architectural or dramatic silhouettes.

Jenna kept the color palette of her look light and neutral, utilizing accessories like a taupe cross-body bag and beige lace - up heels.

The past six months went by so so fast, and I thought it'd be a nice thing to post the rest of my favorite outfits from this year — you can see my favorites for the first half of the year in here — I think I kept up with the patterns I noticed for the first half of the year for the most, but on this second half there's a couple more pops of color (besides blue) and I loved neutrals for fall, but I think for the most part this feels like myself.

I especially love the slouchy trousers and shoes together, and the pops of red to break up the neutral colors.

I am pretty sure, each one of the showcased styles will freshen up all your neutral and basic color outfits.

I pieced this outfit together, taking the striking appearance of the acid washed coloring as my base, and building up with neutral shades from there.

Maybe it's the NYFW shows from last year that were made up of a whole lot a neutral ensembles with splashes of deep color.

This outfit is the perfect example of an easy outfit that really isn't so dressed up but somehow seems more put together because of the brown / neutral color story I have told here.

I'm all for the idea of jazzing up an otherwise simple outfit of jeans and a coat, all in neutrals with a hit of color at the foot.

You all know how much of a sucker I am for lace - up sandals so I could not resist this pair — and I have yet to own a pair in a neutral color that lace all the way up!

To break up the neutral colors, I added a simple necklace and a pair of bow ballet flats.

I think its the subtle contrasts each applied: all buttoned up but with a little ankle, or neutral tones all - over and a pale pink hit of color on the shoe.

The key to making them work for the cooler months is by finding floral prints that are made up of dark, neutral colors.

I mean, what else livens up an outfit full of neutral colors than a rainbow - maned unicorn head?

On my wish list, for casual days, I'm seeking a neutral bootie in tan that I can wear with a pair of skinnies and pop of color ballet flats; for the office I'm on the hunt for dressed up black booties to wear with tights and plaid pumps to wear with pants (of course adding this to my neutral collection of pumps).

In keeping with my new theme of NO COLORS ANYWHERE, I came up with a pretty classy and neutral outfit featuring my new favorite pants!!

I added the black mason jars from Michael's to break up the neutral color of the pumpkins.

DO N'T BE AFRAID OF TEXTURES: The best way to break up your neutrals and classic colors is by incorporating more texture.

I consider it a neutral because it goes with almost any color, especially the olive green, white and denim that make up most of my closet.