Sentences with phrase «wear more neutral colors»

It has been inspiring me to wear more neutral colors lately, which I was always afraid washed my skin tone out.

When winter rolls around, we tend to wear more neutral colors like black, gray, and brown.

Not exact matches

Obviously, most people think of basic neutrals like brown when they think of fall colors, but you should be wearing more than just brown all season long.

I very much consider myself someone who wears neutrals much more often than color, but it never hurts to add some bright colors for the spring and summer.

I've been wearing more neutrals / solids than I ever have before, but I still love a good dose of color.

I used to love wearing colorful clothes in bold shades but within the past year I felt more and more drawn towards neutral colors like beige & brown, black & white (okay this is nothing new), and of course warm pastel shades.

Wearing a soft, more neutral color with a bit of sheen is a great way to keep things natural looking with a bit of added glam.

As a result, most of my makeup looks tend to be more neutral and tame so when I get an opportunity to really play with makeup (a.k.a. the kids are at the grandparents) I like to break out all of those colors I don't wear everyday!

This jacket's more neutral sage / olive color would be great to wear with brighter colored blouses or shirts.

Unfortunately, once the snowy weather hits, I will have to swap it out for something more substantial... but thanks to the light neutral color, I know I will get tons of wear out of it again in the spring.

Try an unexpected color, like this camel look I wore to a meeting this week (I recommend trying this out with more neutral colors — grey, navy and olive will all work nicely, but a bold color like bright yellow or red might be too much... make sure you test out the look in your mirror first).

I like to wear basic tops in neutral colors, blazers, neutral tights & simple shoes when I wear my leathers but when I wear my more traditional wardrobe staples I spice things up a bit... higher heels, colorful and / or printed tops & sometimes even patterned tights.

While I tend to wear more neutral tones during spring and summer, I love to go for rich colors when fall rolls around.

Neutral shades of tans and whites have always been a big majority of the colors in my closet, but lately I am wearing lots of blues and more black than usual.

If you are not comfortable with wearing colors that are too pretty (e.g. pastel shades) or do not want to look too girly or cute, a good solution will be to mix pretty colors with other more neutral shades.

I'm dying to wear colors lately, I guess it's my way to feel a bit more springsh... so this look contains both florals and neutrals, hope you enjoy!

Stick with a neutral color though for more wear.

Since this Blue Vanilla shirt dress is quite short then I will be probably wearing it more as a tunic with jeggings or leggings Blue Vanilla Jules nude zip detail shirt dress has great neutral color and so you can create many different looks with it using different accessories.

I can picture wearing it with anything from bold prints to bright colors, but first I took it out for a spin in this more neutral outfit.

It's a super versatile color that I like to wear with both neutral eyeshadows and more colorful ones.

Yeah I'm also more into neutral colors but it never hurts to wear pops of color, these shorts are too cute though!!!

The color lends more toward fall and winter, but it's kind of like a neutral, so you can wear it throughout the year and pop it with different colors to make it work better for different seasons.

A more neutral colored shoe should have been worn.

What's funny is that I've probably worn more casual items on relatively quiet fridays, but I feel like because I've always stuck to dark colors or neutrals, no one has really minded or noticed.

To let the colors pop even more I wore black shorts and a neutral heel.

Although my pink hair is always the best pop of color to my look, which pushes me to wear more neutral and black pieces, I sometimes crave for colors.

I can't wait to see your smiley face back on the blogosphere more:) This dress is SO cute, a big bow with sequins and a neutral color that you can wear it with anything!

If you have more neutral colored separates, adding a vibrant shoe or bag would do the trick in waking up your office wear.

This backless lavender maxi dress is can be styled up and down, with a strapped silver or gold heels for an evening wear, or with neutral color flat sandals for a more casual look.

While I'm now drawn to more boho, flowy styles and neutral color palettes, I used to be the girl who'd trade anything to wear a feminine, classy dress all day, every day.

Another option is to wear belts in neutrals such as brown, black, white, beige and gray but please avoid styling a belt with a contrasting color because this will create the illusion of even more shorter waist.

As much as I enjoy a fun spring color I also know something neutral will get much more wear.

Fall leaves room for us to wear colors and brighten the environment a little bit as winter is more about neutrals and pastel and monochrome because it's always about adding more and more layers in our clothing.

I invest in great quality, classic, versatile pieces that I can wear for more than one season so I gravitate toward a neutral color palette.

I'm more into neutral colors, but this color is so gorgeous I may actually wear it on a date night.

Mademoiselle Chanel said: «never more than three colors at the same time» I follow her suggestion and I prefer to wear only a bold color and i pair it with neutrals.

If you want to wear it for formal occasions then opt for a smaller bag that is more structured, neutral and solid colored, reminding you of a classic tote bag.

Another point worth noting: I'm more about pieces that will last me a looooong time, and I just feel like I'll never get sick of wearing something that's neutral as opposed to something that is a bright, bold color.

When I say neutral, it's not in the same vein as the more subdued shades of black, navy, grey but as the pop of color basic that can be worn with absolutely everything and by everyone....

Some people wear nothing but neutrals, while some like more bold colors and some like to go full glam or switch it up between the three.

While my closet will disagree, I am a very neutral person when it comes to buying clothes, but I have been challenging myself to wear more color lately.

But, as always, there are caveats - I would personally stick to one bright color that wears well with other colors and neutrals (like cobalt blue, baby pink, or butter yellow, above) and more conservative patterns, like florals, geometrics, or painterly abstracts.

I love colors and like wearing them more than neutrals.

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