Color-blocking, one of the summer’s zingiest and juiciest trends, is hot this season. Whether done gently or forcefully, contrasting colors are a smart way to draw the eye. These stylish but timeless basics will see you through the summer in style.
What exactly is color-blocking?
Color blocking is defined as blending two to three (or more) bright and sometimes contradicting colors in one ensemble to produce an exciting statement item. Color-blocking has secured its place in today’s fashion environment, providing a platform for designers to push the boundaries of traditional fashion rules.
Color blocking on the runways
If you’re afraid of wearing color, wearing it from head to toe is a great way to overcome your fear.
But, before you start putting your most bright things in the front of your closets, keep in mind that color-blocking, like anything else, is a fine art. The trick to determining the trend is to use colors that aren’t overly clashing.
Two colors that work beautifully together in an unexpected way? Pink and red. PatBO’s gorgeous cutout design for Spring ’22 embraces the two-toned trend.
Some designers, like Prabal Gurung, employed style to draw attention to the color-blocking trend. Combining two vivid colors, such as a teal shirt with an orange suit, is an easy way to explore on your own.
Make sure all colors you’re blocking are from the same family: neons with neons and pastels with pastels. When it comes to color combinations, a few additional standouts work every time.
Pink and red, green and orange, purple and green, and orange and blue are well-known color pairings. Consider monochromatic color-blocking for those looking for a quick and straightforward beginning.
How do you color-block? Make minor adjustments and Make minor adjustments to get that perfect fit.
The authored article is written by Sejal Wakkar and shared with Prittle Prattle News exclusively.
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