Monochromatic looks can make you tall and slim but if not done right, it can also make you look like a block of crayon. Here are 4 ways to style it like a boss.
How much monochrome is too much monochrome? The idea behind dressing in a monochromatic look is to look tall and slim by playing with vision. Column colour, tonal tone or monochromatic look is a way of dressing in a single colour from top to bottom or from the same colour family.
Even though monochromatic looks are great for making you appear effortless, they can also get boring. But worry not because we have some helpful tips to ace the monochrome style like a pro.
- Textures: So, the first tip is on mixing texture. To ensure that your outfit doesn’t look one-dimensional or boring, you must add some textures to your outfit by wearing a combination of fabrics. For example, if you are wearing an all-black outfit- instead of wearing cotton fabric from top to toe, pair a leather skirt and cotton top together, the shine in leather can break the monotony and take away the dullness of a rather single-tone outfit.
- Prints, patterns, and cuts: Monochromatic outfit doesn’t have to be made out of a solid block. Print, patterns, or cuts can be added to break the uniformity in the outfit as it can add visual aid and make it more aesthetically pleasing.
- Accessorise: Accessorising is a great way of adding small little details to your outfit without putting too much effort into your clothes. A monotone outfit can be elevated in a flash if paired with the right accessories. The whole outfit can be lifted up with a pop of colour through your accessories.
- The right choice of footwear: Just like your outfit can help break the monotony in your single-tone outfit, a colour pop footwear or one with a contrasting texture can also make you look more appealing.
Hope these tips helped you in framing your monochromatic look. Watch this space for more fashion videos for some unique styling!