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Play with color and build your perfect outfit palette

byDyuti BardhanAvailable onlineStarts from1,500 per lookView full gallery

Stop hiding in neutrals and start using color to show up confident. I'll help you master the art of color blocking and find the shades that make your skin tone pop.

A perfect summer color combination for my brown girlies: blue, yellow, and pink. This vibrant tiered skirt paired with a simple blue tank top and a pink bag is a great example of joyful color blocking.

Another summer color combo: butter yellow and baby pink. This playful look with a Spongebob t-shirt and colorful rings is all about having fun with fashion and not taking it too seriously.

For a more earthy summer palette, try cyan, off-white, and cinnamon dust. I've layered chunky cyan necklaces over a neutral top and shorts to create a bohemian look that's perfect for a hot day.

An elegant and clean summer color combination: white and beige. This all-white lace dress is beautifully complemented by a beige belt and a straw bag, creating a sophisticated 'old money' aesthetic.

A bold and beautiful color combination of yellow, orange, and navy blue. This printed dress with a cutout detail is perfect for making a statement. The multi-colored necklace ties all the colors together.

An evening look featuring a bright orange tank top and black dhoti-style pants. The contrast is striking and chic, perfect for a casual dinner or outing.

A close-up showing the details of the orange tank top and the beaded belt. The different colored rings add another layer of interest.

The full outfit against a dramatic cloudy sky. The orange top really pops against the moody background.

A full-length shot of the orange and black outfit. The relaxed fit of the pants makes it a comfortable yet stylish choice.

A final portrait in my orange and black look. It's a simple but effective color combination.

About Playing with Color

When experimenting with vibrant colors, the key is the rule of two. Stick to two primary shades for your outfit and let your accessories be the tie-breaker. This keeps your look intentional, not overwhelming, and helps you avoid that 'clashing' feeling that stops most people from trying bold combos.

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