How Do You Get That Contrast Right

I'm about to kick off a series all about contrast and how it plays out for each of the four colour types.

Picture this: you diving into your wardrobe with excitement, not just working with your natural colour contrast but also vibing with your personality's colour type contrast in your cross-referenced best colours.

High contrast: Blue skin tone and Peach skin tone colour types.

High contrast consists of black to white next to each other within an outfit.

To counterbalance an all-white ensemble, opt for a black shoe to create a striking contrast. 
 

Similarly, the reverse holds true for an all-black outfit by adding a white shoe.

You can achieve high contrast within a single item, like my scarf in the picture below.

This versatile piece can be layered over a sleek all-black ensemble, a crisp all-white look, or even a bold, colourful outfit. 

Note how I gave you two examples above of adding a light nude soft pink shoe or a much brighter pink colour.
 
You get to choose depending on your mood for that day but Peach skin-toned ladies will always pick the coloured shoes. Absolutely, every time! 😊

Now, let's explore the ultimate outfit combination for the Blue skin-toned colour type: Pairing black and white for a striking contrast, complemented by one (and only one) of their absolute best staple or focal colours.

Blue skin-toned colour types would choose a more neutral tone for their shoes in the first outfit—neither white nor black.

Whereas Peach skin-toned ladies can effortlessly rock up to seven colours simultaneously with unmatched elegance so they would naturally add coloured shoes and a vibrant handbag to the initial outfit.

The key is to avoid directly matching your shoes to any other element in your outfit for an extremely stylish polished look.


Here's what I want you to do.


Go to your wardrobe and practice 3 High-contrast Blue skin tone colour type outfits and then put together 3 Peach skin tone High-contrast outfits.

Then put them on. 

Which style feels better? Which one feels comfortable?

Which one makes you feel like you own it? 

Which skin tone carries your personality? 


Or will you be eagerly waiting for next weeks email for the NEXT contrast?