There are so many people who really do want to add color to their wardrobe but don’t know how. Some teenagers that I’m friends with are scared of looking tacky or immature, and some adults I know fear looking wannabe-teenage. I understand. I really do. But sometimes, you have to take risks. And besides, let’s say you’re applying for a job as a spokesperson. They want someone special, quirky, memorable, and different. There are eight other men and women applying for the job. You’re all wearing black. If they say, “Steve, remember the girl in the black dress? She was pretty good.” Steve will say, “Um, Bob, there were three girls wearing black dresses. Don’t worry about it, though, because judging by her outfit, she’s nothing special” But if you had worn an orange dress with nude pumps, there’s a good chance Bob would’ve said, “girl in the orange dress,” and Steve would’ve said, “Oh yeah. That was SarahLily. She was pretty good. I’ll contact her.”
See? 😉
Easier Way to Wear Color: Shorts
Shorts are comfortable and timeless, not to mention they can be dressed up or down. Wear a brightly hued pair with a white tank, any type of shoe (except sneakers or snow boots!), and possibly a necklace.
Find cute pairs at:
http://www.gap.com/browse/category.do?cid=5715&kwid=1&sem=false
My example
The green shows my earthy, outdoor-loving, approachable side.
Easy Way to Wear Color: Bright Blazers
This is a more daring way to wear color. But you can do it. Use this picture of Kourtney Kardashian as inspiration;
If her blazer had been black, the outfit would’ve still been trendy, but it wouldn’t been unique. Wearing color is the easiest way look special.
Easiest Way to Wear Color: Hued Purse
Besides shopping, this way to incorporate color is pretty much effortless.
Big Budget: Try Hermes
Medium-Big Budget: Try Nordstrom
http://shop.nordstrom.com/c/handbags-pop-of-color?origin=leftnav
Tight Budget: Walmart has faux-snakeskin versions
Hope I gave you some good ideas!
XOXO,
SarahLily