The no-fuss approach to wearing brights? Wear two at a time. Mix yellow with bright blue. Or cobalt with pink. It "grounds" the look and you can get away with two neon brights (which can look harsh by themselves) this way.
Source: http://fashion.about.com/od/latesttrends/ss/10-Ways-To-Wear-Bright-Colors_6.htm
Below: Yellow bag with cobalt dress
Below is Looklet Model Jazz
On Jazz:
Dress - Raasta
Belt - Marc O Polo
Handbag - Longchamp
Flats - H&M
Although I would've chosen much brighter selections, this is the best that I could put together. This is a more casual version of the rule. Bright orange and pink combined didn't clash being a combination of just the two of them. But having just neon orange or just neon pink alone could possibly become "eye sores" if worn wrong. Quite a tricky style, if you ask me. Again, with the balancing theory, two brights tone each other down. More than two brights at the same time need very careful analysis.
I love that orange dress except that the mesh in her chest is kinda showy
ReplyDeleteoopsie..completely forgot about it! ++RATED PG ++ Thanks for the heads up!
DeleteLove the dress. Would be food in hot pink too! That mesh did went kind of low :)
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Thanks jellybelly!
DeleteI love that dress! I wonder what kind of inner could be used to replace a bra though.
ReplyDeleteYou don't need to replace the bra. Just make sure you wear one in a skin tone closest to yours. Go strapless for "best results" :)
DeleteI like the orange and pink combination :)
ReplyDeleteMommy Maye (momayes.blogspot.com)
nice color combinations. i don't know a lot about women's dress but it looks good in the eyes. :)
ReplyDelete~Corbylove
Thanks for the love atom :)
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