Personally, as a lover of colour, this is one of my favourite Spring/Summer trends, but I'm aware that it fills many with dread. How to avoid looking like a children's TV presenter, or a traffic lights ice lolly?
Well, the first key thing is to stick to plains where possible, pattern will make the look too busy. The second thing is to choose colours that will flatter you rather than overwhelm or drain you. Here are some colour combinations to try for your pallet. There are 3 colour combinations for each, a sensible one, a slightly more daring one, and a bold option if you really want to go for it. Once you've mastered wearing 2 colours in contrast, try adding others from the pallet, but remeber the general rule that the taller you are, the more colour you can take. If you're petite it's best to stick to two or 3 colours to avoid being overwhelmed.
Light
Sensible - Light Aqua / Stone
Bold - Dusty Rose / Light Periwinkle
Bolder - Violet / Geranium
Deep
Sensible - Emerald Green / Dark Navy
Bold - Scarlet / Purple
Bolder - Lime / Bittersweet
Warm
Sensible - Lime / Camel
Bold - Purple / Bittersweet
Bolder - Amber / Teal
Cool
Sensible - Light Periwinkle / Purple
Bold - Hot Pink / Royal Blue
Bolder - Duck Egg / Blue Red
Clear
Sensible - True Red / Charcoal
Bold - Bright Periwinkle / Blush Pink
Bolder - Apple Green / True Blue
Soft
Sensible - Verbena / Cocoa
Bold - Claret / Soft Violet
Bolder - Sky Blue / Emerald Turquoise
Don't know your colour pallet? Why not book a Colours Analysis session to discover the best colours for you.





























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