Make your outfit look ridiculously expensive with one simple trick that will have you looking so stylish with minimal effort.
I've always loved the look of a single colour being the basis for an entire outfit, and luckily monochromatic outfits happen to be one of Fall 2019's biggest trends.
Yet, for some reason more people in the real world (you know, people who aren't bloggers or influencers) have not yet seemed to discover the style secret that is monochrome.
Aside from the very clear fact that it makes you look incredibly luxe and stylish without even trying, it really leans out and elongates the body, because the eye is not instantly drawn to one point of the body.
First and foremost, the monochromatic trend is not one that will have you spending large sums of money on pieces that you won't be wearing in a year's time. You can easily shop your own closet, and use items that you already own but styling the in a new and different way. This is what makes it so inclusive and accessible. It's easy for anyone and everyone to try out.
Monochrome is also so incredibly versatile. You can try it out without it taking away from your own personal style. Whether you like neutral tones and clean lines, or bright colours and unique silhouettes, you can still find a way to incorporate monochrome without compromising the type of clothes you like.
Additionally, it does not confine itself to one type of garment, but can be applied to anything from a sweat suit, to a midi skirt and blouse.
Most importantly, for all the women who are constantly on the go and don't have time to spend time selecting and styling outfits, but still desire to look put together and streamlined, this trend was made for you!
Monochrome gives you the effect of a well-styled outfit, without all the effort. It looks like you actually tried, even though you didn't.
STYLE TIP:
Make sure that you incorporate different textures, layers and fabrics when putting together a monochromatic outfit. This will prevent you from looking consumed by the colour. The added dimension will provide some sort of visual balance and give definition to certain parts of the body.
I know I'll be wearing monochrome this season, and hopefully this will inspire some of you to do try it out too.