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How To Pull Off A One-Tone Outfit

How To Pull Off A One-Tone Outfit

Fashion
By Karmen on 13 Dec 2019
Digital Editor

Dressing head-to-toe in one colour is one of those looks that will make you look incredibly stylish, you just need to do it right!

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Keep reading find out seven tips on how to pull off a one-tone outfit!

#1 Tailored pieces

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One simple way to keep the look sophisticated is to choose tailored pieces like a structured coat, blazer, cigarette pants and shirt dresses.

#2 Varied shades

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Unless you have a quirky, crazy style and personality like G-Dragon and Lady Gaga in her meat dress phase, you wouldn't want to wear the exact same shade from head to toe.

To make this trend more wearable, choose pieces with different shades of the same colour for an outfit that doesn't look too matchy-matchy.

#3 Varied textures

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Another way to make this trend more wearable is to contrast different textures of the same colour like leather and tulle or chiffon and suede.

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#4 Go neutral

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If a colourful look like an all-pink or all-blue ensemble is too tricky, start with neutrals like cream, brown, grey and white. Even if you're dressed completely in only one of these neutral shades, it will still look subtle and casual.

#5 Add a contrasting colour

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While a single-tone outfit can make a cool statement, too much of a bright colour can look overwhelming. To avoid this, add some white or black to your outfit!

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For a more statement look, choose another complementary colour like burnt orange shoes with an all-blue outfit.

#6 Patterns 

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Wearing a patterned or textured piece will help break up the one-outfit if you want to keep it more subtle.

#7 Embrace the drama

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Once you've gotten the hang of the one-tone outfit trend, try going all out and including your accessories like your bag, sunglasses, hat and shoes and socks in the same colour too!

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Text by: GirlStyle SG