Thursday, August 2, 2012

Color tips from our fashion clothing store

Color is everywhere this year—and from the Fall/Winter collections we’ve seen at every cutting-edge fashion clothing store in LA, it’s here to stay.

Color is such a fun way to add pop to your outfit, and a great way to do it is with accessories. To get more specific, many women are flocking to the gorgeous array of vibrant hues that are reflected in designer shoes this year. Fashionistas everywhere reflected this summer’s electric shades in their shoe and sandal collection. As a result, many of the regular clients of our fashion clothing store asked us how to make colorful shoes work with their outfits.

Whether you subscribe to the laidback South Bay style or fashion designer clothing, you can make this trend work for you. The most important principle is to embrace experimentation—be daring! Bold shoes are always great for attention grabbing, but you can make it work with whatever you’re most comfortable with, summer’s vivid brights or the richer, subtle palette we’re seeing for fall: oxblood, French roast, teal and cobalt.

An easy route to take is to pair the shoe color with one of the colors in your ensemble. To get an edgier look that can work with any style, from Redondo Beach fashion to sleek European chic, choose one of the colors in a pattern and match your shoes to that. The more vibrant the color, the more it will pop.

Another way to make elements of your outfit contrast in a flattering way is to pair some bright shoes with your favorite jeans. If you style is more South Bay casual than haute fashion designer clothing, try some colorful wedges for a fun, chill look.

A very sophisticated look to embody for fall is a monochromatic one—try pairing your outfit with stockings and shoes that are all the same color. Wearing all one color elongates the silhouette, making you appear taller and slimmer.

Black-and-white was everywhere on the runways and at Redondo Beach fashion shows for fall. Why not add some flair with a bright shoe that’s not black or white? This is a great place avenue for blending oxblood or indigo into your look.

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