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An easy one to mess up, the monochromatic trend is what I like to call a fun little challenge. You can’t just take some yellow jeans and a yellow t-shirt and call it a day. You’ll look like a banana. There’s an art to this trend, but it’s really not as difficult as it seems! Just stick to these rules: choose neutrals, mix textures, and add a pop of color with your accessories. And if you get stuck, it’s always best to opt for classic shapes.
Rachel Says
I do this with black all the time, but never though of gray!
Life Unsweetened
yy Says
where is everything from!? love the sweater, necklace and jacket
Amberly Says
I just found your blog, and I’m glad I did! I love it!
Alyssa Says
I love the look of monochromatic, but I always find the pieces that you do it with are really important when wearing head-to-toe of one color. I love the gray, and I’ve seen it a lot with burgundy lately, too!
Alyssa
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Allyssa Says
I’ve never tried the monochromatic trend, but now I want to! I think grey is a great color to try it out with!
nicole Says
Totally agree on the tip about the mixing textures. It works well when wearing pieces of a similar color tone but not the same shade too!