Colour / Colour study
Red + blue. The combination with a pulse.
A catwalk pairing with several personalities: graphic, restrained, sporty or unexpectedly elegant.
An experiment in proportion
Same colours.
Different feeling.
A small accent and a head-to-toe colour tell different stories. Change the balance, then try it with clothes you already own.
Colour, with a point of view
Colour / Colour study
Plum + chartreuse: a little friction is good
A dark, complex base and one acidic accent. Here is how to control the contrast.
Colour / Styling notes
Chocolate + ice blue, without the sweetness
Warm depth meets a cool, clean interruption. A colour formula to try with pieces you already own.
Colour / Quick read
Purple doesn’t need to be the whole outfit
A restrained way into one of the colours in the Autumn/Winter 2026 conversation.
Colour / Three outfit studies
Navy and brown: make the difference visible
Two dark colours can work together quietly. The key is deciding where their contrast should come from.
Colour / Palette recipe
Olive and dusty pink: keep one colour in charge
A muted green and a softened pink can feel practical, delicate or deliberately offbeat, depending on their proportions.
Colour / Quick colour study
Butter yellow and grey: brightness without a loud contrast
A pale yellow can act as a light source inside an otherwise quiet outfit. Here are three ways to control the effect.
Colour / Styling notes
Burgundy and navy: an evening palette without black
Deep red and deep blue can create a quiet formal mood. Separate the surfaces so the colours still have something to say.
Colour / Problem & solution
White, ivory and cream: make the near-match deliberate
An outfit made from almost-matching pale shades can feel layered rather than mismatched. Start with separation and texture.
Colour / A styling argument
Can metallics act like a neutral? Start with the reflection
Silver, gold and bronze can repeat an outfit’s existing mood—or become its loudest element. Surface is the deciding variable.