3 Colour Combinations That Don't Look Expensive and 8 That Definitely Do
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@emnittaStyle Notes: For years, brown was largely considered to be outdated in fashion circles, but after it began to reappear in the collections of high-end designers, it’s become elevated once more and looks particularly polished when worn with gold accents.
You can’t go wrong with a Faithfull frock.
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@naaomirossStyle Notes: On paper, wearing blue and yellow together sounds like it would run the risk of looking garish, but when you add powdery, soft blue tones into the equation, the combination is sure-fire chic.
Between the colour and the cut, I’d have easily thought these were designer.
A sunny dress for the summer months and beyond.
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@basma_kStyle Notes: The only thing more pleasing than the unintentional rhyming of the words sage and beige is how they look when worn together. Classy with a capital C.
Channel beige tones by way of raffia accessories, just like Basma did.
Reformation always creates pieces in versatile sage colourways.
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@modedamourStyle Notes: Of all the colour combinations out there, it’s hard to find one more timeless than black and white. This season, the runways were flooded with monochrome looks, but updated with white as the predominant color in the white-to-black ratio. Handily, this is perfect for summer, when white looks so fresh.
The LWD will never fail at this time of year.
Yes, you've most likely seen these bag on Instagram – it's just too good to miss!
White wide-leg trousers are an integral part of every summer wardrobe.
I would also wear this sleek square neckline swimsuit as a top with denim cut-offs.
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@femmeblkStyle Notes: Earthy hues always wear beautifully together, and the combination of rust and moss green is no exception. You need only look at the outfit above for information that this pairing looks so expensive.
The slouchier the better when it comes to summer strides.
The handbag on every fashion editor's wish list (including mine).
Khaki accessories are hard to come by—these espadrilles are perfect.
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@hannastefanssonStyle Notes: Though fashion types formerly avoided pairing red and pink, now it’s considered one of the most directional colour combinations out there and never misses the mark.
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@monikhStyle Notes: Cream and ecru tones have the power to make every outfit look significantly more expensive, but paired with navy, even for casual looks, this is a combination that always looks so high-end.
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@monikhStyle Notes: Orange began to dominate the fashion scene last year, and since has proved it has unwavering staying power, especially when stone separates are involved.
I'm in love with this dress, for obvious reasons.
