MAKE IT LOOK EASY

When using your Brilliant Colour Combinations e book (aka Coco), and choosing the colour to enhance in your print item, you can work with just one of the colours; no problems at all. 

In my first outfit, I have chosen the Royal Blue check to be enhanced with my Apricot pants, and in my second outfit, I am enhancing the Watermelon Red with my Periwinkle Blue skrt. 



Or you can choose to go that extra MILE and cross-check both the colours in your print back with a colour that enhances both.

My Light Blue pants go with both Vanilla Cream and Dark Taupe, for instance.




And an extra bonus for me as part of my Silver shift era, is Dark Taupe is one of my best Dark neutrals, and Light Blue is one of my best skin and hair highlighting colours.

Colour theory is one of the most exciting formulas to use when creating an outfit, and it's up to you how far you want to go into that space without making it seem too hard and making you give up.

Start with colours that suit each other first,...

Now, let’s dive into Necklace Know-How 
 

Finding a top where the neckline is both the perfect shape for your face shape and lands at your ideal face length (like the white V-neck in the first photo) is rare, but when you do, it’s a dream come true. 

In these cases, you don’t need to do anything to balance or correct the neckline.

You’re free to accessorise still with a ribcage-length necklace or earrings but just remember earrings should not fall longer than your face length (no lower than your chin).
 

Now, if your top has a neckline that sits higher toward your chin (second photo), it can create a visual disconnect between your head and body. To fix this, you’ll need to “cut out” the neckline, think of it like cutting a slice of pie from your top.

This is where necklaces come in. The necklace doesn’t have to be a bold statement piece (though, Vibrant colour types, you can go all out as that’s your style).

Even a subtle piece can make a huge difference in b...