Here's how you can go bright and bold without looking tacky
Colour blocking is more than simply putting together clashing hues. To find a flattering combination, have a look at the colour wheel where you can visualise complementary and contrasting colours that can create an impact.
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There are different colour schemes to explore on the wheel; some try complementary (using two colours opposite each other), analogous (using colours alongside each other), split-complementary (pairing one base colour with two secondary colours adjacent to each other on the wheel), and triadic (three colours evenly-spaced on the wheel).
Think you can't pull off colour blocking every day? Browse below for some inspiration and begin experimenting with different shades:
Red, Green Cyan and Neon Green
We all know that an intense colour such as red goes well with green. But a fun ensemble can include red paired with different shades of green like bright neon green and green cyan.
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