What colors go with gold jewelry – This made me question my dress choices while holding any gold jewelry in my hand. Like sometimes the fit would look so good but then it just won’t do justice to gold jewelry or accessories. So, trying to figure out why some combinations look amazing and don’t work, becomes important. Gold jewelry has an instant way of catching light and elevating whatever you’re wearing. But pair it with the wrong color; it looks dull, odd, or weird somehow. And then there are colors that make your beautiful gold pieces look elegant and exceptional. The secret is in the undertones. Yellow gold has those warm, rich tones that play well with certain colors and clash with others. Some colors make gold shine like it’s catching every bit of light in the room while others make it blend in or look muddy. So in this…

I once bought a pink shirt for my husband and he looked at me and said why did you buy a pink shirt for me. I don’t like pink shirts and after wearing that pale pink button-down it became his favorite shirt for work. He wore it with his grey suit constantly and people at work complimented him and his confidence shot up. That’s when I noticed that what colors go with pink clothes isn’t just about fashion rules It’s about understanding undertones, knowing your shades, and some rules when it feels right. Pink clothes have weird reputations like too girly, too bold, and too feminine. But here’s what I’ve learned after years that pink is one of the most versatile colors you can wear. It works for men, women, summer, winter, parties, offices and everywhere if you know how to pair it. Different shades of pink match different skin…

White dresses paired heels is one of the most stunning outfits that any woman will ever wear. And I myself have tried different types of looks, be it chic, classic, bold or soft. But one of the biggest confusion that comes with white dresses is “what color heels go with a white dress”. White dresses are the most versatile thing in any women’s wardrobe. They work for literally everything like weddings, brunch, on a random Tuesday when you want to feel pulled together. But people mess up completely, when it comes to choosing what color high heels go with a white dress. But it can be sorted with some smart fashion tips and styling ideas. What we’re covering here is different heel colors that actually work with white dresses. The types of heels that won’t make you look like you got dressed in the dark and when to wear what,…

Cyan is a super bright, refreshing blue-green color that sits right between blue and green on the color wheel, and it’s been one of my favorite colors to work with for the past few years. I’m talking about that crisp, electric hue – hex code #00FFFF that reminds of tropical water or a really clear summer sky. But the most difficult thing is deciding on what color goes with cyan and how do we make them work together. First, let’s go over the technical stuff: RGB is 0% red, 100% green, 100% blue. HSL breaks down to 180°, 100%, 50%, and CMYK is 100, 0, 0, 0 which basically makes cyan one of the primary colors in printing. Cyan works with every color if you pair it right with white, black, yellow, green, and pink for classic, refined, bold, harmonious, and for great looks. The thing about cyan is that…

What Color Shoes Goes with Emerald Green Dress? – A question that comes to every person’s mind while standing in their closet, feeling confused and lost. Emerald green dresses are surely one of those stunning pieces; they add luxury and bring confidence. The color itself makes you stand out without trying too hard but the thing is choosing the right shoe color can either make that dress shine or make it dull. Last summer, I wore my favorite emerald midi to a wedding and paired it with coral heels. It was my biggest mistake and I was looking like a confused person. I’ve also worn the wrong shade of brown sandals thinking they’d work for a garden party but it totally clashed with the whole look. I once tried the orange flats with my sage-toned emerald dress and I learned my lesson that not any shoes work for emerald green…