There's no denying that we love tonal ensembles. They are chic, effortless and totally "rich" looking, even during a time when everyone is watching their pennies. When you piece together a tan, cream and white pre-loved outfit, you can walk the walk without having to talk the expensive talk.
But more adventurous colours can still look equally as premium. The tricky part is knowing hues work together and which just don't. Here are some colours to keep your eye out for when sourcing your following secondhand additions for 2023.
Lilac and Red
An unexpected colour clash that is vibrant, daring and yet still very polished. Part of a red shade's allure is the fact that it’s unapologetic . It's a bold colour, a colour of power.On the other hand, Purple is red's serene sister – it evokes a certain calmness. This is why the combination works perfectly. Try to choose silhouettes and shapes that mirror the ethos of the colour story. For example, stick with strong lines and statement pieces when sourcing and styling your red pieces. When it comes to lilac choices, opt for feminine and soft pieces. The juxtaposition will work wonders.
Brown and Azure
Brown is a rich and premium colour to style but often overlooked as it can seem dreary or "old fashioned" but when styled outside of the box, it can be modern and fresh Give your brown staples a spin with the addition of a bright blue accessory.
Tangerine and Navy
The fiery hue of tangerine introduces warmth that balances the cool depth of navy blue, making it a perfect marriage that looks polished and extremely well put together. Creating a foundation made up of navy with pieces such as trousers, knitted jumpers, or a cashmere coat and then adding in pops tangerine with accessories or in the print or pattern really takes the outfit to the next level.
Choose a colourway that works for you and curate items from our latest collection that will make you feel and look like a million without spending a million.
