1. Choose neutral tones as the foundation of your wardrobe. Colours include black, grey, white, cream, beige, brown and navy. These neutrals are flexible and versatile colours that you can mix and match to create many different looks.

2. Add basic colours that are solid, not print. They include the red, blue and green colour families. Varying shades of the basic colours team beautifully with the neutrals.

3. Next add any other colours to create interest, flair and diversity in your wardrobe. Here’s where you can really display your individuality.

4. Now create interest in your attire by adding texture. Self- prints, jacquards, boucles, etc will extend your options for mix and match.

5. Finally add prints to complete your look. Be sure they include your most complementary colours. Scarves, wraps, ties and pocket handkerchiefs are all fabulous pieces to experiment with print.

Want to know more? A personal colour analysis will identify colours that you can wear to best effect to balance and harmonise with your natural colouring.

Knowing your colours will save you time because shopping, dressing and packing will be easier. Your wardrobe will be more streamlined as garments work together and can be mixed and matched to create many outfits. Therefore creating the illusion of an extensive wardrobe.

You receive a comprehensive personal wallet of coloured fabric samples and advice for choosing garments and accessories.

A colour analysis will introduce you to a new world of colour. Contact me today to make your appointment – individual and pair sessions available.

Phone 02 9337 4341.