THE TREND: The tone on tone look is very IN this season. and has ALWAYS been. Add a touch of glamour by using silver, gold and bronze tones to create this fashion and home decor look.http://www.kgstyleinc.com/#!muted-metallics-the-tone-on-tone-look/c10tmWhen people think of Springtime fashion, they usually picture themselves in pretty pastels, playful prints, or pretty florals. Why not switch it up a bit?
Peel of that Winter attire of coats, sweaters, and boots with a old approach wearing animal prints mixed with a bold color such as this emerald green. Keep the lines clean while wearing this daring mix by pairing a leopard print pencil skirt, with an on trend but totally wearable boxy shaped top in this jewel tone color. Pair the look with nude peep toe heels (ankle straps adds a slimming effect to any leg), and add a thick gold hoop, and chunky gold bangles to accessorize the entire look. Ta Da! You've just pulled off a HOT & Stylish Spring look that anyone can pull off effectively. If green isn't your color, leopard is "the neutral" of animal prints so it can be paired with a range of colors, from red to cobalt to black or white for an equally amazing look. Spring Forward and let Le ANIMALE instincts roar!
Too many times, designers will see a BOLD print done absolutely wrong which in turn makes for a tacky space. Use leopard print sparingly in a home - a bold chair, a throw. Combined with green (the ultimate duo) - it can create the look of elegance and class. Since leopard print is considered a neutral, the best pairing would be neutral tones and even gold metallics. Get inspired by nature and let your inner wildness out!
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Written by Osa from ChicPantry
Mix green and leopard together for a fantastic, neutral but bold look. There's a reason why these colors are great together - it's the color of this animal in the wild.