While trendy fashion colors are constantly changing, two
timeless classics are always the right choice: black and white never go out of
style.
Together, the two "no colors" create an exciting
contrast.
An exciting contrast
With black and white, one thing is for sure: this
combination still works! There is no need to put the outfit together and weigh
whether the colors of the pieces match each other. The contrast is exciting in
itself, which isn't to say you can't count on lipstick, nail polish, or sparkly
accessories in return.
The combination of monochrome black and white pieces is casual, classically chic, and not just suitable for business meetings. Black skirts or pants also slim the legs, and the top, which can then be cut a bit more, remains white and is partially or fully tucked in at the waist. tc-bolts.dyifo
A white blouse is made interesting with a button placket and
a black neckline or neckline, while a modern navy blue shirt with horizontal
stripes goes well with blue jeans and floral shorts. And in the warmer months,
a white dress shouldn't be paired exclusively with light, summery pastel colors
but instead turns into a daring outfit with shoes, bags, and maybe even a hat
in black.
Shapes and patterns
If you only think of a checkerboard pattern when you think
of the black and white design, you've probably missed one of the biggest trends
of the year. Prints with geometric shapes such as circles, plaid, vivid zigzag
patterns, as well as classic floral or houndstooth embellishments, can still be
worn in the colder months of the year - the cardigan spices up any monochrome
outfit with a paw pattern. From trendy rooster, the semi-transparent and airy
printed blouse can be worn fashionably with black leather pants.
Industry looks black and white
During Fall and Winter Fashion Weeks, designers showed how
to interpret the trend in black and white. For her elegant evening dresses,
Guido Maria Kretschmer relies on varied and nuanced plaid patterns, which can
be found, for example, in a silky, flowing skirt to the floor, with which the
model wears a sweater and a bag. Shiny necklace.
Saint Laurent makes the asymmetrical,
low-cut mini dress in black with a zebra print stand out:
the only pop of color is the tomato red lips. At Bottega Veneta, you can see a
black polka dot pantsuit; Valentino, on the other hand, does not have to choose
between the different geometric shapes: here, vertical and horizontal stripes
meet squares and triangles in the form of a pattern.
Emilio Pucci recalls the 60s with his psychedelic mini
dress and matching boots;
Celine dips the
slightly boxy mid-coat in a classic zebra pattern. Isabel Marant shows how to
wear a summer trend - long pants with black and white print - in the fall: the
skinny pants here are made with a narrow black belt, a tight sweater, and boots
in the familiar black hair that allows them to occupy the front. From Stage.
There is no reason to hesitate when shopping for fashion
items - black
and white classics, especially those with precise geometric
shapes, will not go out of style anytime soon. And at the Spring / Summer 2016
Fashion Weeks, it was already clear that the trend is not ending for next year
either: Lena Hoschek adorned her feminine dresses with floral embellishments.
Pearly Wong showed great creativity with her minidresses with wild prints.
Therefore, the black and white vision is also welcome in the upcoming season.