Friday, December 11, 2015

Fashion Designer Rupic Advice on Color Combinations

Once you've mastered the trick of pulling of great combinations that go together, figuring out how to incorporate color is the next lesson you'll have to learn. Mirela Rupic is a costume designer that has showed us on various occasions, how we are suppose to tone it down, balance bright with neutrals, and not let bold colors overwhelm. The result is a whole passel of people who are afraid of playing around with colors and tones. But what if Mirela Rupic is right and indeed emerald green and mustard yellow are the better versions of black, gray, and blue? The outfits presented by Rupic are epic and alluring, and that has a lot to do with how stunning the color combinations are. The color inspiration for her come from various places, usually found in nature and then she decides what clever combos are hiding in behind them.



If you still haven’t realize that somewhere between black and white there is an entire spectrum of colors missing in your wardrobe, then you’ll be happy to know that there’s no shortage of color at this year’s runway show of the fashion famous fashion designer. Pairing the right color combination can make or break an outfit, so if your wardrobe has a vast array of black, black and more black, then keep on reading and take note of these tips because it’s time to start thinking in color.

There’s nothing more fresh and appealing than the smell of grass on a warm summer day, and this color combination represents just that. Green and yellow is a combination that screams fresh and it looks great on any complexion. If you’re warm toned then put the main focus on darker tones of yellow, such as mustard. And if you’re cool toned as Rupic then sharpen up an outfit by adding light yellow and bright greens, because these shades will work best for your skin tone.

Soft pastels used in Mirela’s projects showed us that the reign of pastels are still going strong. Soft pink and blue may appear too subtle for some, but when styled in the right way, it can be just as eye catching as a bright pop of color. This combination will remind you of the soft scent of jasmine and warm spring breeze.