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Colors In An Outfit<\/strong><\/em><\/h4>\n

Colors in an outfit can be tricky, am I right? Well it doesn’t have to be if you know the right techniques. Keep reading to find out what techniques I like to use and how you can use them yourself.<\/p>\n

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One Print, Many Colors<\/strong><\/em><\/h4>\n

The easiest way to use more than one color in an outfit would be to choose an item with a print; or in my case a floral embroidery blouse. My floral embroidery has mainly light turquoise and teal in it, but there is also some red, yellow, white and a little pink going on. I chose to use the red in the embroidery because out of all these colors I own mostly red items.<\/p>\n