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Outfit Anchors: How to build your fit for the day
Getting dressed every day can seem like a chore for most people. Let us help to make it a little easier and a lot more enjoyable. I want to introduce you to what I call the "anchor method." At night, when your head hits your pillow, I want you to think of one item in your closet that you want to wear. Could be your favorite sport coat, a new tie, those jeans you love so much. One specific item. Then, I want you to think about what colors are in that item. Does your tie have green and blue? Does your jacket have brown, orange and rust? Is your shirt blue and white striped? From there, knowing the colors of your anchor item can really make finding the rest of the items much easier.
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Outfit Anchors: How to build your fit for the day
Outfit Anchors: How to build your fit for the day
Getting dressed every day can seem like a chore for most people. Let us help to make it a little easier and a lot more enjoyable. I want to introduce you to what I call the "anchor method." At night, when your head hits your pillow, I want you to think of one item in your closet that you want to wear. Could be your favorite sport coat, a new tie, those jeans you love so much. One specific item. Then, I want you to think about what colors are in that item. Does your tie have green and blue? Does your jacket have brown, orange and rust? Is your shirt blue and white striped? From there, knowing the colors of your anchor item can really make finding the rest of the items much easier.
The Color Rule: How to Match Colors Without Overthinking It
Putting colors together is one of those things that can feel way more complicated than it actually is. You look at a shirt, then your pants, then your jacket, and suddenly you're wondering if any of it actually works together.
Here's the good news: you don't need to be a color expert to dress well.
