A healthy dose of monochrome
never hurt anyone or their wardrobe. People in fashion wear monochrome in
shades of black or navy all the time and they are constantly looking amazing –
so why not you? The idea here is to play around with the different shades of
the singular colour you want to wear. Light on top, dark on the bottom or
vice-versa. The rules are up to you to adopt (and maybe break). Try different
textures of the same tone of grey – you may find in natural light, the
different textures start to look like different tonal values. Monochrome might
be about one but it doesn’t at all mean boring. Explore the cuts, hues and
volumes available and mix and match to suit your needs (and wallet).
Get this look!
Panel Cap in Snake and Ostrich
skin by RBA from Boaston Society (R450); Grey Wool-blend coat from H&M
(R1’899); Grey Transformer Jumper by UNNNCD from Boaston Society (R950); Grey
straight leg work pants by Cignal from Markham (R400); Silver PUMAxALIFE
Sneakers from PUMA Select (R2’600).
Photograph courtesy of (and
Copyright to) Lesley Mphanga.
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