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How to Wear Colour Without Overdoing It Colour scares a lot of people into all-black wardrobes, but wearing colour well is simpler than it looks. The rule is one statement colour per outfit, supported by neutrals. That single pop of colour looks deliberate; three competing colours look accidental. Start with colours that suit your existing wardrobe. If you wear mostly black, navy, and grey, almost any colour works as an accent — olive, burgundy, mustard, or teal all sit comfortably against dark neutrals. Add colour where it is easy to change: a tee, a cap, or shoes. Keep the rest quiet. When the colour piece is loud, everything around it should be simple and well-fitted. A bright hoodie from Hellstar works best with plain trousers and clean trainers, letting the colour do the talking without competition. Footwear can carry colour too, but carefully. A colourful pair of on tennis shoes adds personality when the outfit is otherwise muted, while the confident, balanced styling of Trapstar London shows how bold colours work when the silhouette stays clean. Build up slowly. One colourful piece this month, another next month, and soon colour feels natural rather than risky. Style is not about avoiding colour — it is about controlling it.
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