Just one color - what would yours be? - Page 2

clueless · 25-12-2004

I would say only in black, however, experiment, and going with your mood is what it's all about!
You never know what you might put on or see on someone else and just think to yourself, wow, that looks fantastic!

TheSoCalledPrep · 25-12-2004

I don't like it...

skyred · 25-12-2004

I think it only works in black. One day while walking I saw this lady, who had only red on. Red shoes, pants, shirt, red weave piece, red lipstick, and to top it off she had a red choker with a huge red flower on it. If anyone watched Sex and the city, the choker looked like the one Carrie had with the huge flower while waiting backstage.

strawberry daiquiri · 25-12-2004

Astrid's all-black always sounds beautiful.

I agree with helena and think it can also work well in navy and grey.

GroovyDolce · 25-12-2004

I do like the all black look, very elegant, but I think if you don't abuse of it, it will make it look special.

I also like all white/tan sand looks.

Spacemiu · 25-12-2004

I think it looks gerat, much more unexpected, especially in non black, btu I do think Black and White work best.

pradaesk · 25-12-2004

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Originally Posted by strawberry daiquiri

Astrid's all-black always sounds beautiful.

I agree with helena and think it can also work well in navy and grey.

2nd.

Pigling · 25-12-2004

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Originally Posted by pradaesk

2nd.

3rd.

Elegance.Is.Refusal. · 03-01-2005

what about denim jeans and jacket?

mouko · 03-01-2005

I agree about black. And I personally think its tricky to pull off. I think a lot of hip hop artists need to lay off, kids do it a lot too. Pink hat, sweater, sneakers. GAG.

**tangerine** · 03-01-2005

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Originally Posted by cowboyboots

what about denim jeans and jacket?

Very 70s. I don't really like it 99% of the time.

The chavs thread reminds me, all Burberry isn't good either.

stilista · 03-01-2005

I like it visually, for photos shoots etc. it can work...in everyday life, it's a bit harder to wear head-to-toe yellow, green etc. I think red can work on some people though...

It was done on the cheap in Erykah Badu's "Bag Lady" video and it if they'd spent a little bit more cash, it would have been good.

Attached pic doesn't really do it any justice

faust · 03-01-2005

I think it's doable if the pieces are different shade of a color or different texture. Like black on black can be very different.

But yea, please stay away from all denim, and especially ALL LEATHER - that just freaks me out!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Elegance.Is.Refusal. · 03-01-2005

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Originally Posted by tangerine

Very 70s. I don't really like it 99% of the time.

The chavs thread reminds me, all Burberry isn't good either.

yeah i think the same about denim especially when it doesnt match eek! just wondered it people thought the same. i knew someone who once dresses all in burberry i nearly cryed.

raijin · 03-01-2005

I completely agree with what faust says.
If the different articles have different shades or materials it is fine.

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skyred scenester Join Date: Jan 2004 Posts: 90	I think it only works in black. One day while walking I saw this lady, who had only red on. Red shoes, pants, shirt, red weave piece, red lipstick, and to top it off she had a red choker with a huge red flower on it. If anyone watched Sex and the city, the choker looked like the one Carrie had with the huge flower while waiting backstage.

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strawberry daiquiri seagreen serenades Join Date: Nov 2003 Location: Montreal/Dublin Gender: femme Posts: 13,712	Astrid's all-black always sounds beautiful. I agree with helena and think it can also work well in navy and grey.

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GroovyDolce front row Join Date: Sep 2004 Gender: homme Posts: 364	I do like the all black look, very elegant, but I think if you don't abuse of it, it will make it look special. I also like all white/tan sand looks.

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Spacemiu V.I.P. Join Date: Apr 2003 Location: Los Angeles Gender: homme Posts: 9,450	I think it looks gerat, much more unexpected, especially in non black, btu I do think Black and White work best.

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mouko backstage pass Join Date: Feb 2004 Location: New York, NY Gender: homme Posts: 647	I agree about black. And I personally think its tricky to pull off. I think a lot of hip hop artists need to lay off, kids do it a lot too. Pink hat, sweater, sneakers. GAG.

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stilista backstage pass Join Date: Dec 2004 Gender: femme Posts: 774	I like it visually, for photos shoots etc. it can work...in everyday life, it's a bit harder to wear head-to-toe yellow, green etc. I think red can work on some people though... It was done on the cheap in Erykah Badu's "Bag Lady" video and it if they'd spent a little bit more cash, it would have been good. Attached pic doesn't really do it any justice

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faust V.I.P. Join Date: Jan 2004 Location: New York City Posts: 10,312	I think it's doable if the pieces are different shade of a color or different texture. Like black on black can be very different. But yea, please stay away from all denim, and especially ALL LEATHER - that just freaks me out!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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raijin trendsetter Join Date: Jul 2004 Location: California/Hong Kong Gender: homme Posts: 1,236	I completely agree with what faust says. If the different articles have different shades or materials it is fine.