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Yanni's Palette Reflection...
As I was getting dressed today to head out I randomly through some pieces together and I just knew they would work. That piqued my interest later on as I examined my color palette. Palettes are very important and although there are a few key rules that style experts keep in mind when pulling things, palettes are very interchangeable.
Key Element: Palettes
Identifying what shades/prints/patterns/fabrics work together on and for you is definitely essential.
Personally, my palettes always include an odd color that would normally not go to most, but I make it work. Today my palette included Taupe (love this color), gold, burnt orange and brown. A Simple pair of jeans, booties and a fairly dressy knit sweater and various accessories.
When I go to the pt gig I have been doing lately until a key opportunity comes along I do a lot of style watching. Some of my fellow co-workers are just as style conscious as me, but its interesting because no two people are the same. Each one of us has our own individual fashion sense that reflects us as fashionistas and people in general.
I am always intrigued by people's style and I always try to pin point exactly what their style is. It's really exciting to observe others style and their color palettes. I recently went to a book signing for David Zyla (costume designer for All My Children and author of The Color of Style) he made some interesting points on people's color palette's and their personality. He truly believes that if people found their right colors they would live healthier and better lives.
Color to me is everything and we know when you look good you potentially feel good even if its temporarily so Mr. Zyla may have a point.
Yanni. Labels: All My Children, Fashionistas, Key Element, Palette, Style, The Color of Style
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