Scan Magazine | Design | Fashion Diary
Fashion Diary… The monochromatic style shows us that wearing one single colour is anything but boring. Try mixing different shades and tints of your preferred colour, whether it’s a neutral one or a bolder choice. Multiple layers with different textures will make your outfit interesting and chic – a great trend for the Scandi minimalist. By Ingrid Opstad | Press photos
A neutral such as beige is an excellent choice for a monochromatic outfit. Simple and classic, beige will add a timeless elegance to your outfit. Pair this luxurious loosefit, round-neck jumper with these smart caramel-coloured trousers, both from House of Dagmar, and you are ready for spring. House of Dagmar, ‘Talia’ sweater, £222 House of Dagmar, ‘Antionette’ trouser, £249 www.houseofdagmar.com
With big lapels, built-in flap pockets and slightly enhanced shoulders, the Paris blazer from Weekday is a classic suit jacket for that ultimate power dressing look. Throw it over your monochromatic outfit to add an extra layer of beige – a staple piece you will be thankful to have in your wardrobe. Weekday, ‘Paris’ blazer, £80 www.weekday.com
A belt can also help break up an outfit and make it more interesting. A timeless classic, this one from COS, made from smooth leather in a warm shade, will make a bold addition to your smart workwear looks this season. COS, classic leather belt, £35 www.cosstores.com
These beige ankle boots from Acne Studios are crafted to a squared toe from supple leather and then set on a triangular, stacked heel – a pair of statement shoes you’ll be wearing for seasons, because they’ll go with everything. Acne Studios, square-toe leather boots, £490 www.acnestudios.com
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