Disclosure: This is a Fashionista Event Opportunity, and is hosted by Still Blonde after all these YEARS and Modly Chic.
If you’ve been following me a while now, you know I’m a basic black when it comes to clothes. I love the idea of adding more color to my wardrobe but always end up going back to my safe place, dark colors and grey. Did you just happen to look at my picture to the right? I’m the girl in black, what can I say! I chose this beautiful Wine colored Placket tunic top from Monroe and Main and couldn’t be happier. I’m all about these beautiful rich jewel tones for fall! Obviously I’m going to recommend you too add a rich merlot to your closet this fall. If you are a wine drinker, you totally got that! I’m not, but I like the way it sounded.
Pretty right? I love a good tunic top. When wearing a tunic top, you get complete coverage on possible problem areas. They are very comfortable and my favorite reason. There’s multiple ways to wear it; skirts long or short, shorts, capris and the leggings. They cross seasons too! Winter, Fall, Spring and Summer it can be a great addition to your wardrobe.
Monroe and Main is spotlighting some great new colors for the Fall! If you have ever thought about changing up your wardrobe now is the time to prep your closet for fall!
Here’s Tips on How to Add More Color to Your Closet:
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Choose one color that you like but have never worn
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Go thru your closet and remove items that are dark and drab (the less options you have the more you grab the new options!)
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Purchase a new top, accessory or bottom in that color
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Just put it on. You will feel happiness and excitement! Change in your wardrobe is good!
I’m very excited for the cooler temperatures and I’m even more excited to add some beautiful tones to my closet! I’m getting bolder with my fashion choices and adding more beautiful tones and pops of color. Here’s an interesting tidbit on my fashion explorations.. I didn’t start wearing boots over my pants until maybe two years ago. Truth! I was worried that I was too short for it and that I looked awkward. I got it under control and rocking the boots! I now have a pair of black and the brown seen in the pictures. I’ve also been trying out new beauty products too! How do you like my lashes?! They are fake, but oh so fun!
Do you want to know what I’m looking down at? Keep scrolling down so you can enter to win!! LOL I got jokes!
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Good Luck!!
Candy
Candace Galan-Calderon says
To use cooler shades to minimize and warmer, brighter shades to where you want to draw attention.
ken ohl says
I would love to get the Spellbound Blouse for my wife she would love it and looks amazing
Alison Gibb says
Check out these perfect summer colors is the blog post I read!!
Holly S. says
I’d choose the Tracy Dress because I like the length and color and think it would be fabulous for Fall!
Diane OBrien says
The yellow hoops are my “go-to” color!
Jenna says
I learned that one way to incorporate color is to wear a print then pull a color from that print to hi-light it.
Alice F says
I learned to draw attention to my silhouette by wearing a bold color or print that will highlight my assets.
Rise Isom says
If you are shy about color start out by using accessories in a bold color with your blacks and browns. I think this is a very good idea and is more reasonably priced way to venture out!
jenny stratton says
Use a color wheel to help you pick complementary colors.
Margot C says
I might take their “How to wear aubergine” advice (Integrate aubergine in small doses); i love that color.
PS: You look GREAT in that merlot top!
Candy says
Thank you Margot!
Lynne says
I read how to wear aubergine. I learned you should complement it with green.
JESSICA says
use cooler shades to max out warm tones. I really only wear turquoise and blue shades. I need more color in my wardrobe.
Linda Kwolek says
I did the how to dress your body type quiz and found out I’m an oval. My type needs a solid bottom with a printed bold top.
adriana says
I like the fall peacoat.
Beth Hill says
I read their secret strategy # 31 to use the color wheel. select opposite colors on the wheel to create a dramatic take-notice effect.
Peggy Johnson says
Using a color wheel can help you pick out colors and not get stuck in a rut of only wearing one or two colors
heather eg kaufman says
How to Dress Your Body Type: Prints & Colors
LaTanya says
Use cooler shades to minimize, and warmer, brighter shades to draw attention where you want it.
Danielle Magee says
Use a warmer shade where you want to draw attention to that part of your body.
DeAnna Keller says
I am loving the Warm Me Up Sweater Duster! I like it because it is very slimming, and I really like all the colors!
rochelle haynes says
I like the fall skinny jeans they look great i love jeans
rochelle haynes says
I learned that By applying these hues and shades to your wardrobe, you can effectively celebrate the season and look great doing it
Amanda Sakovitz says
I like the Take It To The Limit Tunic because its fitted yet flowy.
soha molina says
I learned to Use cooler shades to minimize, and warmer, brighter shades to draw attention where you want it
Andrea Darst says
I read that when wearing a bold color, incorporate it in small doses or at least with other complementing hues.
Michelle Bartley says
Merlot is a pretty color I hadn’t thought of before!! Beautiful pic Candy!
trisha kilpatrick says
I learned how to wear aubergine. Interesting.
Jeanine says
Take a color from the print are wearing and use it to accent or hilight.
Wendy Pesce says
I read their secret strategy # 31 to use the color wheel. Choose opposite colors on the wheel to create a dramatic take-notice effect.
Aaron says
Reading “How to wear aubergine” I learned that limited but proper introduction of this color can look wonderful.
Sandy B. says
I learned that plus size women should opt for tops with a soft, unstructured fabric. They look lovely when cinched at the waist because they’re able to float out over the hips, making the body look curvy and proportionate. Additionally, they draw attention to the smallest part of a woman’s figure. Three-quarter sleeves have the same defining effect – their length draws the eye toward the waist (plus, they downplay upper arms while leaving daintier wrists and hands exposed).
Lindsey L says
Use cooler shades to minmize! I love their site! I love the spellbound blouse, I just love the print!
Karen Nadeau says
I learned that you should use the color wheel to help match up the colors.
robyn donnelly says
I like them all but give me the lightweight weekend sweater. Love the trendiness of it.
Angela W says
A great tip is to wear an aubergine blouse with jeans, black dress pants or a gray cardigan.
Austin Baroudi says
I learned to use cooler shades to minimize, and warmer, brighter shades to draw attention where you want it.
chris z says
i read How to wear aubergine
Jesse S says
I learned that cool colors can be mixed with more vibrant ones.
rissa j says
I didn’t know about using a warmer shade clothing item to draw attention TO and the opposite using a cooler shade to minimize the attention awesome info!
Kelly D says
I learned that you should use warmer, brighter shades to draw attention where you want it.
Kristin says
Slimming Strategies was one of my favorite blog posts.
mita says
How to Dress Your Body Type.
Sylvana B says
I saw the Color Confidence by Bloggers post. It’s good to have that because I love color, but have hesitated before about wearing too much.
Carolsue says
I learned how to wear aubergine — I had never even heard of that color before, but it is very pretty! It’s a bold, but beautiful, color.
sheila ressel says
I learned that wearing bold, aubergine shoes can draw eyes to your feet which is a body slimming strategy.
Dorothy Boucher says
I am loving the Tracy Dress, I love the colors they chose and pattern, so me 🙂
Andrea Williams says
I liked the post about How To Wear Aubergine.
wendi says
i love aubergine and I’m so glad that you are showing us how to wear it!! i love the spell bound blouse!! gorgeous
Julie Lundstrom says
I learned to wear color with confidence. Wear colors that match the season.
M.Clark says
I read ‘How to wear aubergine’ and I learned that neutrals will always complement this shade.
Lynne says
I read “Color Confidence by Bloggers”
Laura G says
I found the article How to Dress Your Body Type: Prints & Colors [Infographic] very interesting and helpful.
Sharon Rooney says
I learned to pair colors well, put the color wheel to work for you. Stay with variations of one color for a sophisticated, balanced look. Choose neighboring colors in one director or another for a broader range of rich style. And select colors opposite from each other on a wheel to create the most dramatic, take-notice effects.
Sara P. (@SensiblySara) says
I ADORE the Tracy Dress because it’s stunning and totally not something I’d usually buy for myself.
Lisa says
You can add more color without adding layers by wearing a great multi-colored blouse.
Kristin says
I found How to Dress Your Body Type with Prints and Colors interesting!
Mandala says
Learned that aubergine pairs well with green and neutral colors. Thanks!
Alona Y says
I learned that women with smaller upper bodies and curvy hips and thighs can balance dark bottoms with brightly colored tops.
Suzanne B says
I appreciate the How to Dress Your Body Type: Prints & Colors and avoid repeating the same pattern in too many items.
charlene says
I like the Darcia Marble Dress. I love the shape and print
sharmib says
I would love to try a bright color like bright orange
Claire Rheinheimer says
I read How to wear aubergine, and I love that color!
Andi R. says
Love the “use the color wheel” tips! I don’t like being too “overmatchy” and love to pair bold colors for dramatic effect, particularly orange & navy blue as shown on the color wheel opposite each other. Great tips!
Tanya devenney says
By wearing bold colors or prints it will show off your best features.
Jesselyn A/Jesstinger says
http://www.monroeandmain.com/blog/on-trend-fashions/introducing-the-fall-2015-colors/
I was/am especially interested in:
ORANGE ~ Because everyone (especially my Mom!) has always told me that my skin tone and hair color) were made (born) to wear shades of Orange: especially, rust, salmon, amber ~ but even orange-orange! I kind of wanted to learn more about this/ these colors.
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MERLOT ~ Both my hair color AND style are very much like yours ~ and it just so happens that my wardrobe already has a lot of Merlot items in it. I’m not sure how or why, it’s just kind of happened that way over the years. So again I wanted to learn more about that color (I also enjoy drinking Merlot WINE)
Christine Jensen says
Use the Color wheel is a great article!
jeanette sheets says
how to wear aubergine
Michele P says
I learned that while aubergine is a popular color for Fall, it is a strong color. So in order to add it to your wardrobe, don’t over do it but wear it with other colors so as to not overdo things.
Seyma Shabbir says
I would love to add more Merlot to my wardrobe! I read Introducing the fall 2015 colors and it listed 5 colors for the fall!
Susan Biddle says
I need some fall colors in my wardrobe, pretty!
April Crisafulli says
I liked the blog post about Color your clothing to match your mood! I always feel more upbeat when I wear bright colors!
April Crisafulli says
My favorite item is the Street Chic Sweater because it is funky and looks so warm and cozy!
Tina W says
I like the “Color confidence with what you wear” post. People are always shocked when I wear one of my ORANGE outfits, but because it makes me happy it makes me feel confident.
Julie Murphy says
I liked how they showed the color wheel.
crystal gibson says
I love the tgif tunic in blue. It would go great with so many outfits.
Libby's Library says
I found out the wearing colors in appropriate for almost any occasion.
Elizabeth H. says
Start with small doses.
Diana C says
I learned about another color, aubergine, that can be also added to your wardrobe. They say you should add small amounts because it is a bold color. It is very nice.
Diana C
Jan Lee says
I learned How to Dress Your Body Type: Prints & Colors . They also have an infographic that shows you how to use colors and prints for your own body type.
Dede says
I read How to wear aubergine, and found some new ways to make this color part of my wardrobe.
chickie brewer says
Don’t be afraid of color, and Cobalt, Red, Merlot, Orange colors are good for this fall.
deborah boyd says
I never heard of this color before, Merlot. Thanks for introducing this color to my wardrobe. http://www.monroeandmain.com/blog/on-trend-fashions/introducing-the-fall-2015-colors/
Jeanna Massman says
I learned that the fall color aubergine goes well with neutrals, dark green and yellow.
Jeanna Massman says
I learned that the fall color aubergine goes well with neutrals, dark green and yellow.
Melissa says
i loved How to Dress Your Body Type: Prints & Colors. it’s really helpful!
Nancy says
One of their autumn article titles is How to Wear Aubergine.
Cassandra Eastman says
The quiz said i’m a snoozer. So true, i’m not a morning person whatsoever.
Cassandra Eastman says
Ahh, sorry I meant to comment that on the Seattle’s Best giveaway!
Krista says
I love the Darcia Marble Dress because the colors are stunning
Robin Abrams says
I did the how to dress your body type quiz and found out I’m an oval. I should choose tops that have a engineer print or pattern.
Maria B says
I like Color confidence with what you wear because I like that wearing colors will totally rock your confidence!
Marnie G (Derrick Todd) says
I like the Sporty Hooded Jacket. I really like the cut and color. I think it would be so warm and cozy to wear on a cool fall day.
Jennifer H. says
Cobalt looks fabulous on any skin tone, so it is an easy color to wear for any woman and in any way that you want to.
Jacqui Odell says
I like the post about how to dress for your body type.
Laurie Nykaza says
I loved the VIDEO: Fresh, Flattering Colors I do public speaking and go on tv so this is great knowing about what colors are the best to wear. You don’t always get a stylist with shows.