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Colour BlockingColour Blocking was Inspired by the early 90s trend for mixing contrasting blocks of colour together, this is a dynamic, high impact and modern way to inject vivid colours into your wardrobe. Colour blocking is a great way to experiment with mixing & matching energetic bright colours that normally wouldn't be seen together for example red & pink or fuchsia & tangerine.
You can work this look by combining ‘clashing separates’ or using accessories such as a bright yellow top with a royal blue pencil skirt, or you can go for a ready-made look such as the items on this page.
If in doubt on how to work your colours, use the Fashionista’s continuing favourite method, which is to use black and then you can add saturated jolts of colour. This is the simplest way to colour block.
We have matched up some Fashion Jewellery Ideas with the Colour Blocking outfits that we think works really well.
Tropical vibe, including a sunset-inspired Orange, Peach and Yellow Dress  Blue dress with neutral blocked hem  Bold pink and red embellished mini-dress  Glittery top in shades of blue  Black and White dress with a splash of Red  Sparkly, Green and Blue tone broad striped dress  White and Blue dress with a hint of Black  Art-inspired Pink, Blue and Yellow Abstract Dress  Black Mini-Skirt with Hot Pink & Turquoise  White and Pink Dress with a strip of black
 We have put the outfits together with the fashion jewellery 2009 trends.
 
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