Deep Winter outfits
Use these three-color recipes as a starting point for clothes you already own. The shapes and materials are up to you.
Blackened berry, deep blue and cool emerald make substantial anchors. A pale cool detail can add definition without turning the whole outfit pastel.
Three color recipes
Everyday layers
Cool Grey 4 for trousers or a skirt, Silver for a top, and French Blue in a scarf, bag or smaller layer.
A workday combination
Slate Grey 2 for trousers or a skirt, Cool Grey 3 for a top, and Dark Mauve in a scarf, bag or smaller layer.
A little more color
Dark 2 for trousers or a skirt, Gunmetal for a top, and Grape Purple 2 in a scarf, bag or smaller layer.
A practical rule
Choose the neutral for the largest garment, an accent for the smaller garment, and one detail. Repeat a color to tie the outfit together.
For this palette, begin with moderate contrast and adjust the size of the accent.
Try it with what you own
Choose one item from your wardrobe or makeup kit. Compare it with a chip, then look at the actual item in neutral daylight. Keep notes about combinations you enjoy.
Try a fabric comparisonSeason description reference: Deep Winter at The Concept Wardrobe. Palette subsets and styling recipes are original. Screen-color limitations.