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Calling all those who love dressing in all black! For those who are a part of the monochrome club, hope on over to the ombré train as well. The Fall/Winter 2018 Couture shows displayed some good reasons on why the coming seasons will be integrating ombré into their looks. The above Elie Saab dresses are elegant and formal, but have an added playfulness with the ombré. Transform an otherwise seen dress using ombré, and by even combining various colors. Check out the looks below to find inspiration for your next outfit!
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DRESSES
What better way to incorporate ombré than in a head to toe outfit like in the above looks! The Elie Saab and center Alberta Ferretti looks include two different colors, where as Givenchy plays more on the tan monochrome with added white. Check out the items below to find different ways to add the ombré trend to your outfit!
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| Givenchy | Givenchy | Now Fashion |
TOPS
If you aren't for the whole monochrome look of ombré, you could also incorporate the trend using pieces that use different materials. The Azzaro look on the right perfectly embodies ombré but gives it a twist by playing around with material. Check out the pieces below for more ombré, specifically tops!
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| Now Fashion | Vogue | Vogue |
FRINGE
If you read the last blog post all about metallic, tinsel fringe, you know how filled the 2018 F/W Couture runways were filled with fringe! The trend continues to be revolutionized, but this time joins forces with ombré. The Giambattista Valli look on the left was a personal favorite, as the ombré is more subtle and a detail.
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Hopefully this post has given you some added inspiration and a revamp for your monochrome wardrobe! It's also a nice way to incorporate some color into your outfits, as pairing the ombré piece with black or white can help downplay the vibrancy of the colors.
