color hunting to make new outfits! 💜🤍
color hunting is such a cute concept! plus it’s a great way to find new color combos for your wardrobe & come up with new outfits! 💜
here is an outfit i made by color hunting in my closet :) i started with the purple skirt & just picked a top that went well with it. the first one i liked was the white long sleeve.
then i just found more pieces that were in the same colors to complete the look 🤍
#colorhunting #colortheory #outfitinspo #zerogatekeeping #lemon8partner
Color hunting is such an effective way to breathe new life into your wardrobe without buying new clothes. When I started experimenting with this method, I realized that focusing on a core color—like purple—can really help develop a cohesive style. For example, starting with a purple lace skirt made it easier to pick complementary whites, and then I used accessories like a purple suede bag to tie the look together. One thing I always try is to think beyond just matching colors literally. Texture and materials add another layer of interest—a sheer white knit long sleeve can soften the boldness of purple lace, creating a balanced yet dynamic outfit. Also, adding pieces within the same color family or with subtle tonal variations helps to keep the look harmonious without being monotonous. Another tip for color hunting is to consider your entire closet as a palette. By identifying your favorite colors, you can group key items and then look for unexpected matches across your pieces. This approach not only saves time but helps you discover new combinations you might not normally consider. Finally, accessories play a huge role in completing color-hunted outfits. Choosing a bag or shoes in the same color family but different materials or shades can keep the outfit fresh and engaging. For instance, pairing a purple leather or suede bag with fabric clothing pieces makes the outfit more stylish and layered. Overall, color hunting is a fun and creative way to deepen your understanding of color theory while maximizing your existing wardrobe. The process encourages personal expression and helps build a versatile, well-coordinated closet without the need for excess shopping.





OOOO where did you find that skirt??? (if u don't mind)