How to marry colors!
12 Aug 2026 · 1 min
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Hallie Abrams shows how a print containing two colors can bridge mismatched shades, like different whites, and make them read as one cohesive outfit.
Hallie Abrams shows how a print containing two colors can bridge mismatched shades, like different whites, and make them read as one cohesive outfit.
You know, there's that like sort of obsession about making sure that you're— if you're wearing black and black that it matches, or brown and brown that it matches, or white and white that it matches. But here, this white and this white clearly do not match. Like, clearly. This is an off-white, almost like a canvas color, and this is what I would call a pure white. But it doesn't matter because the third piece I'm wearing is a print. And a print is your marrying factor that makes 2 different colors, even if they're supposed to be the same shade, it marries them. So if you're having a hard time wearing 2 different colors and you feel like there's nothing connecting it, try finding a print that has both colors in it, and all of a sudden, magically, it works.
