A short YouTube fashion commentary (by user 'kind-iguana') explaining that monochromatic dressing isn't limited to neutrals: you can build monochromatic looks using bright colors by keeping pieces within the same color family and similar opacity (same amount of white), and by coordinating accessories (e.g., necklace and shoes) to reinforce the look.
So a big buzzword in fashion these last couple seasons has been monochromatic. And the idea of dressing in a monochromatic way. And we often think of that as being tonal, but tonal with neutrals. So, like ivory and white and cream, or shades of gray or shades of camel. But let me tell you, you can also do it with bright colors. So this is sort of a. I don't even know what you'd call it. Like a tealy green sort of dress. And then pairing it with a different color green. But that is in pretty much the same family. And also the same opacity, meaning the same amount of white in it, so it's not a pastel. And then sandwiching it with a necklace that also is similar to the shoe is another take on monochromatic dressing, but with color.
