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There's a way you can dress in one color without looking like an honorary Power Ranger (although, kudos to you if that's your thing). Head-to-toe color dressing, or monochrome, is an easy way to look fashion forward without having to expend too many mind grapes. There's really no easier styling trick than to just grab for clothes in one matching hue, but before you do, keep these tips in mind so you don't end up looking like a costume character. Our NYC editor, Annie Georgia Greenberg, shows you how to mix textures, layers, and styles while keeping it monochromatic.
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00:08Hi, I'm Annie Georgia Greenberg, New York editor of Refinery29, and today on Trend Takeout we're
00:13showing you three monochromatic dressing options because really who has time to match their clothes
00:18anyways? This first look is all-white everything except the shoes and bag. We like this idea in
00:26that it lets you go with one look, one color, but punch up the accessories, and it's perfect for
00:31resort or summertime. If you have three blue pieces in your closet, you too can have, well, a blue
00:43period. This idea collects separates that you bought individually and makes them a little bit
00:47more polished and sophisticated when you wear them all at once.
00:56This last look is kind of the antithesis to the first two. While they could be pieced together
01:01with garments you already have in your closet, this is much more intentional and editorial. So the next
01:07time you go shopping, think in entire outfits. These three looks prove that monochromatic dressing
01:12can be just as statement-making as mixing prints. So pick your favorite and go with it.
01:17I see the sunrise, I see the way to repeat that for the sins and pains. I really need to
01:26know
01:26if this is lovely there is no...

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