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THE COLOR STUDY02 / Everyday tailoring
WomenswearMenswear
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Everyday earth

Try a sand jacket over an ivory top, with olive trousers. Repeat the terracotta accent in a bag or pocket square to connect the pieces.

Illustrated outfit inspiration. HEX codes are styling guides; fabric texture and lighting change how colors look.

Clothing color combinations to try

Coordinate jackets, trousers, shirts, accessories and shoes on two illustrated people. Lock a piece you already own, then explore colors for the rest of the outfit.

Everyday earth

Try a sand jacket over an ivory top, with olive trousers. Repeat the terracotta accent in a bag or pocket square to connect the pieces.

  • Jacket#C4AE91
  • Trousers#616B50
  • Top / shirt#F4EEE2
  • Accessories#AD6045
  • Shoes#403A34
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Weekend blue

Mix navy tailoring with a softer blue trouser and a clean off-white shirt. A berry accessory introduces a single warm contrast.

  • Jacket#344A63
  • Trousers#8196A5
  • Top / shirt#F5F2EB
  • Accessories#9A4654
  • Shoes#463D37
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Soft tailoring

Use muted lilac for the jacket and charcoal for the trousers. Ivory separates the darker pieces, while rose accessories echo the jacket’s warmth.

  • Jacket#A59BAE
  • Trousers#555462
  • Top / shirt#F2EBE1
  • Accessories#A56774
  • Shoes#34323C
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Bring your favorite colors home with the room color palette generator. Or extract a palette from your own image.

01

Build around one piece

Start with a jacket or trousers you already own. Choose quieter supporting colors so the outfit has a clear focal point.

02

Repeat a small accent

A bag, scarf or pocket square is an easy place to repeat a color. Coordinating does not require every garment to match.

03

Make it your own

These are styling ideas, not rules about who can wear a color. Fabric texture, lighting and your personal preferences change the final look.

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