the new way to colorblock.

Colorblocking is back, but not as you know it. You may or may not remember, this summer was all about mixing colours in a minimalistic way with no prints of textures. Well this spring gives high to modern texturing with tones literally snapped out of Piet Mondrian's paintings. Think a primary palette in any material you can imagine, from fur and leather to nylon. This doesn't mean saying bye to pink and purple tones, but it does mean a higher contrast between the colours to amaze shock everyone with your look!
I've found a few pieces from the amazing sales going in on every online site, make sure to check them out!

1. The sweater.

The perfect statement-making sweater for the spring, would make a sleek add to any staple piece. Egg-shell and red really make an amazing combination!

Color-block cashmere sweater by J.W.Anderson.

2. The clutch.

This wonderfully colour blocked clutch mixes bright cobalt, pale aqua, and a bit of neon orange for a fresh palette that's reminiscent of the colourful Art Deco facades in Miami.

Loeffer Randal lock clutch.

3. The Sandals.

These gorgeous leather sandals straight from Simons' last show for Jil Sanders would give a very modern edge to a classic evening dress, or an all-white suit.

 Jil Sander color-block leather sandals.

4. The Skirt.

What's better than a colorblock skirt which automatically makes you slender with contrast black side panels? And which can be worn for an elegant soiree, a brunch with the girls, or a day at the office?

10 Crosby by Derek Lam Pencil Skirt.

5. The Dress.

Sleek, modern and color-blocking add a modernized hint to this fabulous classic-shaped dress, which can be worn at night and day. 

Diane von Furstenberg Tamika stretch-crepe dress.

What do you think? Will you be color-blocking this spring, or do you want to try another trend? I'm sure I'll be wearing many of the items above this spring, I mean - a primary palette is chic any way you mix it right? 

Love,
Victoria.