Three or More Colors in One Outfit? No Problem!

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We've got tips on how to stylishly combine multiple colors in an outfit: https://gentl.mn/using-three-more-colors #outfit #colors #notsponsored SHOP THE VIDEO: → Jacquard Burgundy Red with White Polka Dots Tie: https://gentl.mn/tie-burgundy-red-white-polka-dots → Grenadine Silk Tie in Dark Blue: https://gentl.mn/grenadine-tie-dark-blue → Edelweiss Boutonniere: https://gentl.mn/edelweiss-boutonniere3 → Houndstooth Bourette Bow Tie Burgundy Cream: https://gentl.mn/houndstooth-bourette-bow-tie-burgundy → Wine Red Silk Wool Medallion Pocket Square: https://gentl.mn/wine-red-silk-wool-pocket-square → Battleship Gray Jacquard Woven Bow Tie with Printed Diamonds: https://gentl.mn/battleship-gray-jacquard-bow-tie → Dark Green Shoelaces Round: https://gentl.mn/dark-green-shoelaces-round1 → Dark Red Velvet Spray Rose Boutonniere: https://gentl.mn/dark-red-velvet-spray-rose1 → Cashmere Wool Grenadine Tie in Purple, Blue, Grey Stripe: https://gentl.mn/purple-blue-striped-grenadine-tie → Two-Tone Knit Tie in Navy & Light Blue Changeant Silk: https://gentl.mn/knit-tie-light-blue-navy-changeant → Double-Sided Scarf in Brown,, Red, Blue Paisley with Geometric Pattern: https://gentl.mn/scarf-brown-red-paisely-micropattern1 → Shadow Stripe Socks Dark Brown & Beige: https://gentl.mn/shadow-stripe-socks-brown-beige2 → Dark Grey Socks with Burgundy and White Clocks in Cotton: https://gentl.mn/grey-socks-burgundy-white-clocks → Madder Silk Pocket Square in Purple with Diamond & Paisley: https://gentl.mn/pocket-square-purple-diamond-paisley1 → Wool Challis Bow Tie in Olive Green with Geometric Pattern: https://gentl.mn/wool-challis-tie-green-geometric-pattern → Blue Cornflower Boutonniere: https://gentl.mn/cornflower-boutonniere-blue-1 → Light Brown Shoelaces Round: https://gentl.mn/light-brown-shoelaces-round1 GUIDES YOU DON'T WANT TO MISS: → The RIGHT Way to Lace and Tie Your Dress Shoes!: https://gentl.mn/lace-and-tie-dress-shoes1 → How to Use the Color Wheel to Assemble Superior Outfits: https://gentl.mn/color-wheel-superior-outfits → Should You Wear Crazy Socks?: https://gentl.mn/should-you-wear-crazy-socks1 → How to Wear & Pair Neutrals: https://gentl.mn/how-to-wear-neutrals1 VIDEO CREDITS: → Article Author: Dr. Christopher Lee → Scriptwriter: Preston Schlueter → Camera & Editing: Chris Dummer Want to see more videos? Subscribe to our channel! → https://gentl.mn/youtube Become a part of the Gentleman's Gazette community - support us on Patreon! https://gentl.mn/patron ________________________________________________________________________ Gentleman's Gazette https://gentl.mn/home-gentlemansgazette-3 https://gentl.mn/shop-fort-belvedere4 Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/gentlemansgazette FREE EBOOK: https://gentl.mn/ebook-and-newsletter 00:00 Combining Colors In An Outfit Introduction Even those who are new to classic men’s style can look sharp by relying on fundamental two-color pairings like navy and grey or blue and brown, with a suit in one solid color and a tie in another. But, once you develop an interest in the nuances of dressing well, you’ll be looking for ways to add greater richness and complexity to your outfits. One way to achieve this is by working three or more colors into a single outfit. Tips to Increase Your Overall Use of Color: 02:09 1. Ditch the White Shirt 04:00 2. Add a Contrasting Waistcoat 05:49 3. Switch Out Your Suit for a Combination 07:07 4. Don’t Forget Your Feet 07:47 5. Add a Boutonniere to Your Outfit 08:28 6. Introduce Multiple Colors Using Patterns 6.1 08:55 1. Necktie 6.2 11:07 2. Pocket Square 6.3 12:49 3. Scarves 6.4 13:27 4. Tattersall 6.5 14:45 5. Patterned Waistcoat 6.6 15:31 6. Jackets 6.7 16:20 7. Socks 17:54 A Note on Neutrals No matter what the season, it’s always the right time to work more color into your outfits. Sometimes, the assumption is that if you use a lot of colors in an outfit you will end up looking like a clown (or a Pitti Peacock). However, adding one other yet unrepresented hue is easy and shows your stylistic expertise. Of course, restraint and careful consideration should always be part of a gentleman’s sartorial game. Pick and choose where you want to add your colors and how far you want to go. It’s not likely that you’ll wear colored shoelaces, bright socks, go-to-hell pants, and an orange knit vest at the same time. Think of the ideas in this article as a buffet of options for you to choose from. Just don’t overload your plate! Accessories enable you to experiment without fear on a small scale. Meanwhile, tattersalls, Prince of Wales checks, and bright knit vests let you up to your color quotient while remaining firmly within established tailoring tradition. Lastly, remember as a rule of thumb that if you are wearing colors that read primarily as neutral (brown, beige, grey, navy, khaki, black), almost any other color can be added freely. 19:34 Outfit Rundown