it’s not science, but there is an art to creating a look that’s both fashionable and can flex with the weather:
1. you’re creating a look that’s designed to adjust with the conditions, so make sure that each piece can stand on its own.
2. that said, with a great layered look the sum is greater than the parts. so when it comes to color, it's best to go for shades that complement, rather than contrast.
3. if you are inclined to throw in a contrasting color, however, make it's the first or third of your three pieces, not the middle one.
4. the key to the monochrome look: differentiate with thickness and texture.
5. finally, we’re talking spring/summer here, so keep the fabrics light.
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