Colorblocking has been popular for quite some time in the fashion world, involving the layering of complimentary colors. The color-on-color play is taking a step back though, allowing a new breath of fresh air to move through. The white-on-white trend has made its entrance like a beautiful white cloud on a clear Sunday morning. This bold look is making its own twist on colorblocking by using only the color white in different shades. It creates a neutral pairing between the pieces of apparel that provides an effortless and chic look.
Mix Textures
White doesn’t have to be bland and basic. This alabaster-focused colorblock can be experimented with even if it’s only one color. Textures are the main focus to the eye, letting you play mix-and-match with tons of look options. Mixing textures such as pleated, quilted, or faux leather can create a beautiful flow in any outfit you create. A sheer top with faux leather pants or a lace dress paired with a blazer over it are just some of the many creations that you can achieve.
Neutral Love
The color has become a staple piece and basic edition to anyone’s wardrobe. It’s neutral theme pairs well with any colored accessories and shoes that can add a detailed touch. This is a definite must-have this spring that will be easy to pair together. No more standing in front of your closet with your mind whirling on what to decide to wear; just grab a pair of white pants and a white top and you’re set to make a fashion statement effortlessly!
Go High-Waisted
(Alice and Olivia High Waist Double Pleat Pants $297, Aliceandolivia.com)
Check out this Alice and Olivia look including their statement high-waisted pants that are another spring trend. The ensemble pairs well together to achieve the perfect combination of white and textures with the pleated pant and off-white simple top. This is a sophisticated outfit that looks as if it just stepped off the runway. The different parts, textures, and designs of the outfit all combine into an iconic look that you can rock all day. The hue is diverse in both the many shades it comes in, beautifully complimenting anyone that dresses head-to-toe in the look.
Crops and Skirts
(Shakuhachi Python Wrap Skirt $198, Nastygal.com)
Another white on white trend inspired look by Nasty Gal is shown in a darker, smoldering white shade. What helps make it stand out is the detailed texture of the faux snakeskin on both the matching top and skirt. The added zipper details on the skirt add that extra punch in making the outfit seem much more edgy. This is a bold take on the white on white trend that we here at Cliché couldn’t help falling in love with.
