
5 STYLING TIPS
with AMBER
Closet edits, wardrobe styling, and fresh perspectives on what you already have in your closet
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1) Mindset
Don't chase trends for the sake of being on trend
Decipher what actually works for you and your lifestyle. You're way more likely to wear what you feel comfortable and confident in, and if that happens to be on trend, great! But don't be afraid to forge your own path. Style that's truly yours will always outlast whatever's having a moment.
2) Neutrals and Accessories
Metallics and animal prints are neutrals. (this is a two-for!) Build your base, then add one statement piece. Stop treating gold, silver, and animal print like things that need to be tamed. They pair with almost everything and make the perfect no-brainer base. Layer in mixed metals as your everyday foundation, then let just one piece do the talking: a bold ring, a colorful earring, or a standout bag. One focal point is always more powerful than five.
3) Pattern Mixing
The trick to pattern mixing: find one shared color and go for it!
When mixing prints, look for items that share at least one color and let that be your anchor. It creates visual interest without feeling chaotic, and makes even bold pattern combinations look completely intentional.
4) Color
Don't be afraid to mix colors. Intimidated? Here are some shortcuts!
Primary Colors: They always compliment each other. Red with yellow, cobalt blue with yellow, etc.
Another quick color matching short cut: Monochromatic. Pair different shades, tints, or textures of the exact same color family together.
Analogous: Combine colors that sit right next to each other on the color wheel (e.g., olive green and mustard yellow).
Sandwich Method: Match the color of your top to the color of your shoes, and keep your pants neutral to create instant visual balance.
Complementary: Use direct opposites on the color wheel (e.g., navy blue and burnt orange) to create high-contrast statements.
5) Styling
Dress up/dress down- let structure meet movement
The most interesting outfits live in contrast. Pair a sweatshirt with a silk skirt, or athletic pants with a sharp blazer. When something structured meets fluidity, the tension between the two makes a look feel effortless and cool.

