Rich shades of berry-inspired colours help elevate every wardrobe. Start with a rich, moody shade of cherry red, then throw on a brighter raspberry accent and end off with cool blue for an irresistibly effortless OOTD.

3-SECOND TIPS
• An easy way to get yourself used to wearing a head-turning shade of red is to start with a simple red lip.
• Mixing a tailored piece – such as a shirt or pants – with your silk robe prevents you from looking sloppy.
• Switch up your outfit with a pair of statement earrings, which take you from day to night in a snap.

Pictured: Valentino

Get creative by experimenting with unexpected colour combinations to keep your look interesting. We’re banking big on strong pops of ultraviolet and mahogany, blended with cream for balance.

3-SECOND TIPS
• Keep a classic biker jacket within reach for a fast way to refresh your off-duty style.
• Ultraviolet tends to steal the attention, so limit yourself to one piece in the colour.
• Another way to incorporate brown? Use woody accessories for that cool, boho-chic vibe.

Pictured: Marni

Who said neutrals had to be boring? Mix up rich shades of terracotta brown with bright ochre pieces for an autumn-inspired take on brown. Then, to add that little bit of glamour back, throw in some silver pieces for good measure.

3-SECOND TIPS
• If silver feels too sci-fi for your comfort, opt for subtler accents like silver jewellery or silver studs.
• Avoid looking drab in head-to-toe brown by incorporating textures such as snakeskin or prints.
• Ground richer fabrics like velvet with a utilitarian cargo jacket.

Pictured: Elisabetta Franchi

Sherbet hues may be sweet, but they make no less of a statement. Stand out amidst a sea of dull greys and blacks with delectable shades of pistachio, daisy yellow and powdery blue.

3-SECOND TIPS
• Use flashes of metallic accents to inject some liveliness into your OOTD.
• Get more mileage out of a fancy skirt by dressing it down with a white tee.
• Look out for fabrics with a little sheen, as it adds a richer feel to your pastels.

Pictured: Dries Van Noten

Drawing inspiration from quaint English gardens blooming in the summer, start with a verdant shade of green before working in shades of rose and flamingo pinks. All that’s missing is a plate of scones and steaming pot of tea.

3-SECOND TIPS
• Textured pieces help you steer clear of looking washed out in baby pink.
• Master the velvet dress for every occasion, be it underneath a blazer for the office or with glam accessories for a soirée.
• Use colourful jewellery and shoes to breathe new life into your LBD.

Pictured: Mulberry

Inject some joy-inducing colour back into your wardrobe with shades of citrus orange and pineapple, and round it off with bright magenta for a colour scheme that will give you vacation vibes everywhere you go.

3-SECOND TIPS
• For a more wearable take, incorporate white accessories to balance out the strong colours.
• Wearing a hot pink pair of wide leg pants? Keep your top fitted so you don’t look overwhelmed.
• Yellow can be a tricky colour to wear on Asian skin, so make sure you try it on in natural light before leaving the house.

Pictured: Prada