Why Are Your Favourite Asian Celebs Into Colour Drenching And How Can You Do It?
Stand out with the colour drenching concept of styling yourself from head to toe in similar shades or tints.
Update your wardrobe with the latest runway to walkway comeback trend: colour drenching. The term, originally reserved for describing interiors that have been covered from floor to ceiling in varying shades and tones of one hue, has now made its way into fashion, proving to be the next big thing since colour blocking, effervescent hues and neutral shades. The concept is simple: dress head to toe in similar tints in complementary clothes and accessories—otherwise known as tonal dressing.
As demonstrated by the likes of Versace that sent models down the runway dressed in violet hued garments, and Raf Simon‘s stunning soft pink number from their fall/winter 2021 shows, the colour drenching trend is here to stay. From summer suits to effortless layers, take inspiration from these off-duty models and fashion influencers.
Jennie keeps it super casual with a purple tracksuit and lilac beanie. Dog optional.
This is how you do colour drenching without going overboard.
Do like Yoyo and power dress in a solid-coloured number. Bonus points for matching your accessories to the same shade.
Feeling sporty? Take a page out of Singapore songstress Tabitha Nauser‘s stylebook and pair your workout leggings with an ultra chic bomber jacket in matching hues.
Nothing beats the comfort level of a sweater and maxi skirt combo. Turn things up a notch by adding a leather corset à la Mae Tan.
Korean influencer turn fashion entrepreneur Irene Kim shows how to keep things bold and bright.
Savina Chai, a girl after our own heart, sporting an ultra chic tonal blue number on the streets of Milan is a lesson in effortless style.
There’s something ultra feminine and sophisticated about an all-lilac outfit and we think Sonia Chew knocked it out of the park.
Text: Harper's Bazaar