Styling Tip:
The key to styling casual co-ords is the accessories. Pair a printed shorts set with white sneakers, a crossbody bag, and sunglasses for an effortless daytime look. A simple gold chain or hoop earrings can add a touch of polish
How to style co-ords without looking like you are in pyjamas?
- 5 styling tips to prevent this :
If you want to wear co-ords like a style ace and not give off ‘just rolled out of bed’ energy, then incorporate the right styling tricks.
Co-ord sets are matching in terms of colour, with a high chance of appearing like PJs. This is where correct styling helps to make it look better.Co-ord sets are matching, co-ordinated outfits where the top and bottom pieces usually are of the same colour, fabric and design.
While they may look effortless to put on, it’s very easy to cross the fine line between looking sleek and unbothered, and looking too unbothered, as if you forgot to change out of your pyjamas. To swerve such a fashion disaster, styling is the solution. Knowing the fundamentals of silhouette, fabric, fit, and finishing touches can help prevent wardrobe malfunctions or misinterpretation
1. Pair co-ords with accessories:
- To match your skirts/trousers and tops together, add some of your favourite pieces of jewellery, which can really make the whole look come together.
- Opt for statement jewellery, a cute bag and your favourite pair of shoes for looks all year round. For heading to the beach, take a tote bag.
- Opt for anything from large hoop earrings or subtle pendants. The choice here is all yours. Based on the fanciness level of the affair you are attending, you can pick your jewellery.
- For instance, for a casual outing, celebrities kept their accessories to a minimum with golden hoops. If hoops seem a little sombre to you, you can add an elegant bag with it to make it more appealing.
2. Mix and match your co-ords
- Although co-ords are meant to be worn together, we don’t see why you shouldn’t be able to mix and match as you like.
- Create endless combinations by mixing and matching the top and the bottom of your co-ord set with other clothes in your wardrobe.
- For example: Try pairing one of your skirt co-ords with a graphic T, or maybe a green co-ord blouse with your favourite pair of boyfriend jeans instead.
3. Tailored cuts
- It is advisable to go for a waist-clinching silhouette, tapered at the ankle, or cropped just right.
- All the tailoring makes all the difference in distinguishing chic from sleepwear. When we do wide-legged pants with a crop top or a boxy blazer over high-waisted shorts.
4. Fabric
- Any co-ord sets made in slouchy jersey fabrics or bad sateen quality fabrics will end up looking like PJ sets; the idea is to opt for co-ords made from crisp cottons, linen blends, twills, crepes and luxury fabrics.
- The whole concepts of elevated fabrics give definition to the co-ord silhouettes, and it becomes more of high fashion than loungewear.
5. Layering
- It is about overlaying the co-ord sets, like a blazer, longline jacket or denim jacket. This idea will disrupt the monotony of the matching set without losing its coordinated charm.
- Layering adds structure and depth to the co-ords, also it can help to combat the changing weather challenges.
- For example, a cropped co-ord set instantly transforms when paired with a long linen coat or shrug.