4 Hot Dressy Color Matches You Can Make for Your European Style Charm Bracelets

You will dazzle us with that hot European Style Charm Bracelet that you've just bought online. Definitely. It shingles. Its faceted sides sparkling hot in shades of emerald green, diamond blue, ruby crimson red, and an icy yellow-orange.

The bracelet looks amazing. Now, you wonder... how do I match this to my dresses? What color combinations work?

Will you look hot in an irregular vintage double layer Chiffon Pleat Maxi Long skirt, and your white short sleeved-blouse? Since your skirt is sparkling emerald-green. And your neatly manicured feet, are in a pair of golden strap-on sandals. Would a cool yellow-orange European Style Charm Bracelet have a perfect color fit?

How should you match your dress and charm bracelet colors for a most impressive hit?

Do not stress much about it... we can use the much acclaimed and ubiquitous color chart for your fashion savvy hot-chic matching.

If we match just 4 color and dress combinations together, you will definitely get the flow and be comfortable matching the visual spectrum of a thousand colors, to your European Style Charm Bracelets.

Let's start by identifying 4 hottest fashion-guru favorite color matches.

1. Complimentary Colors.
2. Split-Complimentary Colors.
3. Analogous Colors.
4. Triad Colors.

Now, let's use these hot color matches to your dress and charm bracelet combinations.

1. Complimentary Color Matching.

Girl, your fashion aunty would firmly say this... opposite colors are a deep attraction. They will give you an amazing striking effect. By this I mean-:

1. green and red,
2. yellow and blue,
3. black and white.
4. green and white.

You would really mesmerize in a green bubble skirt, white blouse and some ruby-red European Style Charm Bracelet. It will give you a hot puffed up silhouette, with the gathered-in hem style.

See how I have deepened the color contrast by playing on complete opposite ends of the color catch. That's unarguably dazzling, girl.

However, do not get carried away, try to use small accents of the complimentary colors. This way you can look super-hot without getting over the edge and starting to resemble a Christmas tree. Give it just the right dab.

Now you can clearly see that the option we mentioned earlier, of an emerald green dress and a yellow-orange charm bracelet, does not really stand out because the colors are not so contrasting.

2. Split-Complimentary Colors.

Here girl, you take one key contrasting color and mix it with just the right complimentary mix of several opposite colors. This mostly works with the faceted glass or Murano beads of your exquisite European Style Charm Bracelet. The facetting acts like a match with your slight shimmer of the color splits.

Let's try these colors-:

1. Green - works with red-violet and red-orange.
2. Blue - works with green-red and orange.
3. Violet - works with yellow-orange and yellow-green.

Let's have you rock in a hot asymmetrical hem skirt, with a handkerchief pinching at its center and the corners hanging down. And the colors in the vertical folds could be a cool blue with a dash of green red and orange. Then splash on your diamond blue European Style Charm Bracelet to lap in with the vibrant blue on your hem skirt.

3. Analogous Colors.

Now girl, these are closely related colors that tend to have a super unifying effect if used in good proportions together. You may have 3-5 such colors in a super-chic matching of your dresses to your European Style Charm Bracelet.

Let's try to feel these color streams-:

Red, orange-yellow, orange; yellow, yellow-green, green.

Wonderful, feeling I would say. Did you feel the soothing smoothness? Of course these colors will not be too obviously vibrant like the purely complementary color sets, but still they rock.

You will definitely look super-hot wearing a flaring trumpet skirt, of red, yellow-green and green analogous mix, with your shimmering emerald-green European Style Charm Bracelet.

And lastly, let's look at-:

4. Triad Colors.

To create a constant, well-balanced rhythm in your fashion style, let's pick colors that are of equal distance from each other on the color chart.

Now girl, close your eyes. Take a good long breadth and feel these colors-:

1. Red, yellow, blue.
2. Yellow-orange, blue-green, red-violet.
3. Red-orange, yellow-green, blue-violet.

Astounding, is it not? They kind of give one a cool retro-balanced feel, with some sort of raging bohemian roughness. A kind of model appeal that, dares to declare that you can still put a dress of many colors and yet look ravishing hot.

You can slip on your super-chi high waist stripe reffle asymmetrical midi skirt. With color stripes of red-orange, yellow-green, blue-violet. And you can slap on your ruby -red European Style Charm Bracelet to accentuate with the crimson and green colors.

Now to wrap this up,

Girl, you must remember-:

1. Use a color chart to choose the hottest mix to suit your preference.
2. Completely opposite colors definitely ROCK!
3. Multiple color combinations are good as long as they are sitting an equal distance away from each other on your color chart.
4. Don't overdo you coloring, you'll end up looking like a rainbow.

Now go choose your dresses and the best color fit for your sparkling European Style Charm Bracelets!

Clare Hery an active writer at Alice Gibbon. Clare has massive world-wide exposure selling highly popular, fashionable and exquisitely beautiful charm jewelry, charm bracelets, Christmas charms, Halloween charms, bangles, silver sterling charms, necklaces, rings, handbags, sunglasses, luxury leather watches and sparkling earrings.

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