"You can wear black at any time. You can wear it at any age. You may wear it for almost any occasion." — Christian Dior
After our beloved King passed away, black and white clothes become Thai people closet staple. In general, black is the colour for every occasions from formal meeting to casual day out. On a daily basis, a simple combination of black or white top and a pair of jeans require us minimal effort and perfect for any rush morning. Although black is dark and mysterious, the simplicity of the colour itself can give us an effortless and sophisticated look. For many designers, black is their staple as it is timeless and goes well with everything. Karl Lagerfeld is a designer whom we rarely see him with colourful clothes, but black. An editor-in-chief of Vogue magazine, Anna Wintour, is thankful for her black shades that protect her eyes from runway spotlights and so she can judge your dress without you seeing it. She hates black clothes, particular head-to-toe black.
Thai people would wear black for a certain period of time, but turning colourful closet into black and white could make ones feel overwhelm sometimes when it comes to what to wear. In order to get the Anna approve black clothing styles and made dark tone more fun, add patterns and accessories to your look can be a way to make black not boring. Play with other color in the same dark tone or neutral color, which is appropriate to wear in this time of grieve. Neutral and earth tone color like nude, cream or even light pastel color could be a good match to dark tops.
Other accessories include jewellery and shoes, which the key is the keep these accessories simple and minimal as much as possible. The kind of barely-there dainty jewellery would do.
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