The Disatrous Colour Blocking

This spring we welcome some of fashion's biggest, boldest and loudest trends. With electric colour, graphic prints, maxi lengths and bright white as some of the key looks to emerge this season, there's certainly no room for modesty. It's time to stand out from the crowds.

 In Spring 2011 fashion mixes blocks of colors in the outfit.  For example, you can pair an orange top with a green skirt and throw in a yellow belt.  Here are some great color block styles form the spring runways. recent fashion shows have showcased thier designs using the trend, or should I say "fad"  (the definition of fad is a style that only lasts for a little while, while a trend is timeless style).

lately I have been seeing people rocking the colour fad in the streets of Johannesburg with all sorts of colour blocking, colour blocking with dark colours, extremely bright colours, colour blocking with nails, using neon colours or wearing really dark colours and than topping theoutfit with a bright bag, shoe or accessories. We  have seen Prada, Dolce and Gabbana, Vera Wang, D-Squered and a lot more other designers let thier models strut thier stuff in the runaway, using colour-blocking.the down side about colour blocking is that not everyone can rock the trend and that you can't colour block everything, including hair!

I don't have anything against highlighting hair because it enhanceses the hair but adding totally different shades of colours to colour block on your hair is a total disastor. ladies and gentlemen colour blocking is only for your clothes, accessories and shoes... please don't over do things.