Black penny loafers – Cole Haan, navy trousers – Viyella, navy wool cardigan – Miu Miu, navy silk tee –
Theory, white silk blouse – Nic + Zoe, Navy jeans – Uniqlo, bracelet – Brooks Brothers, watch –
Anne Klein, earrings – Dorothy Perkins, bag – Halogen, Beige and navy checked scarf – Aquascutum;
yellow tee – Warehouse, scarf – Collection Weekend, aqua tee – Reiss
pointed toe loafers – Kelsi Dagger Brooklyn, white cotton shirt – Diane von Furstenberg,
black linen trousers – Viyella, black tee – Hallhuber, black cotton and cashmere cardigan –
10 Crosby Derek Lam, black jeans – Current/Elliott, bracelet – Simon Sebbag, earrings –
Toosis, watch – DKNY, bag – Gregory Sylvia, black white red scarf – Vince Camuto, red blouse –
Cutie, scarf – Brooks Brothers, blue shirt – Uniqlo
tasseled flats – Trotters, white cotton shirt – Diane von Furstenberg, silver grey trousers – Viyella,
silver grey tee – Hallhuber, grey cashmere cardigan – Jaeger, grey jeans – Rebecca Taylor,
watch – Fossil, earrings – Majorica, bracelet – Majorica, bag – CK Calvin Klein, navy and
grey scarf – Hinge, pink shirt – FennWright Manson, scarf – Twisted Muse, tee shirt –
Nougat London
Hallhuber, caramel wool and cashmere cardigan – Customer Lovers, caramel jeans – Toast,
scarf – Erfurt, linen shirt – Jaeger, scarf – Play Mantero, tee shirt – Warehouse
tassel loafers – The Flexx, ivory silk blouse – Jaeger, brown twill trousers – Lands’ End,
brown jeans – Viyella, brown cotton tee – Uniqlo, chocolate brown fleece cardigan – L.L.Bean,
earrings – Kasturjewels, beaded bracelet – Chan Luu, watch – Timex, tote – Coet, blue and
beige scarf – Paola Pecora, blue blouse – Uniqlo, scarf – Radical Chic, yellow top – Uniqlo
penny loafers – Cole Haan, ivory silk blouse – Jaeger, tan trousers – Hallhuber, khaki tee –
Target, tan cashmere cardigan – La Garconne, beige jeans – Morgan, wooden earrings –
Hring eftir hring, bracelet – Chan Luu, watch – Armani Exchange, bag – Longchamp, zigzag
infinity scarf – Brazen, maroon tee shirt – Linea Weekend, scarf – Missoni, turquoise blouse –
Ralph Lauren Black Label
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Anonymous says
June 25, 2014 at 10:45 amGorgeous!
Bookbutterfly
Cornelia says
June 25, 2014 at 11:02 amOkay Bookbutterfly, you beat me to it. 🙂 and I am in the States right now.
And Janice, I know I sound like a broken record, but this series is genius!
M.Nancy says
June 25, 2014 at 12:27 pmLove this…planning on reconstructing my closet using this guide. I suppose I could make my own color wheel, with black, gray at the bottom and coral, white, and ???
Jean Shaw says
June 25, 2014 at 4:03 pmbut of course!
that to me is the essence of Janice's genius–it's not necessarily about matching the colors, it's about the underlying rationale…
Eleanorjane says
June 25, 2014 at 6:58 pmWith coral you could go complementary i.e. orange, apricot, lemon yellow (very fashionabe this year) or similarish i.e. tan brown or contrasting i.e. turquoise, mid purple or bright mauve, grass green. Black, white and gray go with pretty much anything, so I'd say follow your desires…
Sheena Clevenger says
July 19, 2014 at 10:45 pmI LOVE coral with blue – royal or navy would be gorgeous!
My sister wears coral and yellow and it is beautiful as well.
Marta says
June 25, 2014 at 12:58 pmThese are luscious!
Having the six wardrobes side-by-side really helps me to see how the choice of accent colors affects the personality of a wardrobe. And such brilliant choices of accent colors! I have a chocolate-and-kkaki wardrobe and I would never have chosen butter yellow and sky blue as accents — but now I think I must.
Virginia says
June 25, 2014 at 1:42 pmThis is so much fun! My fantasy wardrobe (the gray/navy combo) was looking a little dreary, but when I added the pink and the purple tops — WOW!! I must confess, with each day, this is a little less fantasy, a little more shopping plan. 🙂
Lynn Davison says
June 25, 2014 at 2:21 pmAbsolutely lovely, Janice! Thanks for introducing me to so many shopping choices I had no idea existed.
Monica Bailey says
June 25, 2014 at 3:40 pmI absolutely agree! Janice, you've introduced me to some wonderful new shopping sites, which is perfect for someone like me who prefers Internet shopping over brick-and-mortar.
Jean Shaw says
June 25, 2014 at 4:04 pmfun stuff, Janice; thanks for your eagle eye!
Anonymous says
June 25, 2014 at 6:08 pmI've kinda developed the beginnings of this beautiful graphic black and white capsule wardrobe over the past several months for "dressing up for clinic" as opposed to working in jeans and a t-shirt in the lab every day. And, this series is pretty brilliant for me in figuring out how to develop it just a bit more so that it works all the time. I need to pick some bright accent colors that I love, (because while the blue is great, the red just isn't for me sadly) to figure out what comes next. And this is perfect for figuring that out!
(As a side note, along this line there was a beautiful start with art Janice did a little while ago comparing Mondrian to something else with a bit more softer lines and curves, I can't remember who it was just now, and I feel like all of those outfits would fit RIGHT IN with the black and red and blue outfits here.)
Anonymous says
June 25, 2014 at 6:16 pmThese were the two posts that I combined in my head:
http://theviviennefiles.blogspot.com/2014/02/start-with-art-are-you-more-calder-or.html
http://theviviennefiles.blogspot.com/2014/01/the-difficult-scarf-black-and-white.html
eclair says
June 26, 2014 at 3:26 amAgree! This series has broadened my perspectives with color combining, and helped me to plan an even more refined packing capsule. These particular color combinations allow me to shop my closet and gain fresh new looks I have'my previously been aware of. This is one of my most favorite series. It is almost time for a book.
Anonymous says
June 27, 2014 at 4:33 pmSo toy have any advice for adding more color and patterns other than in a scarf?
Alana in Canada says
July 21, 2014 at 1:12 amThis is actually Step 7.
J Scott says
January 28, 2015 at 12:01 amJanice, I've just discovered your blog and you have inspired me to rehaul my wardrobe. Question for you: should the scarf in this step contain both of the accent colors?
Janice Riggs says
January 28, 2015 at 9:25 pmIt's helpful if the scarf contains both of the accent colors, because then you only need to have one scarf to "pull in" either of the accent colors when you wear that garment. But if you can only find scarves with a single accent color, it won't be the end of the world!
thanks for being here,
Janice