Part 1 was all about how to wear handwoven clothing if you are most comfortable with an all black wardrobe. In part 2 I looked at how to introduce handwoven clothing into your wardrobe if you’re a jeans and t-shirt wearer.
Part 3 is about what to do if your wardrobe consists of mainly neutrals.
Perhaps your wardrobe is mostly denim, black, white and other neutrals. You like a simple outfit, but every now and then you'd love something with a little more impact.
You don't need to overhaul your wardrobe or start experimenting with lots of new colours. Try just one.
My Handwoven V-neck Top is a relaxed, boxy piece with a generous silhouette. Its wool, silk and mohair blend gives it a rich, tactile quality, making it feel quite different from an everyday cotton T-shirt.
If you're wearing red, let it be the star of the outfit.
Pair it with your favourite blue jeans, black trousers or another simple neutral. Keep the rest of the outfit uncomplicated and let the colour and texture do the work.
Think of it as your oversized V-neck T-shirt alternative: the same relaxed approach to getting dressed, but with something much more individual.
And because it's handwoven, you're wearing an original piece rather than something mass produced.
The styling formula: One colourful handwoven top + your favourite neutral basics.
You don't have to become a colourful dresser to enjoy wearing colour. Sometimes one piece is all you need.
