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Falling For Color- Fall 2009 Fashion Trends by InStyle

We get it. That little black dress- and shoe and bag and everything, for that matter- feels safe. But color doesn't have to be scary. Worn a little or a lot, the season's three freshest shades are surprisingly easy to pull off.

Teal
A rich, grown up relative of aqua, this dark greenish-blue color looks best when paired with warm neutrals. For the office, consider accenting a teal skirt or blouse with brown, crimson or gold. Feeling bolder? Slip into an iridescent sheath with black platform heels. As for finding the best hue for your skin tone, that's simple. Teals that are brighter complement light complexions; those with a deeper tone work on dark skin.

Papaya
Warm orange can be as bold- or conservative- as your make it. For a strong statement, wear a tangerine sheath with sleek heels and a clutch, both in beige patent leather.  Slightly milder, a tank or skirt pops with tan trousers or a khaki jacket.  For minimalists, a single vibrant mandarin item can brilliantly punctuate an otherwise all-black ensemble. And though the shade is ideal against olive and dark skin, light complexions can still get in on the trend with a single accessory.

Amethyst
This regal jewel tone is easy to carry off-even in large doses, as demonstrated on recent red carpets and runways.  A violet shift needs only ebony tights and booties to achieve a dramatic effect.  Or go for the match: Wear accessories such as a belt, a scarf, or a tote in a single coordinating shade of plum. The best part? This universally flattering purple suits fair and dark skin tones alike.

This article was published on Monday 27 July, 2009.


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