How To Pull Off One-Tone Dressing

Dressing all in one colour can help accentuate your height so it's a great trend to try if you're petite.

Muted tones with delicate hits of brighter colours is one way to ensure you look office-appropriate.

This is a great way to experiment with shape and volume.

It's also a great way to mix casual and dressier pieces together.

If you're wary of the trend, pick a muted hue for subtle impact.

Small touches like a pop of another bright tone in the form of accessories will lift your ensemble and draw attention to the bag, belt or scarf.

Don't be afraid to slightly vary shades of the same colour. In some cases it can have an even bigger impact, drawing attention to different elements of the outfit.

Choose pieces which have just a touch of the colour in them to follow the theme across the outfit.

A relatively simple outfit looks remarkably more sophisticated when every element is the same shade, so don't be afraid to opt for basics.

If you're going to try head-to-toe in a bold tone, make sure to keep the rest of your ensemble fuss-free.

Picking pieces of the same hue will elevate even the most casual ensemble.

Show as much of the shade as you can by opting for lots of layers and high necks.

Contrast different textures of the same colour like leather and tulle for an interesting twist.

Experiment with textures and cuts to make the cosiest of outfits look chic.

Picking a slightly patterned or textured piece will help break up the outfit if you want to keep it more subtle.

Wear matching pieces in the same tone and material for an effortless statement.

One of the simplest ways to master one-tone dressing is to do it with tailoring. Opt for a matching jacket and trouser combo and slip a same-toned tee underneath to make an even bolder statement.

Make your outfit more eye-catching by co-ordinating a pair of long boots like Olivia Culpo's thigh-high choice.

Top-to-toe white can make an elegant alternative to the classic all-black outfit for special occasions.