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A case study. Someone told me they was shadow banned. When I looked at their account, a few things stood out.

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Fashion, Style · May 6, 2021

6 Bright Color Combos for Summer

Let’s talk summer! Mixing patterns and color during June, July and August is a fun way to showcase your summer style but it also can help expand your existing wardrobe. I am going to show you six bright color combos for summer.

Last summer we had some color fun with the kids.

Most people purchased a skirt or pants with a top to go with it. Breaking up these sets and making some unexpected color combinations can make those pieces meet more of your needs. Twice the wardrobe and ten times the fun! There is a theory to color matching. If you want to know more you can read about it here. The terms monochromatic, complimentary, and analogous come to mind when I think about color matching. Something I learned in art classes and just from painting my own home.

There are colors that will always work well together based off the rules of the color wheel. But there are so many shades that can also compliment one another than are not traditional matches. The bottom line is you can use these rules to help you match but also just try things and see how they look to you. Sometimes a combination you least expect will work. Trust that your eyes won’t deceive you.

These are a few of the fun combos I made with clothes I already owned.

Yellow and Green

Yellow and Green is a easy combo to ease into this post. I think that it is a pretty easy color combination to wear especially for people who don’t think that a lot of yellow would be flattering to them. Green looks good on a lot of skin tones so putting the green at the top and yellow on the bottom could be optimal.

To make the outfit a little more fun I threw in the fuchsia belt as my accent color.

Tiffany in a Green and yellow outfit - 6 bright color combos for summer
Tiffany in a Green and yellow outfit - 6 bright color combos for summer

Red and Blue

Yes, you can wear red and blue together for more than just the 4th of July. I promise. I really love this color combo because it is strong and crisp with a nod to Americana.

My accent color with this outfit was a hint of turquoise in the necklace.

Red and Blue outfit  - 6 bright color combos for summer

Coral and Kelly Green

Kelly green is one of my favorite colors. I wear it a lot as it flatters my undertones like blue does. The coral is a nice pop next to the bright green and it works similar to the red and blue.

My accent colors were yellow and navy which are in the same family as the green.

Combining bright colors in the summer is fun and can be a great way to use your exsisiting wardrobe in a new way.

Tangerine and Royal

If you aren’t afraid to look a little on the Florida Gators side this combo is perfect for summer.

My accent colors were white, which is always great when mixing brights, and lavender which I think brightened up the tangerine.

Tangerine and Royal  - 6 bright color combos from summer

Orange and Marigold

This combination is very complimentary and similar to how green and yellow is a no brainer. It just works. Both of these colors are very warm and really bring out the beauty in the other.

My accent color was this royal blue that works because it’s also a deep rich shade.

Styling Tip… So I was really inspired to make this outfit after seeing something on Unique Vintage. I layered the skirt over a romper and then opened the buttons up to show off a little leg.

Orange and yellow  - 6 bright color combos for summer
Orange and yellow

Fuchsia and Lavender

I was trying to work with this top and a green pair of pants and I couldn’t get the accessories right. I slipped this lavender skirt on and it just worked. I love how the green scarf still made it’s way into the outfit.

My accent colors were this Kelly green and tangerine.

Pink and lavender

Wearing things with confidence means that you can never go wrong. Pick things you like and it will look beautiful on you.

XO,

Tiffany

In: Fashion, Style · Tagged: 6 colors for summer, bright colors, matching bright colors, summer, summer brights, summer colors, summer fashion, summer style, tiffany king, tiffany morgan king

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  1. Brittany says

    May 24, 2019 at 10:10 pm

    Girl. I am loving these color combos you did here. Thanks for sharing your expertise. I’ll be using these tips for sure.

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As my boys have gotten older there is almost alway As my boys have gotten older there is almost always a friend eating dinner at my house or spending the night. The weekends are reserved for a driveway full of bikes and basketball. This year, in my haste to make my @shutterfly card I accidentally added a picture with one of my bonus kids in it. 🤷🏻‍♀️ #themorethemerrier
You are not shadow banned. Your content is not bei You are not shadow banned. Your content is not being hidden. Most of the time, it simply is not resonating with your audience anymore, especially if you are using the app correctly, which I will explain at the end.

People blame “shadow banning” when they see a drop in engagement, but when I look at their metrics, I can usually see small declines long before they noticed them. Social media platforms have millions of users. They are not punishing you because you took a week off.

What actually happens is this. Your audience stopped engaging with your content, and when you took a break, they filled that space with other creators. When you returned, the algorithm showed them the accounts they interacted with most, which was not you. They were not looking for your content because it was not relevant to them anymore. I see this over and over.

There is one real caveat. How you are using the app. If you upload unlicensed music, follow and unfollow in large numbers, run giveaways that break platform rules or respond to comments in negative ways, you can hurt your reach. That is not a shadow ban. That is violating the service agreement.

A case study. Someone told me they was shadow banned. When I looked at their account, a few things stood out.

1. There was no aspirational layer to the content. It was a business that relied on people physically coming in, yet nothing showcased a luxury experience, or a story people could connect with. Photos were blurry, captions were minimal and there was no searchable language to help people discover her business.

2. There was no engagement back to the audience. Not responding to comments is one of the fastest ways to lose your community. People want acknowledgment. If they do not get it from you, they will give their attention to someone else.

3. They were not using the app like a real user.  Instagram and TikTok know you are a business, but they still reward accounts that behave like humans.  Comment, watch stories and sending DMs. That signals genuine activity and community building.

Most of the time the issue is not a shadow ban. It is content, connection and consistency. And the good news is all of that can be improved.
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Coffee with my favorite collaborator… Coffee with my favorite collaborator…
Shop local gift guide @shopstelladallas!! Shop local gift guide @shopstelladallas!!
Last Christmas, we took the Annual King Cookie Par Last Christmas, we took the Annual King Cookie Party in a whole new direction and it ended up being one of my favorite versions yet. I invited some of my closest friends to Kismet Cosmetics, decorated gingerbread houses, and made our own lip gloss and face glitter. It was such a fun way to reconnect with my friends during the busiest time of year. The full recap is on the blog now. Link in bio.
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