AT THE RAINBOW’S END

Posted by Geetha Gowda April 05, 2016

AT THE RAINBOW’S END

AT THE RAINBOW’S END…

I’m a person who’s totally in love with colors. I believe that they are purely psychological, a link that connects what we see to the brain. There have been hundreds of theories revolving around this color spectrum, certain so well established with solid ground rules, certain still being experimented.

Colors become all the more interesting, when observed for the effects that they have on each other, when in contact. Just like each one of us is affected by the people around us, the same concept applies for colors too. What you place next to a hue can totally change our perception towards it.

The all-over colors are so in this season, going wild with imaginations and breaking regular stereo types. So I decided to perk it up by placing a neutral alongside burst of colors, the neutral being classic black which goes with almost any other shade for that matter. I decided to keep this look more understated, suitable for a casual day out with friends, or a brunch. The strap shouldered raw silk tunic perfectly enhanced the colorful Indian Dhoti style pants, creating an Indo-Western look overall. I teamed it up with a pair of shades to keep the sun out, a pair of orange ear-rings as pop ups, a rich shade of fuchsia for the lips, and a tie & Dye bandana for a non-messy hairstyle, and a pair of sandals to complete the look.

Colors give so many options to experiment, to explore! They have the ultimate power from brightening up a boring ensemble to creating dizzy illusions. Thus a single hue conveys different meanings, just by its relativity, depending on what’s nearby. There’s no full stop to this, as they say, no one knows the rainbow’s end…