Kaitlin is a great example of being "matchy- matchy". The shades of orange in her dress, sweater, and shoes are just different enough to make her outfit interesting, but close enough that they aren't jarring. The boldness of the colors is such a strong look, but the cut and pattern of her dress is feminine and summery.
It's really hot and dry out here in California. So even though I told Chaya I'd be saving this shot for a rainy day, just imagining the rain is cooling me off, and I'm gonna go ahead and use it now.
Those lovely, lovely shoes (and great legs to go with them!).
So cheerful and cute!
It's nice to see a kid dressed with such class and creativity. The orange shirt adds vivacity to the classic quality of his polished shoes and perfect suit. Someone's in his Sunday best!
A fashionable alternative to bulky camera straps:
This guy's got a casual, comfortable look, but what makes it interesting is all the details. Like the orange-framed glasses. Or the contrasting checks in his shirt and his pants (closer look below).
His shoes were a combination of fancy French tips and worn out sneakers:
This one is all about harmonic dissonance. Not one piece of her outfit quite matches the rest, but something about the whole of it is eyecatching and refreshing. The brightness of the yellow sweater and the red shoes lighten what might otherwise have been a dark, dull dress. I myself have a tendency to be a bit "matchy-matchy". It's a lot safer. (And also fun. I'll have to find a picture to prove it!)Being able to pull off such a variety of colors and textures takes a lot of guts. Let this woman's bravery be an inspiration!
