Colourblocking, A Summer Of Something Different

A few days ago, Glamour Magazine released a fantastic new article about swimwear. It was a list of the 10 dos and do nots for your fashion swimwear in 2013. There are some very helpful tips in there about staying in style. Like this one that we loved to read about. Use “colourblocking”. But what exactly is this tip about? What is this word and what does it mean for you?

What Is Colourblocking?

The “do” part of their tip is to engage in a lot of colourblocking. This is where you put wildly different colours together and create a “clash” effect that somehow works. Imagine a bright green and red, for example. It can be done well with a competent designer. Glamour’s advise is to branch out and go for things other than the standard colours or black. We love the classic kind of block colours. But our fellow fashion swimwear lovers over at Glamour have it right. It’s isn’t always about timelessness. Sometimes you have to experiment. Enjoying new patterns and motifs that are in vogue can be an absolute pleasure.

How To Find This Trend For Yourself

The above item is the Gideon Oberson Tribal Bandeau Swimsuit. It is one of our favourite items this season that features complex design and minute detailing. The array of colour is astounding and it does exactly what a swimsuit like this is supposed to do. It produces a powerful effect on the eye and draw admirers in. Gideon Oberson’s entire collection this year is the epitome of the complex. But the Tribal designer is one of our favourites. It’s rich, primal, and full of vitality. This is the kind of thing Glamour is surely thinking about with its latest advise. This is what it means when it says to break away from single block colours this summer. There’s plenty more for you to feast your eyes on. So why not see our entire collection of new fashion swimwear?