Monochrome moves from K Naomi and more
Monochrome has remained a dominant fashion trend. Vogue details how the rise of head-to-toe single-tone dressing can be traced back as far as 2016.
Monochrome outfits are easy-going, especially when you play with shapes, textures and a mix of styles to create a minimalist look that still turns heads.
We spotlight a few stunning celebs who've nailed the monochrome look. Adding a daring twist to the classic palette, Thando Thabethe and LootLove turn up the heat in shades of red and black.
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1. When white meets volume
Lebogang Tlokana, popularly known as The Funny Chef, is draped in a stunning all-white dress with dramatic bell sleeves and a flowing fabric.
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2. Structural elegance
With a tailored white mini dress with exaggerated ruffled cuffs, K Noami paires it with gold heels.
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3. Sky-toned luxe
Mihlali Ndamase embraced a soft blue two-piece blazer and mini skirt styled with matching high heels.
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4. Red alert
Thando Thabethe stunns in an all-red lingerie set, complete with mesh detailing.
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5. Layered in sheer power
LootLove stunned in a turtleneck paired with drop-waist skirt, accessorised with a crossbody and sunglasses.
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