Black and white trend. Or vice versa. Here’s the perfect summer look | Vanity Fair Italy

If one fine morning you come to the editorial office and as many as 6 colleagues – you! – they look like copies of each other, almost in uniform to make it look like they came from a hypothetical spin-off squid game in the optical version, you have to ask yourself two questions. Or maybe even just one: because the eternal combination of black and white – the most classic of the classics – keep going conquer

the favor of an ever-increasing group of adepts?

Julianne Moore at Cannes.

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White shirt and black skirt. Or a black T-shirt and a pair of white pants. Or a white top and black shorts. Or a black blazer and white skinny jeans. Or, in short, any other combination that includes a flawless white top (or total black) and, conversely, a bottom, combined in perfect contrast.

Getting dressed in this black and white graphic mode is, in fact, one of the absolute simplification of life. Especially when you don’t have the time/desire/wit to dress up, let’s face it. Because just take any top and any bottom – if only they were strictly in two non-colored ones for the most part – and it will be almost impossible to make a mistake.

Of course, not all outfits that can result from this match are worthy of applause or getting into the annals of fashion: from safe zones anonymity without unnecessary shackles for the head, you can come to a wonderful composition of amazing and super complex volumes and silhouettes. range it is wide. But completely patching up outfits is indeed a near-impossible mission, if you respect chromatic bipolarity. Things that you can wear even with your eyes closed (okay, so to speak: swear not to try to do this).

Joy of Spain.

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