Ivory
Black
Gold-toned
Ivory, black & gold-toned
An ivory blouse. Black trousers. A warm metallic detail.
Let the light and dark pieces do most of the work; keep the metallic accent small.
The colour stories
A colour you love.
A world of possibilities.
Explore our six colour stories, or choose your own colour and discover three combinations — each with real pieces you can shop. Start with what feels like you.
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Start with a colour you love
Your colour.
Three possibilities.
Choose any screen colour and explore three ways to combine it. Our six editorial palettes are here too — starting points, never a rulebook.
Try a mood · 20 starting colours
Illustrated styling ideas, not product photographs. Suggestions follow colour relationships; your taste decides. Screen colours are approximate. These sketches do not identify products for sale or determine which pieces are in stock.
The NOAMAL colour edit
Six stories to start with.
Palette combinations
Showing all six palettes.
Sand
Cognac
Cream
Sand, cognac & cream
Sand layers. Cream knitwear. A cognac accent.
Compare the actual shades together. A dark brown bag may complement the look, but dark brown is not cognac.
Navy
Grey
Silver-toned
Navy, grey & silver-toned
Navy knitwear. Grey tailoring. A cool metallic detail.
Check the depth of the navy beside the grey. Screen colours are an approximate reference.
Ivory
Black
Cherry red
Ivory, black & cherry red
An ivory blouse. Black layers. Red lips or nails.
The red detail can come from your own wardrobe or cosmetics. No new accessory is needed to complete the palette.
Cream
Cognac
Burgundy
Cream, cognac & burgundy
Cream clothing. A cognac layer. A burgundy detail.
Try burgundy in a scarf, manicure or small detail you already own. Compare warm shades in daylight.
Navy
Grey
Deep red
Navy, grey & deep red
Navy knitwear. Grey tailoring. A deep-red accent.
Start with one small accent. Choose jewellery separately for its shape, finish and how you prefer to wear it.
The accent is yours
Red doesn’t have to be the product.
Lips, nails, a scarf or a piece you already own can provide the red detail. These are styling suggestions; no cosmetics are being recommended or sold here.
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