Traveling with close friends is not only an opportunity to explore new lands but also a great opportunity to create memorable photos.
One of the popular trends in trips of best friends is wearing couple clothes. This is not just a way to express the closeness and style of each close couple, according to Elle Korea.
Choosing a harmonious color tone will help the overall outfit to be both harmonious and outstanding for the pair of friends. Accordingly, the 4 colors below will be a great suggestion for girls to choose from before each trip.
White
White is always a trendy choice and is not out of fashion for couples who love gentleness and sophistication. Without requiring elaborate design, a simple set of white pairs is enough to attract attention and highlight the wearer's natural charisma.
In particular, the white tone will be very suitable in all settings from the golden sandy green sea to the green hills, or the romantic ancient streets.
Pastel color
If you want to express your freshness and harmony, pastel colors such as mint blue, purple pink or light purple will be the perfect suggestion.
These tones bring a comfortable feeling, suitable for girls who want to express many styles, from dynamic to feminine. When wearing pastel pairs, both will create a harmonious, gentle highlight without being too flashy.
Beige
Beige or light brown tones will bring a warm, mature feeling but still retain youthfulness and freshness. This is also an ideal choice for couples who love minimalist, slightly classic style.
Beige is also easy to combine with other neutral tones such as white, black, or moss green to help create a harmonious overall look without being too monotonous.
Navy blue
Navy blue tons are a great blend of elegance, power and sophistication. This color is for both men and women, as well as easy to coordinate with many types of outfits from shirts, T-shirts to dresses or jumpsuits.
When wearing navy pairs, the girlfriend couple will bring attraction and prominence in each frame when recording memories in each trip.
