Definition of colourblocking in English:
colourblocking
(US colorblocking)
nounˈkʌləblɒkɪŋˈkələrˌbläkiNG
mass noun(in fashion and design) the use of contrasting blocks or panels of solid, typically bright colour.
coral leather looked infinitely cool styled with a cobalt skirt—a modern lesson in colourblocking
from graphic prints to bold colourblocking, black and white footwear is a must-have for spring
Example sentencesExamples
- This dining room went a step further by experimenting with colorblocking.
- The use of colorblocking on this Mignon gown breaks up your daughter's frame, making her appear a bit shorter.
- Vogue's laid-back look featured two of our favorite Summer trends: pastels and colorblocking.
- Nicole makes a strong case for pastel colourblocking with her lavender locks and see-through cropped top.
- Colourblocking and fabric-folding continue on from fall.
- Roy used a wave of coral colorblocking in a more fitted sleeveless dress.
- For Spring 2014, Burton is making sure you're seen with strong hues, colourblocking, bold prints and sunshine shades.
- This bold-printed dress wasn't made for wallflowers, but the colourblocking and pattern cut a fierce hourglass shape.
- Olivia took colorblocking to chic heights in the front row of Hindmarch's show at LFW.
- It's a set of tailored separates with an optimistic twist at Paul Smith, thanks to primary brights and playful colorblocking.