[header] How to accessorize a red dress [title] Mix in different shades of red. [step] Bright red shades can look overwhelming if used in every accessory. Instead, use different shades of red to create contrast while staying within an all-red color scheme. <sep> (A) If you work in a large area, such as a large department store or an office, consider mixing up or contrasting a less-than-bright red shade. Red can be difficult to convey visually, and in some regions it can only be painted like red. (B) You have a lot of options with red, starting on the lighter end spectrum with pinks and light reds, and ranging all the way into super dark shades like wine and burgundy. [substeps] For instance, you could wear a scarf, shrug or wrap in a shade of red that's slightly lighter or darker than your dress. (C) Both bold and bold red shades represent the outfit. However, for added anticling and bright reds, try wearing a light-colored dress with a deep-red lipstick in a deep-red ensemble. (D) Try out various shades of red to keep a neutral look. [substeps] In particular, try to choose colors like green and deep reds.
B