In Palm Beach County, you are a fool if you don't utilize the beach as much as possible. Along with frequenting the beach, comes frequenting your swim suits. In Texas, I only had one or two suits max. But here, being so close to the beach my beach fashions are stretched. Which brings me to color blocking.
This past Sunday, I had an impromptu trip to the beach. When it came to what to wear, I had this old aqua bikini top that I wanted to wear, but no bottoms. So I color blocked the aqua top with a solid brown bottom. It actually looked fashionable. To my surprise, I noticed quite a few women with color blocked swim suits; an orange top and nude bottom that was very stylish and sexy. Wait, no not like that! Though I think the trend works well when you incorporate a color close to your skin color.
What about color blocking away from the beach?
Color blocking is a national trend right now, and when out and about in West Palm you will see the trendy with color blocked clothes, shoes and nails. In fact while I was out this week I saw someone who color blocked with a print and it looked quite fabulous. Actually, I may see if I can incorporate a print alternative into my next attempt at color blocking.
What do you think about the print addition to the color blocking?
Youngsters usually sport the hottest new kicks. But only in South Florida do all the athletic shoes come in neon colors. Now that I think about it, my soccer cleats are neon and yellow. 
