Choosing the right gradient knitting depends on the color of the skin and the requirements of the occasion. Cold white leather is suitable for cool colors such as blues and snow-white, while warm yellow leather is more suitable for warm colors such as milky white and Shami. Choose a minimalist color scheme for the workplace, try contrasting colors for leisure, and high saturation contrasting colors for dinner parties.

Skin tone is the key: wearing cool white skin with blues and snow-white skin makes it clear, while wearing warm yellow skin with milky white and sandy skin enhances the complexion. Neutral leather can be tried in packaging colors such as lavender purple.

Occasion style: For the workplace, it is recommended to use the same color scheme gradient, such as gray blue with beige, which is neat and not flashy. Leisure can be played with contrasting colors, such as yellow and gray, with no abrupt vitality. For the dinner party, high saturation colors such as bright red and gemstone green are selected, paired with dark bottoms for a gorgeous and eye-catching look.

Matching tip: Gradient knitting paired with solid color bottoms makes it look more upscale and avoids being flashy all over the body. In terms of fabric, choose coarse knitting for warmth in autumn and winter, and fine knitting for breathability in spring and summer.