Can you wear khaki and black? In principle, yes. It would, of course, depend somewhat on how the pieces are combined and how they match your own coloration; but wearing khaki is one of the easiest ways to bring black into an outfit. It's such a natural combination that large fields of solid color can be used; and color blocking within a single piece is also quite possible. Khaki can be the main color, with black accents , or the fields can be reversed, with black at the forefront . Khaki (meaning literally "dust") is such an archetypically earthy color, it grounds both white and black in both casual and dressy outfits. Be aware, though, that even in the most dressy outfits the use of khaki will always reference the earth, and thus bring in natural and casual qualities; that is, it will be difficult to lift the outfit into very formal, airy, or urban qualities. Khaki and black is such a neutral combination that the inclusion of other shades, layers, patterns, and colors is not only very possible but sometimes preferred in order to add interest. Shades of black (greys) add depth. Muted colors (colors with grey in them, like steel blue), whether light or dark , preserve the calm and dusty feel of the outfit. Bright colors make use of the very neutral backdrop to present a splash of vibrancy. Pretty much any color could be used as long as its juxtaposition with black does not create too jarring a contrast. Shifting from black to brown in a khaki outfit reduces the sharp contrast and adds more character, emphasizing the earthy qualities and possibly referencing old world archetypes like the safari hunter, the world traveler, and the Indiana Jones type of adventurer. Some khakis approach tan and gold in color. Here's a great example mixing tan, blacks, and browns. And finally, a whole bunch of examples . More on reddit.com

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