Collection · 3 looks · all-black outfits

The Noir Edit

Sculptural black layers, fluid volume, polished leather, and silver hardware. Seven looks in the darkest part of the palette.

The Noir Edit is about shape rather than color: a ruched jersey column, lace-up leather capris under an airy knit, a moto vest over a coated maxi skirt, a high-collar leather shell with dramatic wide trousers.

An all-black outfit only works when the blacks are different, and that is the exercise here. Ink, charcoal and grey are three separate colors in the app, and each texture changes how dark they read.

Color The Noir Edit in the app

All 3 looks, in color

Each look opens in the app as blank line art. These are the finished versions — one way to color them, not the only one.

Laced Leather Capri coloring page from The Noir Edit, shown colored: airy knit layers with lace-up leather capris — **Laced Leather Capri**Airy knit layers with lace-up leather capris.

Plaid After Dark coloring page from The Noir Edit, shown colored: oversized plaid tailoring with fluid black trousers — **Plaid After Dark**Oversized plaid tailoring with fluid black trousers.

High-Collar Volume coloring page from The Noir Edit, shown colored: a sharp leather shell with dramatic wide trousers — **High-Collar Volume**A sharp leather shell with dramatic wide trousers.

Five kinds of black

Give every zone a different surface — leather, knit, satin, mesh, lacquer — and move between ink and charcoal instead of using one flat black. Then decide whether the look gets one accent: silver hardware, a white shirt, or a burgundy lip of color at the hem.

Palette ideas

These are the colorways three of the looks were illustrated in — a place to start before you go your own way.

Laced Leather Capri

Ink
White
Silver
Charcoal

Airy knit layers with lace-up leather capris.

Plaid After Dark

Charcoal
White
Burgundy
Silver

Oversized plaid tailoring with fluid black trousers.

High-Collar Volume

Ink
Charcoal
Silver

A sharp leather shell with dramatic wide trousers.

How you color it in the app

Laced Leather Capri as blank black-and-white line art, before coloring — **Laced Leather Capri**The blank page.

Laced Leather Capri fully colored: airy knit layers with lace-up leather capris — **Laced Leather Capri**One way to color it.

Open a look. It arrives as clean line art, already divided into zones for each garment and accessory.
Tap to fill. Pick one of the app's colors and tap a zone; the fill stops at the garment's own edges.
Add a fabric or a pattern. Choose from 41 fabric textures and 39 patterns and apply them to any filled zone.
Draw if you want to. A manual drawing tool lets you add shading by hand, with a finger or with Apple Pencil on iPad.
Save it. The finished outfit goes to your Lookbook, and you can export it to share.

Quick facts

Collection: The Noir Edit
Looks: 3: Laced Leather Capri, Plaid After Dark, High-Collar Volume
App: Color the Look — fashion coloring book for iPhone and iPad (iOS 17 or later)
Access: All 3 looks open with Premium; the app's free starter looks are in other collections. Premium is available as a monthly or yearly subscription, or as a one-time Lifetime purchase; prices are shown in the app before you buy.

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