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When I work with more than two colors (I've done up to four before) I try to work the colors into the top middle and bottom of the coordinate. I try to pull out accent colors that appear within the dress and then place them throughout.

Like >>8431394 said, socks with colors and patterns are helpful in bringing accent colors down to the bottom portion of the coord. But if you're limited on socks you can try some kind of attachment to your shoes to draw that color down. I've made attachments on short boots before, bows with florals to attach to shoe straps, shoe clips can work too. It helps to be creative.

It helps to think of your coordinate in 3rds: top, middle and bottom. And then make sure that each color you use is present in each. I usually pick one color to be my dominant accent color and the others play into it.

And again, sometimes you are limited by what you can get your hands on. If it doesn't work out, you can try it again when you find something that works better.

Also important to note: If you're using pattern socks, make sure those patterns and motifs play into your main piece and appear within them. Those floral socks might have the right color, but the theme is going to clash with something like, say Sugary carnival. This is where hunting for items for your coord can get tricky! Sometimes it comes straight down to customization and being creative.

Pic related: Some examples of some recent coords where I used more than two colors. They could be better, but I hope this illustrates the concept well enough.

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