Adjective
matchy-matchy (comparative more matchy-matchy, superlative most matchy-matchy)
(fashion) Of clothes or upholstery: excessively color-coordinated.
I felt a twinge of familiarity in the austere rows of metal beds in the Methuen Home—the orphanage where Beth lives after her mother’s sudden death—and in the matchy-matchy décor at the home of her adoptive mother, Mrs. Wheatley, in suburban Lexington. Source: Internet
Paired with white bouquets, the black dresses pulled the entire bridal party together without making them look overly “matchy-matchy,” says Lisa. Source: Internet
Dr. Biden topped off her midi with a matchy-matchy face mask. Source: Internet
Especially since I'm not overly perfect about my hair and prefer to have some roots showing, I think it looks the most natural to have your eyebrows not be too matchy-matchy. Source: Internet
Normally, I’m not one for such a matchy-matchy ensemble, but everything in here is just done correctly, right down to the amazing white hair. Source: Internet
Proof that matchy-matchy monochrome can look chic and fresh. Source: Internet