Not colors for the faint of heart, but another example of how combining warm and cool colors is not just possible, but potentially a striking and memorable personal style statement.
Earrings – Kenneth Jay Lane, sweater – Jack Wills, pink
pants – Romwe,
oxfords – Dieppo Restreppo,
earrings – Tresor,
dress – Sonia Rykiel, slingbacks – Miu Miu
pants – Romwe,
oxfords – Dieppo Restreppo,
earrings – Tresor,
dress – Sonia Rykiel, slingbacks – Miu Miu
Blouse – Reiss, bracelet – Stella &
Dot, cropped pants – Reed Krakoff,
sandals – Marc by Marc Jacobs, cardigan – Dsquared2, skirt – J. Crew, flats – Giuseppe Zanotti,
scarf – Monica Vinader
Dot, cropped pants – Reed Krakoff,
sandals – Marc by Marc Jacobs, cardigan – Dsquared2, skirt – J. Crew, flats – Giuseppe Zanotti,
scarf – Monica Vinader
Color-blocked sweater – Stella McCartney, necklace – Jennifer Loiselle,
pink skirt – Herve
Leger, pink pumps – Kate Spade, orange earrings – Kate Spade, paisley
sweater – Sonia by Sonia Rykiel,
skirt – Reed Krakoff, ballet flats – Banana Republic
pink skirt – Herve
Leger, pink pumps – Kate Spade, orange earrings – Kate Spade, paisley
sweater – Sonia by Sonia Rykiel,
skirt – Reed Krakoff, ballet flats – Banana Republic
Sweater – Debenhams, jeans – Nudie, sneakers – Repetto,
chiffon top & skirt – Sophie Theallet, sandals – Kate Spade
chiffon top & skirt – Sophie Theallet, sandals – Kate Spade
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LOVE the color combinations in this set and especially the black/pink skirt.
What a fabulous palette!
I absolutely love the Sonia Rykiel paisley sweater! Now to look for a store in Ontario (Canada) that carries her clothes…
A very Yves Saint Laurent color combination. Love it.
Marsi
Both the Debenham and Rykiel sweaters are beautiful. As for the rest of the color combinations, I'm afraid I am too faint at heart. But I can see someone young, tall, and slender pulling this off.
I love these colour combos and love how you've styled them. I would happily add a number of these articles to my colourful wardrobe. I'm no longer young, and I'm short as well, but these colours do make me happy so I would definitely wear them, and together.
Sue xo
These colors are wonderful, as is the selection of clothes and accessories 😉
Oooh, how fantastic, especially when the weather is cold, gray and rainy. The Stella McCartney sweater has a "column of color" effect too, I never would have guessed that. I'm obsessed with the CoC idea lately but I'm always worried I'll look like Margaret Warner (of PBS Newshour). I need to google for more modern/French examples, maybe somewhere like the Sartorialist.
Wonderful Janice!! i adore these colours! and very creatively styled too.
Among my most fave of color combos; I have a lot of it in my living room (accent colors/accessories) mixed with dark woods; my addition is also some variations of purple. I've been told it's very Moroccan, sort of the edge of "Mediterranean/Spanish" but, whatever, to my regret I've never been to Spain OR Morocco but I do love the colors…and here's a way to wear them beautifully. Thanks, Janice!
Oooh, this is the painting I suggested! Thank you, Janice – I LOVE this post! I hope this will inspire people to wear hot colors, as they're so cheerful.
Also, I wanted to thank you because your site contributed directly to my most recent (wildly successful) clothing purchase. Thanks to reading you every day, I knew that I wanted to build on a base of indigo. I've also been doing a lot of thinking about the particular shapes that suit my body. The other day I went into Marshall's to get some oven mitts, and I knew in an instant when I saw "my dress" that it would work. It was indigo, it had a deep V neck, fitted bodice, and A-line skirt. So far I have worn it with a pink tweed blazer and then a black ballerina wrap sweater and black tights. Thank you!
I like Mark Rothko's work and what you created inspired by this wonderful, calming painting is artistic as well… beautiful outfits and lovely pieces. Unfortunately, Orange doesn't flatter me at all, but these combinations, especially with Pink, are 'eye candy'. Thank you Janice 🙂
So unexpected and so well executed.
I don't like orange since it tends to make me look deathly ill. But I love this wardrobe!!!! I want it.
Louise P