It would certainly be possible to go with more pink, and a couple of different shades, but I was in a green mood… There could also be some white in this combination, and you could use black in place of the dark grey. I can’t stress enough that you should see what YOU want to see in these colors, and adjust your choices accordingly. The only real point of this is to find a way to express yourself efficiently (not a ton of clothes) and effectively (feeling happy and comfortable in your choices).
Here’s where I build more grey, but add in those luscious muted greens. The bracelet, in two shades of green, is so perfect here. Excellent jewelry doesn’t have to be expensive – you can find things more reasonably priced to use with accent colors, and then you don’t feel committed for eternity to a particular color scheme!
grey cardigan – Malene Birger, green sweater – T by Alexander Wang, bracelet – Zandra Lorena
Sajbin, grey flats – Trotters
If not the first ornamental cabbage wardrobe ever, certainly the most beautiful! I am amazed, daily, by your unstinting creativity and vision, Janice.
Loving the olive/loden as a neutral. Hard to find but so versatile. Thank you for all your hard work. I look to you every morning to brighten my day.
Your photograph and the wonderful wardrobe reminds me of the gorgeous needlepoint designs of Kaffe Fasset, which were inspired by vegetables of all kinds, but especially by ornamental cabbage!
Those very subtle muted greens are amazing! I'm not sure who colouring this would suit – I'd be happy with the grey and pink but those greens wouldn't suit. However if someone did suit the green, they would they not suit the bright pink? It's a conumdrum.
Incredible, thank you.
This one is really stunning.
My favourite combination. Thanks for the reminder. A new path for autumn and winter. For…ever!
Really glorious.
Vancouver Barbara
Not quite the first cabbage fashion moment! http://www.jessainscough.com/2011/01/my-cabbage-dress-cover-girl-moment/
Inspiring! Not my colors but oh so lovely! This 'woman' is elegant but approachable. We can use the same approach in decorating our homes. Pick anything we love and run with it!
I really like ornamental cabbages! I also like the colour scheme here, as my basic wardrobe neutral is deep brown, and my current favourite highlight is pink, I'm off to a good start. I love subdued olive greens as a second neutral; they are hard to find – but I should persevere. I think you could easily swap the pink for other bright accents such as royal blue, lemon yellow, or tangerine.
Definitely one to bookmark!
Alice
ps: the bottom segment reads as a mid brown-grey on my screen, not a pure grey, which is fine as its my favourite neutral.
Beautiful!! For the gray and green outfits, I'm picturing a lip or nail in that pink color. Or perhaps a gorgeous pair of earrings. Just lovely
Love. Love. Love. Love. Love.