These colors could be “Halloween-y,” in a capsule wardrobe but I’m going to keep that from happening!
The presence here of the sandy tan, and some white, are critical!
His work influenced all sorts of things in her life – not the least, her affection for orange!
She knows that she’s going to have to leave the museum and dine, and go to sleep, but she’s headed back the next morning for more…. more….
The presence here of the sandy tan, and some white, are critical!
She Wrote Her Thesis…
about Lázsló Moholy-Nagy! So when she learned that the Art Institute of Chicago had a HUGE special exhibit of his work, she cleared a couple of days from her calendar…
His work influenced all sorts of things in her life – not the least, her affection for orange!
She knows that she’s going to have to leave the museum and dine, and go to sleep, but she’s headed back the next morning for more…. more….
More joy? More appreciation? More admiration?
More happiness….
love,
Janice
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Jazz says
October 26, 2016 at 10:02 amThe orange blouse is very striking. One of the advantages of living outside of the States is that one could wear this blouse comfortably with black without everyone thinking it looked Halloween-ish. Would it be possible to do a wardrobe that mixes a lighter toned more muted orange with teal and black or charcoal? I would be interested to see if that combination would play well together.
Cee Pluse says
October 26, 2016 at 11:00 amI love this color combination. The orange adds just the right amount and intensity of color to an otherwise neutral wardrobe. And you had me searching the web for the art of Lazslo Moholy-Nagy, which led me back to one of your earlier Start with Art posts (April 6, 2016) that I particularly enjoyed. Talk about going full circle!
Margie from Toronto says
October 26, 2016 at 12:21 pmI love your "Start with Art" posts – they have really made me think about the colours that speak to me. I was at the new exhibit at The Art Gallery of Ontario yesterday – called "Mystical Landscapes" and it features a number of paintings by Van Gogh and Monet – plus some other artists (many European ones that I wasn't familiar with). This was my second visit so I was free to just roam while the friend that I had brought with me had her first viewing. I noticed how again and again I was drawn to the blues and the mauves/purples and the jewell tones used by particular artists. While my basic wardrobe is black, grey and white with red/pink as my most frequent accent colours, I find that more and more I'm drawn to those beautiful jewell tones – as I get the chance to add some colour to my wardrobe those purples and teals etc. are the ones that I will be looking for in the future. I just love that you make us think about artwork in a whole new light.
librarian2020 says
October 26, 2016 at 1:54 pmI love this combo, and hate that many of us consider it "Halloween-ish" (as if that could be a bad thing, lol!). My orange studded ankle boots would be perfect with this package. You featured them here:
https://www.theviviennefiles.com/2015/02/maximize-your-roi-orange-boots.html
Anonymous says
October 26, 2016 at 2:51 pmThat is a great blouse and the outfit is fun and artistic.
Deb from Vancouver
Rhonda Buss says
October 26, 2016 at 3:00 pmLove your inspiration piece. Wish I could find that as a fabric panel. The inspiration piece would make a great panel on a bag!
Sue says
October 26, 2016 at 4:32 pmI love these colours 🙂
Grammy Goodwill says
October 27, 2016 at 12:49 pmAs someone who loves orange, I've struggled with the orange/black combo. Thanks for showing how to tone it down.
lrlincks says
October 27, 2016 at 8:56 pmThe scarves in this series have been stunning!! Another great combo!