Our Favourite Green High Neck Dresses Right Now
Green does something for a high neck dress that black rarely manages, it keeps the formality of the silhouette from tipping into severity. A high neck already does a lot…
Green does something for a high neck dress that black rarely manages, it keeps the formality of the silhouette from tipping into severity. A high neck already does a lot…
Green sits in a strange, useful spot for wedding dressing. It reads as considered rather than safe, and it photographs well against nearly every setting a summer wedding throws up,…
Green is the one colour that makes a tote bag look chosen rather than defaulted to, and that is the whole appeal of the category. Black totes disappear into the…
Green is the colour that solves the problem black quietly creates, which is a bag that disappears into an outfit rather than finishing it. A good shoulder bag in this…
Green is the shade that makes a mini dress feel like a decision rather than a default. Black asks nothing of you, but green, particularly anything moving towards bottle, forest…
Green does something for a shirt dress that navy or white simply cannot manage on a beach holiday, it reads as considered rather than default, and it photographs against sand,…
Grey is the colour coats get right more often than black, mostly because it does the work without announcing itself. A good grey coat reads as considered rather than safe,…
Green is the one colour that manages to be both a statement and a neutral, which is exactly why it works so hard in a party dress. The right shade…
Grey does something a black midi dress can’t, it reads as considered rather than safe. The right shade sits between charcoal and dove, close enough to neutral that it pairs…
Green velvet has a habit of looking either magnificent or slightly like fancy dress, and the difference is almost always in the depth of colour and the way the fabric…