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Green is the shade that knitwear gets right more often than any other, because it sits on a spectrum wide enough to flatter almost every colouring and every wardrobe. A…
Green is the shade that knitwear gets right more often than any other, because it sits on a spectrum wide enough to flatter almost every colouring and every wardrobe. A…
Green is the shade that separates a cropped top from the crowd, and it only works when the fabric has enough body to hold the colour rather than let it…
Green does something for skin that black rarely manages on holiday, it warms rather than drains, and a square neckline is the most flattering shape going for that particular shade…
Green does something a cami dress rarely gets credit for: it reads as a colour choice rather than a costume one. Where black can flatten a slip dress into something…
Green is one of the few colours that can do the job of a neutral while still reading as a decision. A good green cardigan sits somewhere between olive, bottle…
Green sits in an unusual place in a shirt collection because it does the work of a neutral while still reading as a colour choice, and that dual function is…
Green does something ruching can’t manage on its own, and the two together explain why this combination keeps surfacing on rails while other colourways fall away. The shade sits somewhere…
Green denim has a completely different personality to indigo, and the good ones understand that. Where a blue jacket disappears into the background of an outfit, a green one is…
Green wide leg trousers earn their place on a weekend rail because they do something a lot of off duty dressing fails to manage: they look considered without looking like…
Gold, as a colour for a cut out dress, only works when it behaves like metal rather than paint. The good ones have a lacquered or liquid quality to the…