We’re back with the second #StylishMonday link up, and as it’s officially Spring we’re sharing how we style seven shades of green! It’s obviously a popular colour because you may remember the Style Not Age theme for last month was also green. Luckily I have plenty to choose from in my wardrobe so it was easy for me to choose two different outfits.
I’d already been planning on putting together a green and orange outfit when the two green themes came about. Although I ended up rushing this one a bit, I managed to vaguely achieve the look I’d had in mind. I have a fabulous pair of green patterned boots that I wanted to wear but they just didn’t work with the trousers, so I opted for leopard print shoes instead. A plain neutral would have been a bit uninteresting, and leopard print is a neutral, right? 😉
I’ve also worn this green coat with red accessories; it’s a shade that works just as well with contrasting bright hues as it does with neutrals. It was a great eBay bargain, costing around £20. I added a second, darker shade of green with this charming Laura Ashley blouse. The orange in the bird print makes it perfect for teaming with accessories in shades of apricot, terracotta and ginger. Without realising, I picked out the same bag and sunglasses that I wore with it previously. Well if it ain’t broke…
I’ve had these trousers absolutely ages, and truth be told, I’m not overly keen on them, which is why I don’t wear them very often. They’re quite thin so better suited to the Summer. The lack of pockets in trousers always bothers me, even if it means a more flattering fit. Maybe I just need to be more creative with them.
SHOP THE LOOK
I love this bird print, it reminds me of the Royal Crown Derby paperweight ornaments. I’m instantly drawn to anything with a nature motif 🙂
M&S Per Una coat (from eBay, similar) | Laura Ashley blouse (old, similar) | Dorothy Perkins trousers (old, similar) | New Look shoes (old, similar) | Mango faux leather cuff | Alexia bag (old, similar)
Michelle @seechele_styles
Robin of Hello I’m 50ish
Suzanne of Ask Suzanne Bell
Julie of Fashion Trends and Friends
Jess of Elegantly Dressed and Stylish
Nancy of Nancy’s Fashion Style
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Emma,
You’ve done a brilliant job of showcasing green in a fun and fabulous way. Your pairing of it with orange is marvelous and you look chic and stylish in that ensemble. Thank you for sharing your creative ideas.
Rena
http://www.finewhateverblog.com
I recently ,,discovered,, green and orange together in my interiour! These colors go perfect together and again you are wearing such great trousers!
Love your blouse Emma with the bird pattern and delicate bow – so lovely!! Great trousers too xx
This is such a gorgeous outfit, Emma! I love that bird print blouse and the colour of those trousers is so pretty. I love your fun accessories and that gorgeous green coat! XXX
Emma, I love this color combination! And that bird print blouse is amazing. The contrast with the leopard shoes is perfection!
Shelbee
http://www.shelbeeontheedge.com
Emma,
I totally love your style! I really like how you paired green with peach! Looks fabulous!!
I really love the shades together! That teal coat is fabulous and so fun for spring!
http://www.mylittlenest.org
I love that coat!
This coat Emma? It’s the perfect was to usher in spring yet still keep warm!!! I LOVE it.
XOXO
Jodie
http://www.jtouchofstyle.com
I love green so much and always forget to buy this color more often! You look amazing!
Shauna
http://www.lipglossandlace.net
What a great colour combination xx
Oh! I can see the gorgeous insfulence of colors in your blouse Emma! Love the pretty style and the birds 🙂 The peg trousers look wonderful with the light green shade. I am like that too having much green in my closet! The ladylike bag is adorable.
jess xx
http://www.elegantlydressedandstylish.com
Emma, I really love the green with the burnt orange. Such a fantastic combination!