Vickie B. in Donna KaranOK, please excuse the bad “orange” pun (it was either
that or “Leap into Spring!” you know…for Leap Year?). All bad jokes aside, I can’t ignore the need for orange in my wardrobe any longer. I already gave Rihanna some serious props for her orange pumps (and now i'm in dire need of a pair for myself) and i'm giving second thoughts to this former “no no” fashion color. The bottom line is that orange is no easy color to pull off. You have to match the right shade to your skin tone or else you could just look like a great big mess. But don’t be afraid; there are many ways to put some orange into your look without washing yourself out. Check out these GlitterBuzzStyle ideas:Vintage Faux Coral and Wood Earrings $32
I love the tropical vibe that these earrings give…this is the perfect amount of orange for the everyday fashionista, and a great addition to your spring wardrobe. These earrings are just begging to be taken to the beach.
Free People Sylvie Dress, $148
I honestly like this better than Mrs. Beckhams Donna Karan dress…so flirty and springy, you could wear this anywhere. Dress it down with a jean jacket for a dinner date, or dress it up with heels and a clutch for a party.
Marc Jacobs Quilted Mary Bag
This bag is perfect for spring and will go with just about anything. Whether paired with jeans and a tee shirt or a flirty spring dress, an orange bag will get you more attention than you think. You don’t have to over-do it with the orange…the whole purpose of wearing this color this spring is to add an element of surprise to your look. Wear an orange clutch with a solid white tee and jeans, orange earrings with our floral dress trend or (if you are lucky enough to find them) orange heels with a solid colored ensemble. Use your imagination to create your own juicy looks this spring.
Source: Rihanna, Victoria Beckham, Marc Jacob Bag, Dress, Earrings
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