By Harper’s Bazaar Singapore Team - published
A burst of orange turns heads, as seen at Milan Fashion Week
The art of staying warm is no longer the sole premise of a thick woolly sweater and some opague tights. Today, the stylish to layer is to mix separates that pop and play with proportions and textures. Follow the lead of the chic brigade who cleverly use the exuberance of cheery hues to spread some warmth.
Michelle Elie solidifies her reputation as a risk-taker with a dash of green
Cut a figure of cool with a masculine sleeveless coat
Blue is the warmest colour on Michelle Harper
Major colour-blocking contrasts the coolness of black against sunshine yellow for a striking effect, while some clash graphic blocks on their outfits with accoutrements that further emphasise the impact of their ensembles.
Vary the tones for a new take on colour-blocking
Laura Comolli is the new black on the streets of Paris
Think mega clutches and wide brim hats. Time to join the block party.
Bag, Fendi
Orange is the new black on the streets of Paris
Nail the look with a two-toned coat
Dusty hues recall a preppy Seventies vibe
Dress, Alexander McQueen