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So I’ve brought you pink and blue, today I bring you the sunshine shade, yellow. This colour is everywhere at the minute and was all over the catwalks. Yellow can seem quite scary to wear at first, but there are so many shades of it and once you find one that suits you, it is perfect for the spring/summer. I shared this photo on instagram last week and my jumper was much admired. Over a white shirt with jeans is an easy way to wear it. It also looks great with grey and navy. I would say that darker skin tones suit most shades whereas a pale complexion seems to suit either mustardy colours or lighter shades.
Shelley x
