Orange Is The New Black
Blazer: c/o Frontrow, Culottes: c/o Frontrow (or alternative), Top: Topshop (similar)
Necklace: H&M (old), Clutch: Asos, Sunglasses: c/o Kite, Shoes: Zara
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What better way to brighten up the office than in an orange culotte suit! And well Orange is the new black! Whilst in NY I became addicted to this programme so much so that I've already finished watching both season 1 and 2 in the space of 2 weeks!
Orange works well against a number of colours, but my fave has to be pairing with clashing neon brights like these yellow and cobalt tones. For a more subtle look, try styling with monochrome black and white separates.
Marsha C xoxo
Follow me on Twitter and Instagram @ londontallgirl
Necklace: H&M (old), Clutch: Asos, Sunglasses: c/o Kite, Shoes: Zara
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What better way to brighten up the office than in an orange culotte suit! And well Orange is the new black! Whilst in NY I became addicted to this programme so much so that I've already finished watching both season 1 and 2 in the space of 2 weeks!
Orange works well against a number of colours, but my fave has to be pairing with clashing neon brights like these yellow and cobalt tones. For a more subtle look, try styling with monochrome black and white separates.
Marsha C xoxo
Follow me on Twitter and Instagram @ londontallgirl
