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COS wool knit cardigan | gifted Asos scale print fit and flare dress | Zara leather heels | Clare Vivier leopard print clutch | Celine "audrey" sunglasses | OPI "you don't know jacques" nail lacquer
When I was younger, I used to shy away from bold and uninhibited hues. As I've gotten out of my shell as the years have gone by, uncommon colors have now drawn me to them. I am definitely a happy wearer of unique colors now. Chartreuse happens to be one of those happiness makers. I found this goldmine of a sweater in a COS store back in London (so glad they are starting e-commerce stateside!) and it has been a go-to piece from my wardrobe. Warmer weather equals brighter colors in my opinion. I also selected this pretty little dress from my friends over at Asos. Seeing the scaled print on the fit and flare silhouette was another golden opportunity for me. I am a bit of sucker when it comes to that kind of style with a stop-and-stare kind of pattern.