Orange year-round! I have orange jackets, sweaters, sneakers, bracelets, hats, watchbands. It pairs perfectly with chambray & linen in the summer and with jeans in the fall & spring. Orange puffer for the winter!
Back when I attended Bevo High aka University of Texas at Austin, orange was worn only by the football team & the band. I wore a blazer & tie, my date a dress. It has evolved to everyone wearing orange. See no reason or restraint in it. Same applies for college stickers on vehicles. You ought to be so good...you don't have prove it.
I love orange. I loved it growing up in Virginia, and I love it growing old in Austin. It is just a great color. For those of a certain sartorial bent, orange is the new pink. Hook 'em!
I love orange!!! My pieces for spring/summer are pretty limited, but for fall/winter, I've got sweaters, cords, cord jacket, coat, Ralph oxford, socks. --Holly in PA
Burnt orange seems to be fashion in "Old" England this autumn so my old John Smedley merino polo has just been liberated from the attic. Even my local Primark had lots of orange stuff (jumpers, puffer jackets etc) in the window. It's certainly a very welcome change from the usual black that everyone has been wearing for the last decade or so.
Orange is the new black. Have a pair of Bill's Khakis for summer use. BB B3 Rep orange navy tie, Orange monograms on otter green bags & hunting equipment.
As a former double tiger, HS and Princeton, orange has a place close to my heart. Burnt orange and rust add to a palate so much more interesting than the standard reds.
I like to incorporate orange in my accessories. For example, a favorite outfit involves a navy/cream stripe Breton with an orange scarf and orange Longchamp Le Pliage purse.
For summer this past year Seasalt Cornwall (makers of the most comfortable Breton tops!) had some sailor tees that had some orange stripes. I stocked up!
I also have an orange twinset which I enjoy wearing paired with jeans or khakis.
Orange year-round! I have orange jackets, sweaters, sneakers, bracelets, hats, watchbands. It pairs perfectly with chambray & linen in the summer and with jeans in the fall & spring. Orange puffer for the winter!
ReplyDeleteDitto. Orange all year round. Hook ‘em Horns !
ReplyDeleteBack when I attended Bevo High aka University of Texas at Austin, orange was worn only by the football team & the band. I wore a blazer & tie, my date a dress. It has evolved to everyone wearing orange. See no reason or restraint in it. Same applies for college stickers on vehicles. You ought to be so good...you don't have prove it.
DeleteWith red hair Never
ReplyDeleteIF I HAD RED HAIR, I'D WEAR ORANGE 24/7.
ReplyDeleteI love orange. I loved it growing up in Virginia, and I love it growing old in Austin. It is just a great color. For those of a certain sartorial bent, orange is the new pink. Hook 'em!
ReplyDeleteNina Malkin or Elle Woods? :)
DeleteI love orange!!! My pieces for spring/summer are pretty limited, but for fall/winter, I've got sweaters, cords, cord jacket, coat, Ralph oxford, socks. --Holly in PA
ReplyDeleteI always wear orange in my tree stand the first day of buck seasob
ReplyDeleteDriving loafers, sweater, scarf...all in deep rust orange!
ReplyDeleteBurnt orange seems to be fashion in "Old" England this autumn so my old John Smedley merino polo has just been liberated from the attic. Even my local Primark had lots of orange stuff (jumpers, puffer jackets etc) in the window. It's certainly a very welcome change from the usual black that everyone has been wearing for the last decade or so.
ReplyDeleteOrange is the new black. Have a pair of Bill's Khakis for summer use. BB B3 Rep
ReplyDeleteorange navy tie, Orange monograms on otter green bags & hunting equipment.
Wear orange in autumn? Only if I lost my mind and went out as a Halloween pumpkin.
ReplyDeleteA difficult call to be sure! HA!
ReplyDeleteI love to wear orange in the autumn. I wear my orange Trimingham's cardigan at least once weekly during the season!
ReplyDeleteBurnt orange, yes. Rust, yes. Otherwise a little orange goes a loooong way.
ReplyDeleteAs a former double tiger, HS and Princeton, orange has a place close to my heart.
ReplyDeleteBurnt orange and rust add to a palate so much more interesting than the standard
reds.
I like to incorporate orange in my accessories. For example, a favorite outfit involves a navy/cream stripe Breton with an orange scarf and orange Longchamp Le Pliage purse.
ReplyDeleteFor summer this past year Seasalt Cornwall (makers of the most comfortable Breton tops!) had some sailor tees that had some orange stripes. I stocked up!
I also have an orange twinset which I enjoy wearing paired with jeans or khakis.
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