All tagged mustard yellow

No Sleep Till...

No Sleep Till...

Audra Koch
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Brooklyn! The roomies and I took a trip down to Williamsburg to do some vintage shopping and explore a different part of the city. Grand and Bedford St both have some cool stores If you ever visit, and Antionette is a definite  favorite. 

For today, I decided to channel a more "downtown" vibe with a leather mini-skirt, oversized knit sweater, heeled booties, metal ponytail holder, and a metal collar necklace. I like how the bulkiness of the sweater counters the short skirt and the mustard yellow color looked so cool against this grey wall we found.  

Knits & Florals

Knits & Florals

Audra Koch
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I've always been a tucked-in-top kind of girl, but there is something so cozy about throwing a chunky knit over an outfit. For a chilly fall day, I grabbed a simple a-line skirt and cozy mustard knit sweater and paired it with fun floral tights! I've been living in these ankle boots lately, they're perfect for the transition into colder weather!

Sweater - H&M (similar) / Skirt - LOFT (similar) / Tights - Forever21 (similar) / Boots - TJ Maxx (similar) / Headband - Henri Bendel (similar) / 

Fall 2015 Pantone Color Trend Report

Fall 2015 Pantone Color Trend Report

Audra Koch
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Fall is upon us and with that comes the warm, cozy colors of fall! Pantone displayed a range or warm, earthy neutrals with a few pops of bold color! Here are my 5 favorites with a little inspiration! 

1. Dried Herb - Think Military Green!

Olive-toned green has always been a fall staple. Ralph Lauren ran with this gorgeous color for his Fall 2015 collection (LOVE).  Military-style vests and pants are classics, and they look great paired with navy gingham or a deep burgundy sweater!

2. Oak Buff - Think Mustard Yellow

J.Crew chose to go a little brighter than pantone's pick, but their Fall '15 collection is stunning! And of course, who wouldn't want to rock Olivia Palermo's mustard-yellow coat this fall!

3. Marsala - Think Burgundy 

Pantone's Color of the Year is my all-time-favorite, and I am so excited to break out the deep red wine hues! Banana Republic featured this gorgeous color (and did an amazing job!)

4. Biscay Bay - Think Dark Teal

It's not a common color among most wardrobes, but teal is a great color on almost all skin tones and is a great warmer alternative for fall! 

5. Cashmere Rose - Think Muted Pink

For a feminine touch, pull out that dusty pink cardigan (or dress, or top, or skirt) and pair it with a rich brown or warm olive!