Spring in peach and fuchsia

Let today's post be a summer look in fuchsia and peach. Regardless that Holland's weather does not look anything like summer at the moment. Say, last week we had one sunny day. So I gladly spent it in at the shopping Mall. 

Recently, I'm loving combining different colors from the same range. This time it is fuchsia and peach. Adding a little bit of shine embellished heeled sneakers and unexpectedly Colombian Crystal earrings made it all look a bit dressier.

 What I'm wearing: 

Blazer: H&M Concious, from Temptation Boutique: the Guess belt, Guess heeled Sneakers and Guess watch, Earrings: Colombian Crystal, Ring: H&M, Jeans: Tanolli, 

Spring would not be complete without splashes of peach. The girly hue acts as a nude and can easily be incorporated into your wardrobe, be it a blazer, ring, shoe, or even nail polish. Pastels have been taking over stores this season, favorites including mint and lilac. Now, peach (the sorbet-like pastel) has made it’s mark in the pact and is continuing to rise in popularity in the ever-so-haute trend.

The key to mastering this hue is to pick your peaches wisely. Don’t go overboard with more than 2 peach pieces per outfit. Combine them with other nudes for a more classic look, or spice it up by adding complementary pastels, or better yet, why not a neon?

Although pastels might seem like a nice substitute for when you’re not in the mood to be bright, don’t be afraid of combining them as it can create a nice hard-soft contrast.

Below are my favorite pieces.

1. T by Alexander Wang $260, 2. Philosophy $24, 3. Topshop $130, 4. Rebecca Minkoff$250, 5. Janis $75, 6. Warehouse $68, 7. J.Crew $190, 8. Piperlime $38, 9. Illesteva $186, 10. Alexander McQueen $295, 11. Essie $8, 12. Dorothy Perkins $8