Sunset colours

Shine bright like a sunset with these spring/summer styles

04/06/2020

Are you a fan of snapping beautiful sunsets on camera or enjoying a relaxing golden hour walk? Well, with sunsets already making its way to our makeup and hair routines, you can now fill your closet with similar hues. With nature-inspired colours dominating fashion this summer, you will stand out and look dashing in these ‘hot’ colours.

Vibrant rules
The best thing about warm colours is that you don’t have to worry about the items clashing, they are a reflection of a nature palette. Experiment with different shades such as a deep scarlet, fuchsia, marigold or a vivid orange. Choose interesting structures and make your outfit pop.

^{Mayerline, BRAX, Betty Barclay, Caroline Biss, BRAX, Caroline Biss, O'Neill, La Redoute, Sun68, BRAX}

Tone it down
You can also tone down the bright sunset colours by wearing lighter shades, like pretty pastels. A golden tip: make a statement with either a complete monochrome look or an over the top mix, inspired by that beautiful evening walk.

^{Marciano for Guess, BRAX, Betty Barclay, O'Neill, Guess, Guess, Guess, Améline by Mayerline}

A dash of colour
Are these colours a bit too dazzling for you? Then just go for some sunset-inspired accessories to finish off your outfit. Or even better: wear a little sunlight underneath your clothing, with coloured lingerie and feel good in a heart beat. Why not conquer the water in a beautiful and bright ensemble or one-piece? The choice is yours!

^{Anita, Mayerline, Banana Moon, La Redoute, Passionata, Unisa, Unisa, Anita, BRAX, Passionata, Guess}

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