cheltonian fashion ColourMe Spring


Fashion BloggerDaniellaBanton shows readers howto start incorporating a little spring into their (fashion) step


February in the retailworld is the start of spring/summer, but the temperature outside nevermatches up. Try and avoid the dark drab days with somespring colours fromthe high street. Pastels are out and


the bold shades are in. Thinkmagenta. This suit fromFrench Connection is perfect forwork or play.Wear it with a navy blouse for a brighter office look or button up the jacket over an embellished bralette for an evening out. Mix andmatch jacket and trousers with other pieces in yourwardrobe and you’ve got endless style opportunities. Green is a colour that suitsmost


and leaf green is the perfect colour for new spring. Ribbed polo necks are awardrobe essential that goes with everything so combine the two and you have a seasonal investment piece with this knit fromMarks and Spencer.Dress it up or dress it down. This is thewardrobe anchor to carry you through all occasions. Springdoesn’talwaysmean


warmweather somakesure you’vegot yourselfaboldand colourful jacket tolayerupon colderdays.Orangeisapopular colour for theseasonsoyou can’t gowrongwiththis faux


8 FEBRUARY /MARCH2018 THECHELTONIAN Connection French


NewLook


suedebiker jacket fromRiver Island.Youcan throwitonoveralmostanythingand you’llbegoodtogo. Mustardwas a colour to see you


through the wintermonths and it’s being carried forward to spring too. Try a lighter sweatshirt style jumper like this one fromNewLook. The balloon sleeves


Marks& Spencer


and fringed design gives it the sense of an elevated basic towear with jeans or dress up with a leather look skirt for an evening dinner. Spring is on it’sway and it’s all


about the brighter shades of the scale, so whether you’re feeling pink, blue or green, go bold!


ByDaniellaBanton


River Island


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