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Sunshine state of mind: 10 pieces to boost your mood


By Niamh ODonoghue
28th Jun 2018
Sunshine state of mind: 10 pieces to boost your mood

Egg yolk, citron, maize, lemon, sunshine, chartreuse, sunglow and aureolin. There are a lot of words and names for the colour yellow. Citrus shades had a remarkably strong presence on this year’s SS runways and the street style crowd have wasted no time in making this giddy confectionary colour their own.

Whether it’s exciting and fresh athleisure at Anya Hindmarch, a punch of unexpected gold at Area, or a juggernaut of buttercup yellow at Krizia, wearing these sunshine shades is both sartorially uplifting and mood-boosting. Mild yellow sunglasses from Chimi, below, will add a charming subtlety to your look, if you’re not ready to fully invest in yellow garb head-to-toe. Or make a siesta entrance in yellow polka dots from Topshop, below. If you’re thinking of braving a burst of lemon this year, here are ten gorgeous and bright pieces worthy of a spot in your wardrobe.

Yellow straw hat, €49 at uterque.com

Yellow straw hat, €49 at uterque.com

The Christy sunflower dress, €155.65

The Christy sunflower dress, €155.65

Polka dot asymmetric skirt, €52 at topshop.com

Polka dot asymmetric skirt, €52 at topshop.com

Double breasted blazer by Essential Antwerp, €303 at farfetch.com

Double breasted blazer by Essential Antwerp, €303 at farfetch.com

Linnen blouse with bow, €19.99 at zara.com

Linen blouse with bow, €19.99 at zara.com

Healthy bag, €229.15 at susanalexandra.com

Healthy bag, €229.15 at susanalexandra.com

The espadrille in yellow fluo, €120 at ameliepichard.com

The espadrille in yellow fluo, €120 at ameliepichard.com

Short-sleeved shirt dress, €30 at monki.com

Short-sleeved shirt dress, €30 at monki.com

Yellow mango 006 cat eye sunglasses by Chimi, €109 at farfetch.com

Yellow mango 006 cat eye sunglasses by Chimi, €109 at farfetch.com

Buttoned flowy shirt, €15.95 at mango.com

Buttoned flowy shirt, €15.95 at mango.com