- Winter Color Palette Accessories
Cloche – Dsquared2, link bracelet – Maya Magal, watch – Breil, silver earrings – Clarice Price Thomas, riding boots – Via Spiga, square silk scarf – Hermes Promenade au Faubourg, cashmere gloves – Portolano
- Spring Color Palette Accessories
Fedora – Linea, crocheted wire bracelet – YooLa, watch – Bulova, bow and cameo earrings – Bisou Bijoux Ariela, riding boots – Bussola, square scarf – Hermes La Danse du Cheval Marwari, suede gloves – Dents
- Summer Color Palette Accessories
Hat – Yesey, silver marquise bracelet – Chen Fuchs Jewelry, watch – Pulsar, earrings – Katie Lees Jewellery, grey riding boots – LifeStride, square silk scarf – Hermes Le Voyage de Pytheas, gloves – Portolano
- Autumn Color Palette Accessories
Angora hat – Le Mont St. Michel, macramé resin and glass bracelet – Ifat Nesher, watch – Skagen, druzy cube earrings – Noemiah, riding boots – Burberry, square silk scarf – Hermes Sport, mittens – Bickley and Mitchell
I love this idea! Now, it would be great fun to add a little packing wardrobe capsule around these accessories. Lovely presentation today. Please do consider the addition of packing capsule.
Gorgeous, gorgeous! Enough to give a new season lilt to every neutral wardrobe.
This series is great. I particularly love the Burberry boots in the Autumn scenario. In some ways, making these for us may help you in managing your own urge to buy? These series has helped me because it has reminded me very clearly that, while I may have some bits of black in my wardrobe, I won't invest in expensive black pieces. The Miyake jacket is waiting for a winter who will use it well. I will happily wait to meet my best indulgence, the waiting and watching is a lot of fun.
Deb from Vancouver
That's a very high contrast winter. is there such a thing as a more toned down winter? Because I think that's what I am…and I'm sure many other former winters might fit this description also.
I wonder also. A clear winter in my youth, I would probably choose the cool summer accessories now, charcoal over black. Also softer outlines, less geometric ones. But both offerings are beautiful.
Wonderful.I start to trust I am summer,not spring,love these accesories.Thank you!
I live in Upstate New York where it is cold and windy, a hat is a must! I bought a cloche in NYC a few years ago…it wrecks my hair, but I am oh so warm!,
Planning a pleasing and useful wardrobe has been a daunting task for me all my adult life. The discussion on this blog about choosing and limiting one's color choices has been invaluable, and has made shopping for clothes much easier. I am interested to hear how many winters feel the need to soften their look as they age, as I have come to the same conclusion.
Again, I would definitely pick pieces from all four seasons and wear them happily (I'm a Winter). I think we can get away quite happily with touches of different colours and tones from all over the colour spectrum if we manage it carefully i.e. I could wear warm brown boots (that would normally suit an Autumn) if the rest of my outfit leans towards cooler, darker colours.
If you love the druzy earrings then I'd say buy and wear them! They're so small, they'll just be a touch of sparkle at your ears to light up your face.
I'm really enjoying this series! I'm feeling free to interpret the seasons in two ways – items in personal season colours, and colours *for* a season. As a scarf-wearer, I'm thinking this may be my favourite post yet: start with the scarf and build accessories from there. Such a thoughtful approach to adding highlights to the day's clothes. In Australia, Target recently released a Missoni range which has been wonderful for inexpensively adding their great ways with colour to my wardrobe.
Hi Janice, I loved these examples because they confirmed for me why I am a summer colours person. So often when I see your collections I want to wear other colours because they look so good together, but this shows me why I need to stick with my true colours. Can you tell me whether the summer scarf is mainly teal and grey colours or are there numerous summer shades in the scarf that I can not make out? Thank you so much for your work. Lyn
I am loving these seasonal posts! I think it might also be interesting to style a single scarf for multiple seasons. Sort of like: your mom is a winter and she wore this scarf for many years — now she's given it to you, a spring. How will you wear it differently? Or: this scarf was a favorite in autumn, but you've realized you want to wear it in winter too, so how can you style it differently and pull out different colors from the print across the seasons? This probably wouldn't work with every scarf out there but I bet there are a lot that would work.
Your photographer friend LOVES the hat!