DAYTIME GUEST LOOK WITH A TOUCH OF ORANGE

June 24, 2021

ONE OF THE COLORS THAT IS TAKING A HIT THIS SEASON IS ORANGE

Daytime guests, take note! One of this season's hottest colors is orange, and the Spanish brand... Cho Atelier has anticipated this trend and has dresses to match this shade, which are ideal.

CHO ATELIER

At Cho Atelier, they love doing things well and with dedication. They are committed to handcrafted, artisanal production, and this is evident in their designs, which are meticulously crafted down to the last detail, resulting in a truly perfectionist and meticulous product. All their designs are created in their Seville workshop. Their collections feature youthful, cheerful, and sophisticated designs. If you're in Seville, book an appointment at their shop at Ronda Sanlúcar la Mayor, 1, Module 21, 41110 Bollullos de la Mitación, or visit their website at www.choatelier.com/es/

We've noticed two of their designs: the Bainoa model and the Manatí model in oil green. You might be wondering why? It's simple: both pair perfectly with orange. So, if you're looking for a daytime guest outfit, let me show you these two options to combine with Acus earrings .

THE COLOR ORANGE

Orange is the color of power; it's a vibrant, energetic tone that conveys feelings of enthusiasm and joy, which is why it's one of the most popular colors chosen for parties when going to an event.

JEWELRY TO MATCH

Orange can be combined with different shades of the same orange, creating a fun effect; it doesn't have to be an exact match. Other colors like sand, white, violet, purple, green, and blue, as we'll see below in the dresses... Cho Atelier .

As for jewelry and accessories, if you opt for a print with orange tones on a light blue background, a good option is the Acus Augusta Orange Earrings . A robust teardrop-shaped earring, with gold that adds light and contrast.

If you choose an oil green dress, you can complement it with orange-toned jewelry, as you will see in the Aztec Earrings from Acus , which feature an orange tone in the center but are finished with a green-toned stone that is not exactly the same as the one in the dress, breaking up the look a bit and creating contrast while always respecting the color range.