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Is orangethe newblack?Written by Ruth Essex, stylist and style writerwww.ruthessex.comIs orange the new black? Autumn is the time of year when orange reallycomes in to its own. It doesn’t suit everyone in its fruit colour form, but ifyou play around with the tones then you will find a shade that works foryou.Those with warm colouring will be in their element as the shops offer abountiful harvest of orange shades. Even for those with cool skin tones,who generally look better in pinks, do consider the amazing versatilityof a rich chestnut tan for accessories. These don’t tend to get worn nearthe face, so are not going to clash with your pink skin undertones.Tan leather accessories will never go out of fashion and the colour getsricher over time like the patina on an ancient wooden bannister. Asdarker clothes become more prevalent as the nights draw in, a chestnutor orange handbag can add a lift of colour and opulence to your outfit.Wearing head-to-toe orange is a bold move and not many would becourageous enough to consider this on their ‘would it work at Waitrose?’barometer. So, if orange makes you nervous, maybe just invest in asilk scarf, a pair of orange leather gloves or a dash of orange in yourshoes. They will easily blend with your tried and tested neutral baseslike chocolate brown, navy, charcoal and black. There is nothing moreclassic for autumn than the black and chestnut brown of a riding boot.For the more adventurous, why not consider pairing your orange withburgundy or plum? They make stunning combinations. I have an orangecoat I wear with a burgundy handbag and I have a claret red winter coatI pair with orange leather gloves and an orange wool scarf. Unusual Igrant you, but certainly interesting.Orange is basically a happy colour and it evokes a sense of warmthlike the sun, and triggers memories of childhood woodland walks andkicking up leaves.It adds a little zest into your wardrobe and on a dull or dreary morning,know you are bringing your own personal dose of sunshine with you.61
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Contents09 Around The RegionA round
Page 9 and 10: WordofMouthThe latest news from aro
Page 11 and 12: ‘The City of Stories’ film laun
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Page 15 and 16: ADVERTORIALWhat’s Onat Bressingha
Page 17 and 18: LIFESTYLEIt’s been a surreal year
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Page 89 and 90: On theCanvasDiscover the latest art
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Page 95 and 96: ROBERT BRUCERELOCATIONHouse hunting
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CambridgeshireCambsWHAT’S ONTHEAT
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A Trip toKing’s LynnFull of histo
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