Mustard is a really terrific neutral if it doesn’t make your skin look jaundiced. Click on the images to enlarge.
Great look. Chunky, textured mustard scarf is bold and warm. I love her A-line dress, too. Modest but not frumpy because the proportions are right for her and she’s got great boots on. Great boots are such a frump-buster!
I love how she tucks this dragonfly pin into the knit. Wonderful and very pretty. Dragonflies are such a spiritual symbol.
Mustard with a brilliant blue fedora. This is a LOOK. So much texture, detail, elegance. *sigh* Look at his cufflinks.
Try a mustard jacket to counterbalance all that black and navy. Shake it up a bit.
This pencil skirt is really striking. I love how she’s styled it with the darker colors. A very professional but comfortable outfit. Mustard looks great with camel – note her shoes.
This color and naturally gray(ing) hair: delicious!
Mustard makes me look jaundiced if it’s right next to my skin, but not if I wear another color – red, black, blue – in between as a buffer. I used to never wear beige or tan because it makes my face disappear, but discovered the buffer zone, and voila! Love having a neutral option. Pea green – anywhere on my body – still makes me look like I have the flu.