Maybe it’s just Momo Mama, but I swear it’s sunnier in Seattle, even during this recent cold snap. So does this mean our love affair with shades of black and grey — or as we like to call it, light black — is fading? Could it be that in our brightened winter, we are seeking more cheer in our lives?
Seattle’s favorite Prairie Underground makes it easy to stay cozy in color with their great line up of sweatshirt-weight hoodies. Like this Ribbon Victorian in Emerald.
And one of their newest styles, Tiny Dancer ... a dash of detail and shorter length. Love this Deep Blue.
Another new take on a favorite swing top: the Amulet Pullover. It’s here
in Ink Pot, a rich shade of aubergine for you purple people.
Speaking of Eggplant, Seacliff from Curator of San Francisco keeps out the cold with a deluxe collar in super-soft fleece.
For French Wine lovers, Musas is an easy dress to pop-on for work to
weekend from Cop-copine Paris.
The fabric is amazing, with the feel of
scuba knit. Ideal for travel.
Navy is the new black: Yannic is spiced up with flecks of
turquoise and rose by Skunkfunk of Spain. Plus, it has zippers and
pockets!
So Seattle.
One of the prettiest colors and shapes in the shop is brought to us by Curator of
San Francisco. They call it Darling in Evergreen. I call it charming! The nipped
in waist is enhanced by a vintage kimono obi from Katherine Ragghianti.
And if you really want to go wild with color, try wearing white in
Seattle. Bench brings us the Portwood, a cuddly hoodie in luscious Winter White, like jammies
for the street.
For those of you who still desire the reliability of neutrals,
we offer these ways to stay warm. From former snowboard gear designer,
Three Stones, the seam-sealed Getaway jacket in Charcoal.
And Leadplay, a Black-and-White flecked sweater from Bench ...
... and hello Dali, so right for that holiday party, a very cool graphic dress. Note zippers at shoulder
and hem — from Sunlight of Paris — sleeveless yes, but just
throw on a basic black cardi!
