They were on Zanna Rassi, the senior fashion editor over at Marie Claire magazine (which, by the way, I have always said is one of the best go to mags for putting together an outfit!) They looked sensational, and would look amazing with just a simple black ribbed tank. The brand is Tibi, and can be purchased here, however if $450 is too steep, Anthropologie has a great version, and The Outnet has some wide leg and trouser style yellow pants by M for Missoni on sale right now.
These not only changed my mind on the width of my pants, but on what colours I could wear on the bottom half of my body. And of course, yellow would look good on someone with blond hair and impeccable style....but how would it look on me? I am only *one* of those things.
To avoid looking too "loud", if you are going to attempt to wear something that covers as much real estate as a palazzo pant, pair it with a simple tank, as I said above. Or, a chic print, something simple.
Tone down the yellow with a softer colour for a more conservative and less easter best look. The printed Paul Smith skirt in my Polyvore set is made up of shades of grey and pastel, so it is not too crazy!
When it comes to a head to toe item such as a dress or a jumpsuit, keep the accessorizing simple and tonal. Compliment the one piece with a white or black shoe and keep the focus on the garment.
Classic makeup looks always showcase golden shades on the lid with a bright red lip. Amp the look up by using a bright yellow shadow this spring, with just mascara and an orange-red lip. Some of my favourite yellow shadows are Rated R by Nars, and Pure Pigments Col #2 by Makeup Forever.
I recommend starting off slowly and maybe doing a shoe, then shadow and work your way to pants if you are unsure. And remember, this colour is a great compliment to the mint and coral hues that have been mega trends this season!
