Fall guy: Autumn's on the horizon – time to see red (or orange)
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Your support makes all the difference.Add a pop of colour into an otherwise gloomy season with shades of orange and red. Fiery shades for autumn/winter were found at Burberry Prorsum and Versace. Not exactly a look for shrinking violets, tomato red is a colour that won’t fail to get you noticed.
There are more subtle ways to incorporate the shade into your wardrobe without going straight for a head-to-toe look. A hint of colour provided by an accessory or pattern is the first step.
Knitwear is an easy introduction to the colour and can easily be mixed in with other garments. Look for deeper Claret reds to ease your way into the trend which will work for all complexions while tangerine shades will be a better fit on those with darker tones.
If you are feeling brave enough to opt for a head-to-toe look don’t be afraid to mix and match shades; red and orange work well layered on-top of each other in different shades and textures as seen here with this Topman look.
Photographer Brian Daly
Stylist Lee Holmes
Grooming by Dayaruci using Clinique
Model Leo at Select
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