Green — the color of the season
Zoe Brown wearing a thrifted Karen Scott top, vintage Talbot’s trousers from Wornable Vintage, vintage Dooney & Bourke bag.
By Zoe Brown
While the world was shut down from March to May, I grew more appreciative of nature than I ever had before and with that, a love for the color green. Even as coronavirus upended the normal way of life, I found comfort in the spring months as the leaves one the trees began to grow back and turn the world from black and white back to color again. It reminded me that no matter how bad things get, life must go on.
For these reasons, green is the color of the season. It symbolizes growth and life, two things we must not lose sight of, even as the going gets tough. Wearing green should serve as a reminder that in order to live, we must grow.
For the summer, channel your inner 80’s prep by pairing a collared button-up shirt with high waisted, wide leg bermuda shorts and white sneakers.
Shop the look:
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Not feeling the preppy vibes?
Try a green cropped polo, white, wide-leg jeans, and a bucket hat for a soft e-girl look.
