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From the citrus tree


Clementine, tangerine, pomelo, lemon, lime, satsuma, and mandarin orange are definitely contenders on my go-to color palette list for spring and summer.

Vogue Italia February 2011: Candice Swanepoel by Steven Meisel
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ZEPETIT said…
Great colours!

Zepequeña.
10:08 AM
Andrés Corella said…
Oh I love love love bright colors specially citrus! That jacket is so cool

xx
Andy
10:58 AM
RSA Online said…
That jacket is killer! Perfect way to kick of spring fashion ;)
3:26 PM
Alex said…
Oooh...that is an awesome color!
3:55 PM
Anonymous said…
Love the jacket!
4:19 PM
Violet said…
after watching the red carpet for the sag awards i knew bright colors were upcoming for the next season the jacket is great

XX
Vi from Cali
3:12 AM
K A T H L E E N said…
so gorg! so excited to wear color this spring, especially all these shades!
6:41 AM
Unknown said…
Love her hair!!!!!
6:18 PM
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