Minneapolis summer style alert: citrus hues and big flowers

For the Minnesota Star Tribune
June 23, 2020 at 2:58PM
(Marci Schmitt/The Minnesota Star Tribune)

Celebrate the hot summer sun and match its intensity by wearing exaggerated florals and luscious citrus tones. Bright and bold, this modern palette will brighten the day of anyone wearing — or seeing — it.

Sweet and tart

A bead bauble complements a candy-colored crop.

Robin's egg cropped top, $40, zara.com

Blue artisan necklace, $92, studiobstyle.com

Lemon wedge

Vibrancy is the word for this one-two color punch.

Nina Ricci yellow oversized collar shirt, $1,690, farfetch.com

Akris Punto pixel-print slack, $190, nordstromrack.com

Lime fizz

Who says sophistication has to come in black? This dress and wrap beg to differ.

Lela Rose floral gown, $2,249, neimanmarcus.com

Vintage Krizia cropped jacket, $758, farfetch.com

Tangerine dream

Playful but elegant, this dynamic duo would enliven any party.

Lela Rose orange flower dress, $1,790, nordstromrack.com

Apparis Sophie mid-length coat, $260, farfetch.com

Orange crush

Saturated color in a body-conscious style shows through.

Avec Les Filles Sheer Joy clear PVC raincoat, $89, lulus.com

Orange strappy bodysuit, $20, zara.com

Sara Battaglia casual slack, $205, farfetch.com

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