I keep coming back to butter yellow, so I’m saving all my favourite pieces here. A little wish list of clothes, shoes and accessories I’d love to wear.
I’d wear this oversized with a white tank, straight-leg jeans and chocolate brown flats. Sleeves pushed up, a good bag, done.
Quinn Blazer
I’d wear these with long charcoal trousers and a white tank. The mesh adds a little texture, and the yellow peeking out underneath feels very effortless.
Jade Ballet Flats
I’d style these with an oversized blue shirt, tailored trousers and loafers. Add a knit over the shoulders for that slightly borrowed-from-the-boys feel.
Vesper Glasses
I’d wear it loosely buttoned with charcoal trousers and chocolate loafers. Soft yellow and grey always looks so chic.
Unisex Fluffy Cashmere Relaxed Cardigan
A fine grey knit and flat sandals would be my first choice. Tuck just a little at the waist and add a large leather bag for an easy daytime look.
Enza Maxi Skirt
Wear it with the matching cardigan and cream trousers for a soft tonal look. I’d add a chocolate bag to give the whole outfit a little depth.
Eloise Tank
Let the coat do the work. Grey knit, charcoal trousers, sleek boots and a low bun. I love soft yellow against darker neutrals.
Oversized Coat
I’d pair these with a fitted white tee and a brown suede jacket. A little yellow peeking out under a heavier jacket feels especially cool.
Nothing Please Sara Pants
I love a cardigan worn as a top. A few buttons undone, dark straight-leg denim and a slim belt. Add slingbacks if you’re going out.
Eloise Cropped Cardigan
Butter yellow tailoring feels so chic for dinner. I’d keep the base tonal with an ivory silk cami and trousers, then add a pointed heel and one sculptural earring.
The Tux Blazer in Wool in Butter Yellow
I’d wear this with flat leather sandals and an oversized chocolate tote. Undo a little at the neckline and push up the sleeves for a more relaxed feel.
Pearl Belted Dress
Such a good way to bring butter yellow into an everyday outfit. I’d wear these with ankle-length dark denim and a crisp white shirt.
Mika Flat in Butter
I’d wear these with a fitted white tee, a chocolate belt and a good leather bag. Keep the top neat and let the trousers bring the colour.
Paloma Pants
I’d pair these with a chocolate slip dress and delicate gold jewellery. Brown and butter yellow is one of my favourite combinations in this edit.
Sicilian Slipper in Limoncello
White tank, loose jeans, slick bun and these. I’d keep the bag chocolate brown and let the frames be the only yellow detail.
Oval Sunglasses
These deserve a really clean outfit. Black column dress, flat sandals and small gold earrings. Very chic for a long lunch.
New Triangle Cat Eye Sunglasses
These would look so good with long black trousers and a simple tank. Let just a little yellow show beneath the hem.
Sage Mid Stiletto Sandal
Look for 41 Yellow if available in your size. I’d wear them with a fitted grey tee, black flats and an oversized leather tote. Easy everyday tailoring.
Womens Smart Ankle Pants
I love the full suit with a simple ivory tank, but I’d also wear the trousers alone with a charcoal knit and pointed flats.
High Waist Pleated Suit Trouser
A silver-and-stone option to finish the edit. I’d wear these with butter yellow tailoring and my hair tucked back. No necklace needed.
The Matilda Stone Studs
I love this worn as a top with dark straight-leg jeans and a slim brown belt. Leave a couple of buttons undone and add a good pair of earrings.
Womens UV Protection Long-Sleeve Cropped Cardigan
My pick for taking butter yellow into autumn. I’d do dark straight-leg denim, a chocolate knit and a long coat. Let that pointed toe show - the shape makes the whole outfit feel sharper.
Boot in Custard
How chic! With longer and oversized trousers and some gold jewellery!
