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  Color Combos to Consider Photo Source: Threads Mocha Mousse is Pantone’s Color of the Year. The color will definitely appear in the Spring/Summer fashion trends. Mocha Mousse is a rich brown color with orange undertones. Mocha Mousse will be seen in blouses and skirts, dresses, and pants. When pairing Mocha Mousse with other colors, it’s advised to skew towards lighter shades. Darker colors like Navy Blue, Black, and Brown will dull the effect of Mocha Mousse. Some colors would be periwinkle, pink, brown, green, and white. With Spring a couple of months away, lighter colors support Spring’s theme of renewal. You can even combine these colors with Mocha Mousse as the central color. Here is some more about Mocha Mousse and other colors: Mocha Mousse, a rich and warm brown with hints of deep taupe, can be paired beautifully with various complementary colors. Cream or Ivory  — A soft, neutral contrast that enhances Mocha Mousse’s warmth without overpowering it. Soft Pink or Blus...

  Styling Options Photo Source: Mia Mia Mine Mocha Mousse is Pantone’s 2025 Color of the Year. It’s a medium brown with chocolate undertones that can be styled in many ways. Clothing Monochromatic : Pair Mocha Mousse with lighter neutrals like cream, beige, or taupe for a modern look Contrasting : Pair Mocha Mousse with jewel tones like sapphire blue or emerald green for a luxurious look Pop of color : Add a pop of color like coral, mustard, or electric blue for a bold look Texture : Experiment with different textures like suede, leather, knits, and satin Accessories : Bring Mocha Mousse into your wardrobe with bags, scarves, and boots. Hair Warm Mocha Melt : Blend deep brown with soft hues like caramel or chestnut for a gradient look Honey baby lights or creamy beige balayage : Add subtle highlights for a dimensional look Contrasting shades : Add rich caramel or dark auburn highlights for a bolder look. Events Pair with neutrals Pair Mocha Mousse with other neutrals like gardenia ...

  A Unique Blend of Brown, Red, and Orange This is the year of Mocha Mousse, Pantone’s Color of the Year. Mocha Mousse blends three colors — brown, red, and orange. In addition, the color can run the gamut from a light tannish color to a bonze. The color will impact this Spring in blouses, tops, lacy dresses, and flared pants. Here are more examples of Mocha Mousse: Photo Source: Instagram Photo Source: Official Philippines Photo Source: Fashionista **REPOST*** https://fashionista.com/2024/12/shop-mocha-mousse-pantone-2025-fashion-accessories How to Wear ‘Mocha Mousse,’ Pantone’s 2025 Color Of The Year Peach Fuzz is so last season. Janelle Sessoms Dec 9, 2024 Photos: Launchmetrics Spotlight; Courtesy of Pantone It’s official:  Peach Fuzz  is out (and let’s keep it real;  Brat Green  is too). For next year, Pantone is predicting a “ Mocha Mousse ” takeover. The global color authority crowned the soft brown hue (shade 17–1230, to be exact) as 2025’s Color of the Y...

  A Timeless Outerwear Piece Photo Source: Pretty Little Thing The trench coat, a classic piece of outerwear, has stood the test of time, remaining a staple in fashion for over a century. Its fashionable design and versatility make it a must-have addition to any wardrobe. A trench coat is more than just a functional piece of clothing. It is a style statement that can elevate any outfit. Whether dressing up for a formal occasion or keeping it casual, a trench coat can add a touch of sophistication and elegance. It can be worn over a suit, dress, jeans, or a T-shirt. Beyond its aesthetic appeal, a trench coat offers numerous practical benefits. Its durable fabric and protective design make it ideal for various weather conditions. It can shield you from rain, wind, and cold while its stylish silhouette keeps you looking sharp. Furthermore, a well-made trench coat is a long-lasting investment. Proper care can last for years, making it a sustainable and cost-effective choice. A trench c...

  An Easy Piece to Add to Your Wardrobe Photo Source: Living North I was skeptical when the crop trend began. Crop tops aren’t very flattering on women with thick waists or pudgy bellies—I’m in both categories. I’ve seen my students wear crop tops during the warm days of September and early October and often wondered why they’d want their stomachs and belly buttons showing. It wasn’t very appealing or appropriate for school. However, retailers realized that older women also wanted to wear crop tops. Soon, retailers like Old Navy and Target began offering their version of crop tops for women — and I was all in. Older women don’t necessarily want their stomachs showing or exposing their belly buttons. We want a crop top that hits right at our waist. It must be attractive and trendy. Retailers heard us and delivered the goods. Now, my closet is full of colorful crop tops. Retailers like Target provide crop tops in a range of sizes and styles. I wear them as the main top or as an under...