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The Colour of Spring 2025: BUTTER YELLOW

& How to wear the colour of the season

Butter yellow is having a moment. Soft, warm, and quietly luxurious, it has taken over the Spring/Summer 2025 runways and A-list wardrobes. “Butter yellow is easy to style because it pairs well with both saturated colours and other lighter pastel colours,” says personal stylist Dasy Gillespie, who suggests wearing the shade with jeans, according to Forbes article. The colour has been owned by a lot of star power: Timothée Chalamet at the Oscars, Sabrina Carpenter wearing the colour a lot on tour, etc. 

As the weather starts to warm up, our clothes naturally follow the transitioning from deep merlots and chocolate brown to softer shades. “As we welcome a lighter, softer palette to our wardrobes for spring, buttery yellows bring a sunny warmth to outfits,” says Linda Cui Zhang, associate fashion director at Nordstrom. (source: Harper's Bazaar article) 

It's giving the simplicity, elegancy, and the freshness that spring is all about. To me, it's like wearing a garden full of daisies! Butter yellow is also practical as far as shopping and wearability goes. “There’s versatility in the color. Yellow feels fresh and serves as a pop to foundational neutrals like brown, navy, and gray. It brings energy when mixed with pastels such as soft pink and light blue,” adds Zhang.

According to GQ, men's and women's colour trends orbit each other but don't land at quite the same time. Not this year! This spring, designers across the binary are dishing up buttery yellow basics to help you match those blooming daffodils and buttercups in your neighbourhood. As many stylists say you can pair a butter yellow jumper with jeans or butter yellow jeans with a white shirt and a brown jumper. It’s what you wear with them that counts.

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Timothée Chalamet at the Oscars

A Complete Look at Rihanna’s 2025 Style

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No need to find new sayings or write new sentences. ''As one of the most successful pop stars of the 21st century, the founder of successful beauty and fashion empires, a Grammy winner, a Super Bowl halftime performer, a billionaire, and a mother of two, Rihanna can quite simply do it all—and she does it all while looking totally fabulous'' says Harper's Bazaar, and we can't agree more! 

In the ever-evolving world of fashion, few names resonate as strongly as Rihanna. As we step into 2025, she continues to dominate the industry, setting trends and breaking barriers with her unparalleled style and influence. 

Let's have a look at her best fashion moments through the years.

1. 15th March 2025: Rihanna at Rolling Loud festival in California.

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 2. January, 2025         Rihanna's street style in   Christian Dior by John   Galliano jacket while in   New York City.

3. 5th April 2025: Rihanna leaving “Giorgio Baldi” restaurant in Santa Monica.

4. The launch of her new Fenty x Puma collection. Rihanna's 2025 style with the nostalgic jelly sandals, diamond anklets and a backless T-shirt.

If the rumors are true, and RiRi is in fact pregnant, if anyone knows how to style a baby bump, it’s definitely her! Hope to see more hot mamma maternity looks!

27 Unspoken Suit Rules Every Man Should Know (2025)

 

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1. The width of the tie should match the width of the lapel. It’s all about BALANCE. 

2. In general, thin lapels are more modern. Wide lapels are more old-school, Mad Men style. So choose your look accordingly. 

3. A pocket square adds an extra level of polish, but make sure it doesn’t match your tie in either pattern or fabric choice. Before you go totally conservative, remember that the pocket square is where you get the most freedom and the one place you get to add a little pizzazz to your suit. 

4. When buying an off-the-rack suit, the number one thing to check is how the shoulders fit. Shoulder pads should end at the shoulders. The shoulders are the hardest to tailor, so make sure they don’t stick out or stick up.

5. A collar gap between your jacket’s lapels and your shirt’s collar can signify an ill-fitting jacket. 

6. Opt for a charcoal or gray suit over black, unless you’re attending a funeral. Dark gray is more versatile and goes with more colours. 

7. Your belt should be fairly thin and the same colour as your shoes. Union Made makes really great belts in a variety of leather and metal finishes.

8. You should match your shoes to the colour of your suit using this guide:

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9. Double vents in the back are more modern and fashionable. 

10. For a more casual, trendy look, opt for a single-button peak-lapel jacket.

11. If you’re going for more formal business attire, opt for a double-button, notched lapel jacket. 

12. The Savile Row Fold keeps your dress pants from falling off the hanger. 

13. You should be able to slip your hand between your chest and your buttoned jacket such that it feels snug, but with room to move.

14. Always unbutton your suit before sitting down, or you risk ruining it. 

15. The top button of a two-button (or the middle button of a three-button) should fall at or above the navel. 

16. Always go with the classic windsor knot for your tie, but use the size of your head to determine whether you should go half or full windsor. 

17. If you’re wearing a vest, always keep the bottom button unbuttoned. But plenty of men break this rule and are still able to pull off the three-piece beautifully. 

18. There are practical reasons for vests beyond just how they look. A vest is best worn with single-breasted suits (so it’s actually visible). if you’re going to be wearing your suit in a cold climate, a vest can add a lot of warmth. It also adds a formal touch to your suit. 

19. Sleeve cuffs should be exposed about half an inch. For a harmonious look, try to match the visible cuff length to the amount of collar that is visible at the back of the neck. 

20. When you get your suit home, you’ll need a seam ripper or a small, sharp pair of scissors. Unstitch the jacket’s pockets, remove the tack stitches from the jacket’s vents, and remove the little embroidered label from the jacket’s left sleeve. Do this very carefully to ensure you don’t actually rip the fabric or neighboring threads. 

21. Make sure that your socks are long enough that there’s no exposed leg when sitting down. 

22. Your tie should always be darker than your dress shirt. 

23. The suit jacket should be just long enough to cover your pants zipper and butt. 

24. Your tie should JUST reach the waistband of your trousers, or be slightly shorter. 

25. For a more fashion-forward look, the trouser hem should hit right at the top of your shoe. 

26. If you sweat a lot, wear an undershirt. Preferably one with a deep neck so it doesn’t peek through. Nothing will cheapen the appearance of a suit more than a glimpse of undershirt.

27. Finally, go for the dimple. The dimple is the little hollow beneath the knot of your tie, and it gives a slightly disheveled yet polished appearance to your finished look.