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Preston's avatar

The color both in fashion and design here is a language unto itself. Somehow always comes off as sophisticated- rarely garish.

Robyn Buecker's avatar

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Jane Herman's avatar

That’s my husband, everyone. He gets it.

•the point of singularity•'s avatar

Doña Juana: always happy to see you embracing your life there. And color. And yes, yellow is a thing there as well, because everything is born in Europe first.

Nota: The correct expression is MadrileñAs y Vale! Because

Valle means Valley, as in Valley of the Dolls.

Posdata: go have an unforgettable meal in Sala de Despiece in Chamberí before your return.

Jane Herman's avatar

What would I do without you?!

•the point of singularity•'s avatar

You could do without me bugging you🫣. But you know it’s with the best intentions 🇪🇸🇪🇸🇪🇸🇪🇸🇪🇸🇪🇸🇪🇸🇪🇸🇪🇸

Kathy Leeds's avatar

I agree with Marc and I "think" it's because the colors have a richness to them. The older woman isn't wearing pastels or primary hues, the colors all veer a bit which tones them down, while escalating the richness that can be achieved with color. Your bag is a perfect yellow, tinged with saffron and turmeric.

Jane Herman's avatar

It’s true my bag is not buttery.

Lemmonout's avatar

Wondering if anyone knows the brand of the black and white flowered dress?

It's been fun seeing older women living in Europe featured in your posts-really love getting a glimpse of the street style!