It's not easy being green...


Lisa: Essential Ensemble



Lisa is wearing a basic bottle green cropped t-shirt with a white trim (Forever 21, £7.99) and a denim button up skirt( H&M, £9.99). This casual yet classic ensemble looks prefect for a day trip to the beach or shopping with friends. It could also be dressed up by adding some fishnet tights, a leather jacket and some heeled boots, allowing you to go from day to night with ease.


Robyn: Gracious Green



Robyn is wearing a dark green turtleneck dress (Topshop, £19.99) and some black tights, a perfect transition look from summer to fall. This outfit would be great for a dinner date or nature walk along the park. Robyn has paired this look with a high pony and sunglasses, showing that even a simple dress and tights can still look chic.


Emily: Simple yet Sophisticated



For Emily's green look she has put together a green shirt dress ( H&M £15.99 ) with some tights and small heeled boots, a smart yet simple take on colour blocking. This outfit would be perfect for a couple drinks with friends or a date to the movies. With Emily's simple hair style and minimal make up she looks very professional however this look could be toned up with a smokey eye and some loose curls.


Ashleigh: Festival Fads




Ashleigh has paired a dark green velvet top (Urban Outfitters, £17.99) with a green faux leather skirt (Newlook, £15) and a checked shirt around her waist (H&M, £14.99). She has decided to wear sunglasses and black strappy sandals with this look which makes it a great festival outfit while still allowing some classic vibes. The checked shirt could be removed to make this look more smart and suited for a night out.

(All photos were taken in Paisley, Gleniffer Braes. As we are based in Paisley, we took our photos in the area to show how photographic Paisley is and to back Paisley's bid for city of culture in 2021. #Paisley2021)

-A&L

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