What pairs well with yellow?

White and denim keep yellow easy and casual, brown and tan make it chic and autumn-y, and grey tones it right down. Feeling bolder? Blue is fresh, pink is playful, and black makes it graphic and cool. Gold jewellery is basically made for yellow, and neutral shoes let the colour lead. Butter yellow’s the easiest of the lot, it behaves almost like a neutral.

Is butter yellow still a thing?

More than ever! Butter yellow blew up and it hasn’t gone anywhere, mostly because it’s so easy to wear, soft, creamy and flattering in a way bright yellow can’t always manage. It reads calm and a little bit luxe rather than loud, which is why it’s turned up on everything from dresses to knits to bags. If full-on yellow feels like too much, butter is your way in.

What shade of yellow suits me?

It’s all about finding your shade. Cooler, lemony yellows suit cooler skin tones, warm golden and mustard yellows flatter warmer ones, and butter yellow is the great in-between that works on almost everyone. If head-to-toe feels like a lot, wear it near your face in small doses, or keep it to a skirt or a shoe. There’s a yellow for everyone, promise.

New to yellow? Where do I start?

Ease in with one piece and build from there. A butter-yellow top or dress is the simplest starting point, or dip a toe in with a yellow bag or shoe first. From there it’s honestly hard to stop. You’ll find the full yellow line-up in sizes 4 to 20 including plus size , the Size Guide sorts your fit, and with same-day dispatch across Australia (plus easy returns ), there’s no reason not to give it a go.