"We’re suckers for the dark red everyone seems to be calling “oxblood,” even if that also sounds like something GOOP would tell us to drink as part of a spirit cleanse." The Cut, NY Magazine.
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Better known as maroon or burgundy in the 80s and 90s, oxblood is a color we haven't seen much of until now, but it's a major look for fall. And if you follow me on Pinterest, you know that it is the color that is dominating my fall fashion wall. This deeply-saturated wine color is flattering to almost any skin tone and mixes well with almost any other color, making it closet-worthy for fall. From head to toe, it can be a simple accent or a major anchor in your oufit. Count me in.
The love affair started in the spring with this chiffon backed leather tee that I picked up at Topshop.
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Since then, I see the world through oxblood-color glasses and am finding inspiration in the most unlikely places. A trip to Brooklyn last weekend yielded not only a decadent gelato at Jacques Torres in DUMBO, but this divine scooter sitting out front.
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Images from Lisa Bida. |
White leather, shiny chrome, black trim and glossy oxblood paint. Voila! A new look for yourself...or your front entrance.
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Image from elementsofstyleblog.com. |
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Or try my new fave color with 50 shades of gray and if you're in the mood, a touch of black.
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Image from jcrew.com. |
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Tory Burch pulls it all together with the navy ensemble. Play with other colors in the purple, navy, fushia family that are already in your closet to updates your wardrobe for fall.
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I adore burgundy! It is going to def. be my fall fav!
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Borka
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omg i never thought of burgundy as "oxblood" haha that makes it sound so much more violent! i like all the examples you've found everywhere and i'm digging the leather pants especially
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I prefer the term "oxblood" to "burgundy" - seems so much more romantic and fall-appropriate. Thanks for including the color palettes - the color had me baffled for a while on how to pair it.
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