The Passionate Britain.

With the Olympics just around the corner and the Queens Jubilee also , we as a unit, London, are becoming, one maybe would say passionate about their country.
This can of course be linked with fashion, and with fashion designer McCartney, designing the suit that the athletes will wear it is obvious to us that fashion is linked a lot the the passion held by more Britain's this year.
We have seen in fashion the metalic golds, silvers and bronzes before but this year especially gold we will see much more of as it links in with the theme of the queen and obviously the Olympics.
Gold is a colour that can be hard to pull off however. Although there are many ways that you can add a bit to your outfit, or a lot can be worn but toning it down with another piece of coshing of a darker tone.
I mean wearing heroic colours does not have to be sequences or all glitz and glamour, you can, and should not be afraid of wearing it on a week day (casually) many people are starting to do it.


TIPS - To tone down the metallic colours you need to wear a darker tone against that. You could wear
a black or grey, however be careful with mixing it with greens, yellows, and reds because this could cause an outfit to look too festive of the colours that could clash  with the yellow colour of golds. For silvers and bronze, you need to use your own idea of what to picture together, an easy way is to round the colour to any secondary colour and don't clash it with that !

It is most important however that you also mix accessories with the gold, so not all the attention is on the metallic colour. Or you could just add metallic into your outfit through accessories.

Remember that Britain is become passionate, so get out and accessories for the Jubilee and of course the Olympics, and remember to be careful with what you wear it with.