I don’t have very many green items in my wardrobe. In fact I think that this outfit contains the two and the three pieces I own! I’m so envious of how so many bloggers are able to incorporate colour so easily and creatively into their outfits. I particularly like the colour green but I think it can be very tricky to wear. I don’t really know if this colour suits me or not but since these pieces are in my closet they deserve some wear right?
Sweater: H&M XS
Top: H&M XS
Boots: Miz Mooz Gayle size 7
Gah just realized I’m very shiny in these pictures – sorry about that – have to remember to “powder my nose (and forehead!)” before taking pictures. The curse of oily skin 
Does anyone else find green particularly difficult to pull off? And any styling tips for these pieces?
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I find I don’t wear a lot of hunter green b/c it feels too earthy to me, but I love kelley green!
This is adorable on you and I’m in love with your boots! I think you did a great job styling green- it’s tough!
Green can definitely be tricky and the shade that looks best will vary from person to person depending on skin tones. I personally prefer olive green but kelly green is great as well.
The green and gray combo is great! Looks fab on you, too!
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I love the green sweater on you! I actually just purchased a green cardigan online because I also lack green in my closet.
Cute sweater! I find olive and khaki greens are really hard to wear, which means having to pass on the whole military trend. I do like bright grass green – I have a cotton cardigan in that shade, which I like pairing with a white blouse. It’s a nice colour combination for spring
I love this outfit on you and the colors look so great with your skintone! While I like to pair green with green, I think that green really pops against purple and lilac as well.
I have one green Target sweater and love it to death…I think it’s on it’s last legs..LOL
You look great in green!
I really like green, I think I need more of it in my wardrobe! I think its a great color for you!
I don’t have many greens either and I have the same problem I don’t know what to wear with it. I have a bright green BR cardigan I never wear…I’m planning to wear it this year for St. Paddy’s Day though (so maybe you’ll see a blog post in a few weeks). I like your shade of green more….trust me its easier to wear than my bright green!
I really love the colour green. I have a handful of green pieces in my wardrobe.
I am not sure if there are any tips I could share, aside from just making sure you have the right green for your skin tone.
I love the cut of that green sweater on you btw. Very lovely
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I don’t have many green items in my closet either. Military style is huge this Spring so maybe I’ll find something green that I love. You look great in green though. The boots go well with the outfit.
This works to me – I love the pairing of different green textures with the denim and gray boots
I’ve actually never heard of the the “Asians shouldn’t wear green” thing but I have heard it about yellow!
I own only one green item of clotting and that’s my green cardi in my latest post. I really love green too but have no idea how to style it or what colours compliment it. I really like this shade of green your wearing, it’s more on the neutral side which is good. P.S. Those boots are fantastic!
I like green but I have had trouble styling olive green in the past (I don’t currently own one.) I like the brighter hues, personally. I haven’t heard about that thing about Asians and green haha! I’m glad, because now, I’m actually thinking of trying olive green again.
I’ve heard the same thing as grace, but I wear green anyway! I figured as long as you wear it with confidence, anything can be pulled off
You look great in green. The shades you chose are quite neutral and goes perfectly with jeans and boots!
I actually am drawn to green – I have a green sweater and a dark green shell from LOFT. Love the green shirt here. For some reason, one of my Chinese friends’ commented how Asians should never wear green. I have no idea why she said that since I think that green can look great on Asians!
Green can be a tricky color but I’m glad it showed up this Fall with a huge bang! The green with the grey boots really compliment your entire outfit. I have a warmer skin tone so I like warm colors. I desperately want to wear bright yellow but I think it will just make me look really ill and wash me out entirely.
now that i think about it, i dont think i own a single green piece! but i love how you paired it with gray–just lovely.