The Mint Green Trend: How to Wear Mint Green

The color of coolness, freshness, and the sea breeze; the color of your favorite cocktail, the color of vigor and

How to Choose Mint Green Pieces

• As a summer color, mint is great, but too much of it can be a bit minty fresh in overload. Mint looks fantastic in combination with other eye-popping shades too, like yellow, orange or green. For better results, choose some small accessories in these eye-popping shades and make your mint look more balanced.

• Double mint and double the pleasure. Mint on mint can look really lovely, so try matching two mint shades with each other. • Mint green is an amazing color for creating lovely retro looks, no matter what piece of clothing you pick in this shade. It can be a single element or a head-to-toe mint look and you can be sure to look amazing in both the cases.

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