Icon Trend: Icon Trend | Trending TANGERINE //// Fashion, Interiors and more

Icon Trend | Macro Trend 'Tangerine'

1. Tom Ford - London Fashion Week, 2014.

2. Water opal and diamond dress ring, French 1960.

3. Bottega Veneta, Monaco convertible satchel with intrecciato detail.

4. Contemporary chair in stainless steel and orange leather.

5. Iconic Chanel orange patent leather 'CC' bag.

6. Mansur Gavriel vegetable tanned circle cross-body bag.

7. Courreges, Paris 1970's tan signature Mod faux leather snap jacket.

8. Orange garnet diamond gold stud earrings.

9. Orange leather Togo sofa by Michel Ducaroy for Ligne Roset.

10. Vintage Vladimir Kagan.

11. Second Empire gilt rope twist stool.

12. Chinese Art Deco Rug.

A new daring color theme is coming to the forefront of fashion and interior design

Lavish and luxurious orange, deep salmon saturations, a palette of apricot to tangerine and coral shades. Perhaps it's the pure romance of a sunset, the magic of that moment when dusk turns to night; there isn't one color this spring, but an ombré of glowing sunset hues. That’s right, the vibrant hue has survived serious street style testing and is now going to stay, with Pinterest seeing a 59 per cent increase in sunset-themed orange saves to boards.

So how should we wear orange?

And while orange might strike fear into the hearts of some – orange is a divisive color – and surprisingly wearable shade. Orange is here to inject a sense of fun into our wardrobes. If you’re color shy, then introducing orange through a handbag, scarf or shoes is a non-scary way to try the trend. Feeling more daring, then go with an orange jumper, skirt or jacket – whether it’s a vibrant citrus hue or a subtler burnt orange, you’ll be bang on trend for this season!