Clover Canyon's vivid coral and turquoise print neoprene dress is about as subtle as a Baz Lurhmann film. That's a good thing, as this exuberant option will stand out against sundresses of the flimsier, paler sort. Wear it with simple accessories in supporting colors, like these turquoise flats and a leather clutch in a peachy sorbet.
What does a Savile Row fashion designer have in common with Africa's forthcoming industrial revolution? Well, in Ozwald Boateng's case, a lot.
Boateng - the British-raised tailor who, as the first black designer of African descent on London's Savile Row, is famed for supplying the British elite and Hollywood A-Listers with bold, bespoke suits - spent the past week in Marrakech, Morocco, showcasing his vision and ideas about Africa's future to billionaires, financiers, bankers, African Development Bank officials and anyone else willing to listen. And listen they did.
I am browsing online, relishing my shop-the-world-in-my-jammies ability to peruse store after store as they offer their post-Memorial Day discounts, and one recurring visual has me wondering:
