Monochrome Monday: Burnt Orange

Burnt Orange is what happens when colour spends time in the sun and comes back a little deeper, a little wiser. It sits between rust and amber, like espresso-stained silk, terracotta rooftops at golden hour, the inside of a perfectly baked quince. On knitwear, it feels like warmth with backbone. On leather and taffeta, it turns into glow: a shade that carries its own light without ever looking loud.

This week, Burnt Orange isn’t the “pop”. It is the whole story. Worked into cashmere, sculpted leather, structured gowns, sculptural heels, jacquard bags and equestrian silk, it moves easily from day to evening and from city pavements to black-tie nights. In smaller hits, it is the one tone that makes neutrals feel finished instead of safe.

Here is how it wears now.