You decided, once and for all, that yellow wasn't for you!

Imagine, however, a deep, matte mustard yellow, softened by large white daisies. Stop imagining: it’s not a vibrant yellow, it’s an end-of-season yellow, and it behaves like a neutral.

• A warm mustard
  The shade leans more towards ochre than lemon. It warms both fair and matte complexions, where a bright yellow would have hardened features.
• Generous daisies
  The flowers are large, drawn with broad white petals and a golden center. The motif is cheerful without being childish, because its scale is that of an interior design print, not a small-patterned fabric.
• Wavy quilting
  The stitching creates regular waves that give the fabric texture and retain warmth. The jacket is warm yet remains soft to the touch.
• Golden buttons
  A row of small, light buttons closes the front up to the high collar. When closed, the jacket becomes almost a safari jacket; when open, it frames a raw top.
• To wear with black
  Black trousers, raw denim, navy skirt: mustard settles effortlessly on them. It's the only color in the look, and it's enough.

Yellow didn't suit you because it was too light or too vibrant. This one is neither — and it's often the jacket you end up wearing twice a week without even realizing it.