PROOF SCANDI GIRLS DO IT BETTER

Looking like they were plucked straight out of a Wes Anderson storyboard or a gelato display, the head-to-toe colour scheme here was sugary-sweet sherbet. For Jeanette, limoncello flowing trousers were paired with an ice blush cashmere top and smartened up with a matching blazer, before white heeled boots upped the retro vibes. BFF Emili opted for a more eclectic granny-chic getup, with a 70s-style longline top over silky pink trousers and a plum check scarf clashing up the prints.

If there was ever a colour palette to make the heart swoon, this is it. Icy aqua tones + richer royal blues = pristine preppy matchings. Jeanette played the silhouettes game by pairing an oversized v-neck knit with a pastel pleated midi skirt. White pointed booties kept the look fresh and bright, with the orange-tan clutch adding some warmer notes. Then, it was all about texture for Emili’s look. A turquoise silky blouse (points to the very Scandi high neck and exaggerated cuffing) tucked into a deeper suede pleated midi. Finally, chestnut leather knee-high boots anchored the 'fit.

Rules are made to be broken, right? Usually an unforgiving colour combo, red and pink gets a welcome reimagining in the form of Jeanette’s jewel-toned chilly-weather look. A cosy roll-neck (props to the XXL sleeves) gets tucked into high-waisted floor-skimming trousers, while pointy black boots streamline the assemble. Emili goes for the aesthetic known as ‘more is more, and then a little bit more’. Layering is key here, so a black roll-neck goes under a striped work shirt and knitted midi. Dramatic sheer red skirting adds flounce, then white socks under stilettos inputs that SATC-worthy twist. Carrie would be proud.