Chico’s Baroque Rose for Spring Palettes
Happy Thursday, everyone! Today I want to discuss Chico’s Baroque Rose for Spring Palettes.
When I saw Chico’s new color called baroque rose, I was immediately excited thinking it would be for spring palettes.
And, before we go further, allow me to apologize for the big crease at the bottom of this tunic…totally my fault.
Mr. B only had a short window of time he could help me with photography, so a took the tunic out of the package and quickly put in on.
It was not until later that I looked at the pictures and saw the crease which will be steamed out when I wear the top.
And I do like the top.
So, let’s talk colors for spring palettes.
CHICO’S BAROQUE ROSE FOR SPRING PALETTES: THE COLOR
Shortly after I was shown that I am really a SPRING PALETTE lady, Chico’s introduced a color at that time called Dried Roses.
I was so excited about the color because it matched perfectly the swatches of pink that would look best on me.
This post, SPRING PALETTE OUTFITS WITH CHICOS, introduced dried roses. I purchased several pieces and wear them often…and I think the most worn is this blazer.
My best colors as a spring are clear, bright, light and warm.
When Chico’s sent me this beautiful tunic in the baroque rose color, once again, I was excited.
It is hanging here with the dried roses, and does look much lighter, but I believe that is the sheen of this top.
If you look at CHICO’S BAROQUE ROSE NEW ARRIVALS, then you can tell that the other garments appear to be warmer and would be closer to the dried roses.
But you can see here that it still works for a spring palette wardrobe.
The left side is the Baroque Rose, and the right side is the dried roses jacket.
It is so beneficial to me to have the swatch book…makes decisions much easier.
CHICO’S BAROQUE ROSE FOR SPRING PALETTES: MY WARDROBE ASSESSMENT
I am very pleased to have this tunic in my wardrobe now…it is silky, cool, comfy, and lovely….and machine washable.
This is the SNAKE JACQUARD TUNIC.
It is perfect for the type of fall we have in West Texas…a little warmer than most.
Pink and brown are beautiful together and I combine the two colors often.
Here I am wearing the tunic with the JULIET SLIM TRIM DETAIL ANKLE PANTS in the shade cocoa bean…they do come in 8 colors and are on sale for a great price.
This is an elevated, chic pant.
In looking over my wardrobe, I did pick up a few basics in the dried roses last year.
At some point (I hope), these may be too large….but I want to wait awhile on basics in the baroque rose color.
I do like this blouse, and am considering adding it.
This is the SATIN PETER PAN COLLAR BLOUSE.
If I ordered it, I would size down to a 2.
Prior to this last color analysis, I did not wear pink…and was quite vocal about not wearing pink.
But, once I realized these shades were in my best colors and saw it on me, I have enjoyed wearing pink and wear it often.
If you have seen the shade in store, you may want to comment on your own observations.
I like the color and like this top! Kudos to Chico’s for bringing these shades that meet our spring palette needs.
I will be here tomorrow….and hope you will as well.
Thanks for a great conversation yesterday…I believe it benefited several women. Until Friday….
EMBRACE TODAY & KEEP SMILING!!
By Pamela Lutrell
Disclaimer: I was provided some pieces from Chico’s within the post, but the words are my own. Thanks to Chico’s for making a post like this possible.
Love Chico’s
Chico’s Partner
Pretty, pretty!🌷
I love your outfit with the jacket, placed floral tee and light jeans, plus brooch!! I had to pin that so I can remember the look. 💓
My best pink is the softer Geranium Pink from your swatch, or even more muted. I find that I am always drawn to fabrics, too, that are marled or interwoven with a cream color, for a soft effect.
It’s nice to see the shot of all your pink garments hanging together…gives an idea of the versatility you can have in building outfits with a variety of pieces in this color family.
Thanks for starting my morning off with a smile, Connie. I am a new woman when it comes to pink…one of my favorite colors to wear now.
You do look good in pink. You are right though you need to wear the right pink. That whole outfit looks great on you! Thank goodness Chicos has these nice pinks. I like pink but I have to be careful, I am a summer so I have to see what works for me.
Of course you do…we all look best in our best colors which will be different for each woman.
Hi Pam,
You look so pretty in pink. The main thing is you are feeling well. Your clothes are looking nice on you, feeling fit right? Good for you Pam.
Take TLC of you and stay safe out there.
Happy day!
Thank you, Katherine. I do feel well and appreciate the kind thoughts.
Dear sweet Pamela I’m following the blog even here on vacation in Eastern gulf of America. The tunic is gorgeous and you’re so slender now… pssst… you CAN wear a size smaller💃🏻🥰 proud of you. Sandra Winfield
That’s a terrific color on you Pam! Makes your face come alive and sparkle. Guess that’s the point of knowing your best color palette.
Cheers!
Loving these looks on you dear Pam, these pinks are decidedly your colors.
You look so alive and beautiful.
Love that gorgeous pink on you! This is definitely a season color palette for all of the Springs. As a summer a warmer pink can make my complexion look muddy and off. I’m pale and do like to wear pink but as Paula said, we have to watch for cooler tones. You are definitely slimmer in these pictures! Congratulations as you do look like the 2 will fit you as you said. I have both 1.5P and 2P pants from Chicos which takes care of my bloat days. So far the tops are hard for me as I need the larger bust size but a 2 always looks too big in the shoulders and unless petite, too long on the tops. I’m only 5’1” tall but it’s that waistline that gets me now. We are dog walking again now as the mornings are not as hot.
Thanks Sandra. Enjoy your vacation…so glad you stopped by.
Thanks so much, Barbara. It still is amazing to me how much better we look in our best colors. Wish I learned it earlier but glad I know it now.
Thank you Kathleen…these are beautiful pinks!
Enjoy those walks, Sydney.