10 ways to wear green for St Patrick's Day

The colour green produces the least amount of eyestrain, which makes it perfect for those Zoom-heavy days

We’ve got 10 ways to wear your pride on your sleeve

March 17th: another parade; another lockdown. Although it may feel like Groundhog Day, this one belongs to Saint Patrick and what better way to celebrate than by wearing an apropos shade of green. From shamrock to Kelly, and emerald hues, we’ve got 10 ways to wear your pride on your sleeve. Simply add a sprig of mint or a dash of lime and call it a (remote) party!

Midi dress with gathered detail

Midi dress with gathered detail, Zara, €49.95

Zara, €49.95 

Loeffler Randall high heeled sandals

Zalando, €408

Zalando, €408 

Stand Studio ‘Rosanne’ mini quilted faux-leather tote bag

Matches Fashion, €249

Matches Fashion, €249 

Lamb leather collar

Ganni, €145

Ganni, €145 

 Fluid crepe dress

Arket, €99

Arket, €99 

Weekend Max Mara ‘Ondata’ trousers

Brown Thomas, €220

Brown Thomas, €220 

Weekend Max Mara trainers

Zalando, €245

Zalando, €245 

Cardigan

Whistles, €129

Whistles, €129 

‘Haskell’ silk shirt dress

L.K.Bennett, was €400 now €352

L.K.Bennett, was €400; now €352 

‘Elsie’ cardigan

L.K.Bennett, was €305, now €244

L.K.Bennett, was €305; now €244 

STYLE NOTES:

• Did you know that the colour green produces the least amount of eyestrain, which makes it perfect for Zoom-heavy days?
• Mix vibrant shades of green like emerald and shamrock with earthy khaki and olive or fresh lime and mint.
• Not a fan of head-to-toe green? Do non-committal colour pops instead with a detachable collar or canny tote bag.
• Looking for a summer investment? You probably already have one in your closet. Yes, the green floral dress continues its seasonal reign, especially when worn with sneakers and a cardi.