The sorbet colour palette looks good enough to eat and is reminiscent of indulgent scoops of ice cream. These perfect pastels can be paired together or worn alone, complimented with this season’s trendiest nudes in linen, cotton and almost anything organic. The crayola colours are for the bold, and are layered in trios, but for those who’d like to introduce the bright element to their wardrobe in a more understated fashion, a selection of stylish scarves and accessories will serve the purpose.

From a textile trend, over-dyed tees and raw cut edges are all the rage this season; with each piece improving over time. This trend really adds dimension to any outfit and gives the wearer texture in the colour alone. This season at Nicci Boutique is all about having fun, and daring to dress yourself up or down with this season’s key essentials. With the primary colour du jour being yellow, you’ll want a key piece in this bold and bright pantone, and you are spoilt for choice at Nicci Boutique.

Hosted by Media Personality Taryn Louch, with DJ Kimmy K on the decks, the morning was a series of spoils with a selection of stations, and there was something for everyone to feast their senses upon. Spoilt for choice with Nicci Boutique’s ageless design, there was also pampering from head to toe, thanks to the Sorbet Hyde Park offering manicures in this season’s latest shades as well as Dermalogica offering complimentary skin mapping. For the fragrance fanatics, they were treated to this season’s freshest scent with the new Jimmy Choo Fever fragrance.

For those looking to get their glam on, our favourite #toolforchange Glampalm, together with Hair Artist Fatima Ally Mahmood, were making waves with coveted curls at the Glampalm station. For those looking to fresh up their face, GOSH Cosmetics treated guests to touch-ups, after they sipped on artisanal roasted coffee from Manaka Coffee or toasted with a glass of bubbles by Spirits and Bubbles.

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