Yellow Journalism
Marigold’s Making Headlines
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Marigold? She’s making headlines. And frankly, with so much of the news being dismal, she’s a break in the clouds—a bright spot.
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Yellow journalism, or sensationalized reporting that favors eye-catching headlines and drama over nuance and restraint, feels sadly like the norm these days. At CBC, we’re flipping the definition on its head and focusing instead on yellower pastures.
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Yellow is the perfect color to bridge the seasons. Pair her with chocolate? Well, there’s a reason banana splits are so beloved. Chef’s kiss.
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This fall, I’m craving all things butter and brown. Ralph Lauren’s wool and shearling coat? She could be the entire fall wardrobe. Imagine her with a 3/4-sleeve chocolate brown sweater à la Massimo Dutti or with a chocolate crewneck.
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I’m dreaming of all things Guest in Residence. Gigi’s really nailed the newest drop. No surprise there. Her buttery cashmeres? Melt-in-your-mouth gorgeous. Paired with GIR’s caramel plaids and bombers? Divine. I want one of each…
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So this season? Yellow journalism? We’re reading it cover to cover.
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