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Color green is the new black

 

The color green is everywhere: the runways, makeup, jewelry. Mila Kunis us how to wear it, for real, at the Golden Globes, as did Angelina Jolie, with those gorgeous stones dangling from her ear lobes.

No doubt, the vibrant hue is making a big splash in the interior design world and appearing in all the latest spring trends and fabrics.

One of our favorite emerald accessories this year is the lastest addition to the Thorny Rose wines portfolio, Pinot Grigio. Launching this month, it’s a complex wine with notes of ripe peach, lemon and cream – making it a delicious way to celebrate St. Patrick’s Day and beyond.

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