Things are looking bright this season with the sunniest colour of the rainbow taking the hot spot. Bright yellow, neon, mustard and lemon can be found in every fashionista's wardrobe but as wonderful as it is a colour, it can often be a shocker to wear correctly.

First and foremost it's about having the confidence to wear a colour that's most often than not worn mostly by under-10s. It's also a colour that leans more towards holiday dressing rather than a trip to pick up some milk. However, there's been a positive move on and off the catwalk with high-street favourites revealing yellow designs that are wearable, fun and easy to match up.

Here's how: navy and grey hues add a grown-up sophistication to wearing yellow. It's stylish without being childish. Equally so, colour blocking with similar brights such as red or orange creates a bold effect with a strong retro vibe. Monochrome is also an unusual choice to match up yellow separates but effortlessly works. Team your Breton stripe or black and white polka dot tops to a full yellow skirt or bright shorts for casual sunny days.

If this all seems way out of your comfort zone, stay current with just one accessory in the colour of the moment. A splash of yellow will make any outfit pop. Wear a pair of clashing colour or printed footwear that emphasise the fun aspect of dressing boldly and brightly. I team my yellow items with leopard print and surprisingly it works.

Yellow is a great holiday colour. Tanned skin set off against yellow clothes looks simply stunning and makes a fresh alternative to crisp white. It may challenge your colour boundaries, but it's well worth a try if simply just to lift your disposition.