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IF YOUR wardrobe has come to resemble a smorgasbord of grey over the last few months, you might be glad to hear that there’s a new colour code in town.

And, it’s one that sparks a return to bolder shades with the look du jour centring on a markedly brighter uniform, reports The Independent.

Now, yellow might not immediately spring to mind as a shade most guys would gravitate to but, with a general election in our midst, the optimistic tone it affords is very much in need.

Perhaps then, it’s time to reconsider your safety blanket of black and navy and instead, throw sartorial caution to the wind.

From mustard to zingy lemon, chartreuse and fizzy sherbert, yellow is officially the new accent shade in men’s fashion.

At the highlighter pen end of the scale, Russian designer Gosha Rubchinskiy showcased the shade on 80s inspired short-shorts, Kappa jogger and Fila sweatshirts. Meanwhile, Topman offered up seaside sunshine with two-piece zip-up trackies.

For Hermes and Rick Owens, numerous looks saw yellow paired with an unlikely companion – brown. Here, bright trousers that came both tailored and super-wide were tempered with chocolate-coloured jackets.

Similarly, yellow might not seem an obvious choice for all-over, tonal dressing but nonetheless Bottega Veneta layered contrasting hues of mustard and straw.

That being said, head-to-toe looks are strictly out of bounds when it comes to real life wear. Unless you don’t mind looking like Big Bird.

Instead, you should opt for just one colourful item to anchor the rest of your ensemble, be it a pair of shorts, a shirt or trainers. Everything else you wear should be made up of neutrals.