Beauty trends don't have quite the same impact on office fashion as, say, a shoe-bootie or see-through blouse. This is because it's generally assumed that most women understand the difference between their day and night looks when it comes to hair and makeup.
For  some, the difference is barely noticeable (a smokier eye , a darker  lip), whereas others go big or stay home (think false lashes, glittery  lids, over-the-top extensions). 
So the news that dewy cheeks or  blue shadow liner are having a moment never really penetrates 9-to-5  culture unless the looks are subtle enough to avoid raising superiors'  eyebrows.
Still, trends do emerge that fall into that grey area  between work and play. 
This spring, it's the optimistically  orange lip. On the Proenza Schouler runway, the shade was a zesty blood  orange, while Missoni took a softer coral-coloured approach. The makeup  artists for Prada and Sonia Rykiel did not hold back in going  orange-licious. Unsurprisingly, Hollywood's early adopters – Maggie  Gyllenhaal, Chloe Sevigny and Leighton Meester – have already been  spotted with juicy fresh lips. It's certainly a look that lends itself  to the red carpet.
But what about the office? As a test, try  softer cantaloupe and papaya hues before going full-on Fanta. If you're  going to buy only one tube, try MAC's Morange, which will work for most  skin tones. (Honourable mention goes to YSL's Rouge Volupé in Orange  Shiver.)
A gloss such as Makeup Forever's Electric Orange or  Stila's Mango Crush stain is less committal. 
Whatever shade or  finish you choose, keep all other makeup to a minimum (except perhaps  for a dusting of bronzer to play up the sun-kissed glow). Even your  typical eye routine should be toned down. For this reason alone, orange  lips are ideal for those with little time in the morning.
The  goal, over all, is to avoid any comments from colleagues that sound  passive-aggressive, as in, “Did you just eat an orange Popsicle?” 
You  can almost be sure, though, that some joker is going to crack wise with  a line like “Orange you glad you wore lipstick today?” 
But if  you've brightened the day of even one person at work, consider your job  well done.

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