What did Audrey Hepburn and Jackie Onassis- Kennedy have in common? They were both light orange, both from 1929, and deep colors looked best on them. Deep colours and therefore beautiful dressed in black (Little Black Dress). They had an elegant, timeless style and understood ‘the art of omission’. No excessive jewellery, but a sparing use of accessories. They weren’t walking ads, and wore little make-up. They came across as self-assured but were inherently insecure. They are still labelled as style icons years after their death.
Isn’t it time to start labelling living people as style icons? Women who can also make a statement, wearing contemporary clothing and living in this emancipated society. Women like Taylor Swift and Olivia Palermo (both orange), or Kim Kardashian (green) who serves as a role model for many, especially since she accentuates her round figure rather than camouflaging it. Or like (purple) Queen Maxima and (purple) Michelle Obama with their stylish appearance?
Dutch-born Angelique Broers, better known as **DJ Lady Orange**, has been living in Andorra for 19 years. Inspired by the breathtaking landscapes and conscious lifestyle of this small but vibrant country, she first expressed her creative vision through her book *Pure Smart Stylish*. Published in five languages, the book integrates songs as affirmations, blending words and music to inspire readers towards personal growth and well-being. Since its release in 2016 in 5 languages, it has served as a foundation for her empowerment platform, **”The Path to Freedom”** (www.angeliquebroers.com).
As her passion for music grew, Angelique transitioned from author to music producer. Her music, composed using **Solfeggio frequencies**, notably the 852 Hz “Love Frequency,” aims to promote inner peace and spiritual connection. Her tracks transcend language, offering a universal message of empowerment, just as her book does.