I love it! And wear it!

I'll pass on greenery. I'd like some Nuclear Winter Sky Grey though.

I like that color just because it's happy. I like it in gardening and flower arrangements mixed with pinks Reds and darker greens.
For clothing I like bits of it in prints. I can't wear swathes of it.

Great colour but I think to yellow toned for me

I love it. I look much better in warm colors and am looking forward to incorporating some of this in my spring wardrobe.

Not for me. Doesn't appeal and would look terrible.

Not my colour. I know people who look great in it, but it doesn't resonate with me.

Love it! But it will probably only be worn as accessories or patterns.

I like it and would wear it (with white or denim I suspect mostly). I would love a sweater in this colour, it would be perfect for spring for me.

I love it and wear it happily

Thank you very much for all the interesting replies, ladies. It seems that we have two groups, those who really like it and those who will stay away from it. No surprises there.

I was doing a little closer reorganization yesterday an realized I already have an item with some greenery in it - a patterned silk BR blouse. I chose the blouse for the purples, not the greens, but nevertheless there it is, so that will be my main nod to the color.

I like it - and am looking at green in a few other shades for spring too. That and pink are going to be my focus for both clothing and home decor for next season . Both colours will be trending in home decor (think plants and greenery too ) and when I like it for my house, i usually like it for myself. I think that particular shade of green is beautiful - and it will be interesting to see how it's made available at retail and in what form. I have a new suede bag in this green that I bought a few months ago and haven't used yet - I'm saving it for March and April . The Pantone green could be odd right up against the face for many of us - but with everything, it will take some experimenting.

Greenery is a little too sour/yellow green for me to want to wear that exact shade, but I'm all for a green color of the year and hope that this means we'll see other prominent, saturated greens as well.

(This color and the company that selected it is also connected to my professional life in a couple of ways, which makes it extra fun.)

I can dig it. Definitely will wear.

It's one of those "condiment colors"

(mustard yellow, ketchup red, relish green) that Stacy and Clinton used to talk about as being notoriously hard to wear against most Caucasian skin tones.

If you're one whose skin sings against these yellow-rich shades, enjoy this color! I'll wave to you from the bench.

I have exactly one item (a patent leather handbag) in this color. I guess I'll take it out this spring, but I don't think I'll add any other items to my closet. I just cannot wear this color nor does it play nice with the other colors in my wardrobe.

Oh, thank you for posting this. I love this color--one of my absolute favorites!! I'm hoping the stores in Denver hop on board. They haven't been too influenced by Pantone for several years now.

Absolutely love this colour!

It won't suit me as a "main act" but I like the freshness of it and can see it as an accent colour. Esp. with lilacs and pinks.