That sounds really nice, Mumelie.
I'm not that springy but it's cold here, been raining when I was out & I'm huddled in warm layers. Black jeans, brown suede ankle boots, green big fluffy jumper but it's the wrong green, forest instead of bright, that I made last year & am trying to get use of before I ditch it cos I love it. I had my ( new this winter) parka when I was out, brown with fur lining, & a tan leopard print scarf. But I did have on a bright HoC lipstick from my colour day.
Foogle you should be able to dye cashmere ok, being a natural fibre, but don't have the water very hot, that will shrink & felt it. You might be better with a cold water dye. And be careful about colour. Some colours don't work over other colours & that's when you might end up with sludge. So, for instance, light blue or turquoise should dye navy or charcoal ok, but not take red well. Coral should go dark red, brown ( not winter I think?) black but not deep blue. I think you need to keep within the samish colour spectrum. It's when you mix the opposites you can end up with mud.