September 23rd, 2016
Vogue Paris
‘Not So Neutral…’
It’s not just the many shades of beige that caught my eye—the lacing, pleating, ribbing, edging, etc.—all details that elevate an item’s appeal.
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VERONICA BEARD
Camp cotton-blend twill jacket
AQUAZZURA
Marrakech studded embroidered suede point-toe flats
PRADA
Cropped wool-felt coat
J.W. ANDERSON
Pierce medium embellished leather shoulder bag
CHLOÉ
Double-breasted wool-blend felt coat
J.W. ANDERSON
Pierce gold-plated choker
MARNI
Tie-backgathered stretch-cotton jersey top
ALAIA
Jacquard-knit midi skirt
J.W. ANDERSON
open flat ballerina shoes
ELLERY
Ritzy A-line wool-blend skirt
THE ROW
Emil leather ankle boots
BOTTEGA VENETA
Snake-trimmed intrecciato leather shoulder bag
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Have just got back from London and found the endless sea of neutral colours quite uninspiring!!
So beautiful – never get tired of neutrals – it what I “always grab” to quote you! So easy.
Neutral with a twist! I love it.
Like Kathy said, I’ll never tire of neutrals either. They look especially interesting this season with all the added details, like you mention. It’s probably the one color I’m buying heavily into this season with so many great options available.
I have my eye on those booties!
Speaking about mastering neutrals – I have clicked my way through Bottega Veneta’s SS17 collection 3 times now, and I literally get short of breath every time. I am a fall person by far but this makes me want to live on bread and water til then to be able to buy just one timeless piece.
Just purchased beige suede flats with a tiny hint of gold metal around the heel. Perfect for autumn. Correct Preston, details up the chic quotient. Please, no comments about how I will keep them clean walking around the city!