Always Now Neutrals

Monochromatic dressing has to be one of my favorite style hacks. Think about it, you just grab the elements of an outfit: a top, bottoms, shoes, and accessories, in varying degrees of the same shade, and voila! you're chic and coordinated. Monochrome has been having a moment for some time now. Thereโ€™s a reason why Pinterest boards are dedicated to color-coordinated tonal dressing. The clean lines of tone-on-tone color make for a simple chic look embraced by stylists and often seen worn on repeat, by celebrities. The look can seem minimalist, but when layered, feels well-appointed, discerning, and lush with sophistication.

One recent, somewhat viral fashion moment, comes to mind care of Naomi Wattsโ€™ character on the Netflix series The Watcher. Everyone had to know where to find โ€œthatโ€ trench and โ€œthoseโ€ cashmere sweaters. (The answers: AMBUSH sold on Farfetch and VINCE.) Maybe itโ€™s the return to ease and calm that weโ€™re all longing for after the pandemic but thereโ€™s something so eternally fresh about neutrals. Case in point: I shot this look a few fall seasons ago but itโ€™s a classic formula Iโ€™ll turn to for the transition to spring this season and time and again. Look for luxe transitional fabrics like cashmere and linen. Some go-to brands at varying price points to consider to get the minimalist yet luxe look: J.Crew, Banana Republic, Reformation, Frank & Eileen, Jennie Kayne, COS, VINCE and TOTEME. Camel, tans, ivory, and brown shades are the perfect palette cleanser to inject your wardrobe for a fresh start no matter the season. Wouldnโ€™t you say?

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