Mixing Winter neutrals is a thing and today I am sharing how you can too can do this effortlessly. From grey, to blue, black and nude, there is something so classy about mixing a single color in different shades together. Based on your comments on the Instagram photo I shared of this look this morning, I’ll say it’s a winner. Most people were interested in my maxi sweater dress, a twist from the norm. I purchased it from Asos for $30. It is still available up to a size 16, hurry before it sells out.
Coat|Sweater dress|Shoes|Earrings|Lipstick|
Style Tip
A shape wear is needed for this dress to define your body and hide the bits you want to focus less on. I wore one for this photo shoot. You can totally add on a skinny belt to this dress. I’ll pick a brown or nude belt.
Steps to mixing Winter Neutrals
-Stick to one color and don’t deviate far from the main color palette.
-Don’t skip the color scheme when it comes to your shoes.
-Look for different textures of the same color.
-Layer up and opt for a belt like I did when I created this Burgundy look.
My coat is by Zara. The camel coat is a classic coat both for men and women. If you are in the market for a jacket or want to purchase one since a lot of them are on sale, get a camel one. Mine is not on sale though.
Baublebar always keeps me style in their various jewelry options. The Granite tassel earrings in Ivory was perfect for this look. It is available for $38.
Nude shoes are a classic too; my Pigalle’s are hard to find, so snag them if you are looking to add shoes you can wear for years. I have also linked some other nude options in the widget I created.
This outfit is so versatile and can be worn to a multitude of events. I am clearly not big on bags, but a nude colored bag would definitely take this look up a notch.
Thank you for reading, enjoy the rest of your day.
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