How to Wear Neutrals in Fall

This blog post is in collaboration with Sézane.

It’s probably no secret that I love neutralism. My closet is full of them and for me it makes it easier for me to wear them. I love how effortlessly stylish they are, and there are so many outfit possibilities. Neutrals are so timeless too. These pants and sweaters above have been in my closet for several seasons and I still absolutely love them. I lean towards camel, beige, cream, olive and light brown, but black, grey, blush and navy are all neutrals too. Use what you like (and cool if you like colors!). Here are some of my suggestions for how to wear neutrals this fall.

How to Wear Neutrals in Fall

layer it

Fall is all about layering. Especially at this time of year when the temperature changes so dramatically throughout the day.Start with a basic installation tank Marius top and layered using the classic white button (Max shirt) and ribbed sweaters and the like Basile Cardigan. add one chic coat A comfortable piece of clothing that will keep you warm and easily change your look to suit changing temperatures.

mix it with textures and fabrics

If you’re wearing a drab look or one with very similar color neutrals, make it interesting by mixing different textures and fabrics. The key is to focus on different weights and thicknesses.I folded a thin fitted vest with a cotton button on it and then chunky ribbed sweater. The pants are light knit so it’s not too overwhelming.Above I put a white button with Lucas Sweatshirt and fleece lining taylor clogs increase interest.

add olives

I like to use olive as a neutral color. Tans, camels, and browns are great, but olives complement creams, whites, and beiges.This Basile Cardigan Khaki looks great with off-white and cream.i love olive pop Jules boots Too. It brings it all together nicely.

try mode

Mode can definitely be used as neutral.I love the camel and white plaid print on these Clara pants. They look great with creams, off-whites, browns, tans and olives.This Baolin coat (Pictured above) Ecru Camel is another great pattern that works as a chic neutral.

play scale

Whether adding different lengths or combining fitted pieces with loose silhouettes, play with proportions when creating a mesh look. In the look below, I paired the longer buttons with a ribbed sweater and fitted pants. The loose silhouette of the buttons complements the slim fit of the pants. Chunky ribbed sweater. Similar to above, I paired it with a loose silhouette Matthew Pants Team it with a fitted tank top, then add a loose layer on top for a relaxed vibe.