Suddenly, Everyone’s Wearing Expensive-Looking All-Grey Outfits
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@daniellejinaduStyle Notes: Fashion's obsession with tailoring—specially waistcoats—is going nowhere this season. Instead of lightweight linen fabrications, however, we're seeing more woollen styles come through, specifically in grey. Add silver accessories to make the look all the more current.
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@abimarvelStyle Notes: On the subject of matching separates, take all the effort out of pairing your grey pieces together with a co-ord. Then, elevate the whole thing even farther with a pair of on-trend slingback heels.
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@femmeblkStyle Notes: Take a pair of wide-leg trousers and wear it with a relaxed knit and you've got an outfit that looks chic but is just as comfortable to wear, too. And doesn't the combination look sleek in grey?
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@maryljeanStyle Notes: Wool jackets are cropping up all over the market right now and are an excellent transition as you start to wear more outerwear in the new-season. Layer yours over a knitted dress in a corresponding grey hue for an easy winter look. When temperatures plummet, just add tight.
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@sarahlouiseblytheStyle Notes: Robe coats never fail to look high end, but they look considerably more expensive when you match your outfit underneath to them.
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@y.a.t.r.iStyle Notes: Yes! Grey jeans are a thing this winter, and I'm already seeing fashion people embrace them in one of two ways: 1) with a pop of red, and 2) worn with more grey. No guesses as to which option I'm backing...
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@sylviemus_Style Notes: Fully embrace the '90s aesthetic with a grey minidress—the type Kate Moss wore on her off days or that Rachel Green would throw on to serve coffee at Central Perk. This is winter, so a chunky knit also comes recommended.
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@thestylistandthewardrobeStyle Notes: Grey is a colour that can work for every occasion, and this look is cut from a similar cloth. Work, drinks, dinner, brunch—I can see myself wearing it to the lot.
