For the intrepid: 8 fall looks in white and beige – fashion week inspiration

White is always a good idea, even if it’s not the most practical. To wear lighter shades in fall and winter, you have to have a great desire for fashion adventures and an unlimited supply of stain remover. Or watch the weather forecast closely and choose exceptionally dry and sunny days, which you know is almost unrealistic, given our latitudes. So it remains to listen to intuition, and if you still wear white in the fall, do it with taste. And even classy.

We’ve rounded up the most stylish and comfortable outfits from recent Fashion Weeks. Some elements, of course, can and even must be replaced: after all, September-October hairpins are posing in front of the cameras, which we are not going to repeat. But there are cozy jumpsuits with trench coats and knit suits. And, without fear of slush, we’ll slip them on anyway in a white and beige palette – these outings are worth the extra washes!

Maxi trench coat

Let’s start with the basics, which is the maxi cape for fall. If you choose a monochromatic option, sweaters with bold prints and tailored pants will easily go with it. In general, an elongated raincoat in a neutral shade cleverly reduces the degree of the image if you overdo it with details, so this thing is, to put it mildly, necessary.

A very practical idea is to buy an almost ready-made picture. A two-piece suit is simply obliged to settle in your wardrobe, and it will be useful to you in any season, the main thing is that the cut is relevant and the material is of high quality. And it is not necessary to choose classic models: knitwear, denim and wool will also look harmonious in a basic two-piece suit.

Why do we need fall if we’re not going to wear warm cardigans? Moreover, in recent seasons it has become fashionable not to choose standard models, but to look for something like this in vintage shops or even in grandmother’s archives. Maybe it’s time to treat her and get the sweater she gave? Wear with beige chinos for an elegant and creative look.

Monochrome is expensive and not boring. Well, if you put it together correctly. You’ve probably noticed yourself that some one-hue ensembles look faded and shapeless, even though the things themselves are matched in interesting ways. The trick is not to dress in beige from head to toe, but to play with its different undertones, so harmony and freshness are available to you.

Yes, we know it’s not for everyone. But you only live once, right? And it seems that the time when, before leaving home, girls thought about the views of passers-by and neighbors, and not about their own taste, is over. So if you don’t mind sprucing up your standard fall pod, here’s a fashion hack – the double-pant. No, you don’t have to bathe in two pairs of chinos, they are special models with an additional sewn-on second “size”. New York fashionistas approved – but will you take the risk?

Photo: Legion Media