Generally, it’s safe to wear standard grey with any other color along with its monochromatic shades. Grey color is like black and white—a wardrobe staple that never goes out of season. A neutral color, grey can almost be worn with every shade.
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The tone-on-tone look
Tone-on-tone dressing is a simple way to work the latest color trends into your wardrobe. Not only is green huge this season, but because of the variety found in this hue, green can make for some incredibly striking monochromatic looks.
The tints and shades run the entire spectrum of blue and yellow. Taking advantage of this wide range not only adds depth, but helps you avoid the Green Giant effect. Bright kelly green and chartreuse are great for one element of your look, but they need to be tempered by forest, mint or deep emerald.
Khaki greens send a relaxed weekend vibe, especially when combined with greens that veer toward olive and grey. White, black and grey can be useful accents too. Most importantly, remember to keep a face-flattering green up top. Intense lime or neon greens can be tough for a lot of women, but are perfect for a skinny belt or a clutch.
Military trend
Your tailored winter wool doesn’t have to be boring black. Opt for an army green piece with ornate, military-inspired details to make your ensemble pop. If you’re new to the force, opt for a chic button-up, then move to higher ranks by pairing your coat with black booties and a bold lip for a pitch-perfect city look.
Tone down utilitarian pieces by pairing a cargo jacket with hues in the same color family. The ladylike result is effortlessly-chic and makes for an easy day-to-night ensemble.
Let leather sleeves be your armor, then advance the look into active duty with a statement red lip for a battle-ready combination.
Report for duty in an anorak jacket to combat frigid temperatures, a subtle style that’s instantly street and sleet ready. Functional pockets and flattering details unite for this utility-chic look that triumphs for all body types.