Well, I'm here to tell you that grey doesn't have to be that way. Yes, it's often an excellent underpinning to an outfit, allowing colourful accessories to take center stage. Yes, it's a great neutral. But grey is also a colour in its own right! Given that grey is playing a major role on catwalks and sidewalks all over the place right now, I thought I'd take a look at some grey pieces that don't fade into the background, that don't play second fiddle to bright accessories.
How can grey really pop as an element of your wardrobe? With interesting cuts and textures; fun details, unusual fabrics and playful patterns! So, grey really does matter this season, but make it matter in a way that really stands out!
Parameter ruffled tank @ Bluefly.com:
Pretty detail and a punch of colour
Rosettes provide an interesting dimention to this
Rebecca Taylor tank @ Bluefly.com
This denim vest from Urban Outfitters would look great
with a crisp white blouse
This Diane von Furstenburg tunic's print is
so soft and romantic, available @ Nordstrom
The pleats and glossy fabric add an interesting
dimension to this Parameter blouse @ Bluefly.com
Interesting textural details on this cropped sweater by
Ichabod, @ Artfulwears.com
A beautifully cut blazer with a hint of metallic
detail by Robert Rodriguez @ Bluefly.com
Amazing eyelet detail on this tunic by Hazel @ Dillards
A mod lantern-sleeve tunic dress by Envi @ Bluefly.com
A classy, cozy version of the Fair Isle sweater by
BCBG Max Azria @ Nordstrom
A modern take on the 1940's pencil dress, Reddressshoppe.com
Imagine how comfy this beautiful jacquard sweater dress is!
Nine West @ Nordstrom
These shoes are works of art! "Jewel" peep toes by
Charles David @ Bluefly.com
A pretty knitted cap by Fadedcharacter @ Etsy.com
A purse with all the bells and whistles (and buckles!) by Hype @ Bluefly.com
A beautiful, original button cuff by Kraplap @ Etsy.com
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