Beige – the new black
The color of sand, wheat, and blanched almonds
Beige has firmly secured its place in the basic color palette of wardrobes. It’s a versatile, natural, and self-sufficient shade that looks great in combination with other colors and monochrome outfits.
Photo: SPOTLIGHT / Zuhair Murad
A good reputation
Beige is a color of tenderness, naturalness, and simplicity. There’s no trace of passion or vulgarity here. The word “beige” comes from the French term for “natural unbleached wool,” which evokes a sense of closeness to nature. Beige is often found in clothing styles such as rustic, safari, and country.
Photo: SPOTLIGHT / Philosophy by Alberta Ferretti
From day to night
The sleek and “convenient” beige color can be worn as a base during a regular day or dressed up for an evening look. It can be seen in classic or comfortable linen pieces in everyday wear. For the evening, beige pairs beautifully with gold and shimmer.
Photo: SPOTLIGHT / Jacquemus
Nude monochrome
For many years, the nude trend has held a leading position as a style favorite. A nude monochrome look is always a winning choice.
Photo: SPOTLIGHT / Max Mara
