Always considered a seasonal evergreen, this year more than ever the camel color has monopolized our wardrobe, dyeing even the most sporty clothes.
Starting from the teddy coat that this winter has made everyone fall in love with its biscuit shade, the nuances inspired by the desert palette have now become the latest obsession of fashion addicts and non-fashionists. Contaminating not only the iconic coats, the camel has also colored the most diverse items from apparel to accessory. The nude look, considered for some time now an inalienable trend, finds in the camel its most faithful ally. No fear of its wearability: as neutral its nuances, if well selected, are good for everyone and is a worthy substitute for total black.
The coolest variant with which to wear it is definitely the total look. We now know that the color block outfit is considered super fashion so do not be afraid and dare with the gradation best suited to you. Cool tip: to create a total camel look try with a sweater dress combined with over-coat and over the knee boots, we’re sure they won’t disappoint you.
But if you don’t feel ready for the total look, play with the matches: the shades with which it goes perfectly are much more than you think. First of all orange, when in its neon variant it’s the perfect combo for a casual and trendy look (Neon colors in general, another great fashion’s comeback, perfectly match this nuance). The combination that says bon ton without too many useless presentations, is instead the one with black: it never goes out of fashion and in a little Chanel inspired style, it makes iconic the banalest outfits. Cool tip: if you are tired of black and you want to find a good alternative to combine with the camel color try the navy blue, more glam and less obvious.
Even white is a valid ally of the camel: a look made of skinny cream-colored jeans, camel turtleneck and teddy coat immediately gives you a Parisian style. Cool tip: the white trousers’ drama has always been the shoes, try with Texan suede boots: winning solution!
For a touch of color, directly from the latest catwalks, match camel with lavender and khaki green: risky but très chic!
