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At Paris Fashion Week, which closed out last night, there were plenty of the neon puffer coats and eccentric patterned frocks so beloved by street style stars. Yet surprisingly, many photographers turned their lens toward those women who made a statement in head-to-toe beige. There really is no better way to do Paris than a gorgeously tailored trench or cozy poncho that matches the neutral color schemes of the city’s grands boulevards and Haussmannian hôtels. Call it the perfect form of Parisian camouflage—what better way to pay homage to the city of Gainsbourg and Birkin than by donning a dramatic taupe blazer and matching skirt?
It’s true that street style photographers gravitate toward snapping shots of editors, models, and influencers peacocking about in the brightest of hues. Which is precisely why it felt so refreshing to see showgoers unafraid to step out in something more subdued. Here, see our favorite neutrals in action, as captured by Vogue’s Phil Oh, and get inspired to dress drab and fab this season.
