Back in the Beige

From millennial pink to gen-Z yellow, some of the most prominent colour trends to have emerged from fashion in recent years all have one thing in common: they are bright, bold and unashamedly command the attention of onlookers. But the colour trend this year that has genuinely affected our wardrobe is fashion’s must-have shade of the moment - decidedly more understated than previous years: beige. 

There is a certain relaxed elegance that has subtly threaded its way through many fashion shows, often coming in simple, demure silhouettes rendered in equally soft colours like oatmeal, biscuit, blush and off-white. In basic terms, we're looking at a spectrum of beige, but in fashion terms, that's one of the chicest things a girl can wear.

This colour palette looks grown-up, sophisticated and expensive. The muted hue is no longer a byword for bland and instead being spotted on the well-dressed backs of Parisian street style stars and high-powered fashion editors – what more inspo do we need?! In fact, the trend has proved to be such a hit with fashion fans since the start of Spring Summer 2019 that the hashtag #beigeaesthetic now boasts more than 40,000 posts on Instagram. The colour’s revival has showcased a parade of looks that have been dominated by beige tones from all the luxury fashion houses. And it’s easy to see why. This shade goes with absolutely everything.

Try wearing a range of neutral tones in multiple fabrics or take the trend a level deeper with tones of khaki. If a pretty pastel palette is more your thing, then get inspired by balletic influencers with dreamy shades of pink-toned beiges. But whatever you choose, beige promises to slot into your wardrobe seamlessly. Here’s our pick of the best of beige.

Renne Maxi Taupe
Ami Rose

Bazra Maxi Taupe
Maya Natural

Lottie Taupe
Rivoli Small Natural

Amelia Taupe
Maya Natural

Flumpton Taupe

Dharal Natural