Get More Mileage From the Classic Trench in Neutral Shades
The trench coat is one of fashion's staples that is wearable for at least three out of the four seasons, depending on where you live. However, you can get more mileage out of your trench by purchasing it in a neutral shade that can complement many colors. Why not get more bang for your buck by purchasing a convertible trench coat like Avon's Convertible Trench Jacket for $39.99. This taupe-hued jacket can be worn three ways: as a cropped jacket, trench or stylish belted vest. With its earthy tone, this jacket can carry you through many a fashion season.
A Neutral-Toned Wardrober Makes Your Dollar Work for You
The wardrober is a multi-piece ensemble that contains three to four separates that create at least two different ensembles. You can wear the pieces together to form an outfit or mix and match them with other items in your wardrobe. Selecting a wardrober in a neutral shade can further extend your clothing options. A perfect example is the Jessica London Four-Piece Wardrober from $159.99 to $169.99 (price increases with dress size) at OneStopPlus. Don't be put off by the price tag; think of it as each piece only costing between $40.00 and $42.50. As we plus-size shoppers know, $40.00 regular price for any article of clothing is quite affordable in our market.
Add a Touch of Feminine Refinement in a Neutral Shade
Chiffon is the fabric that adds a touch of femininity to any garment. Purchase such a garment in an earthy tone and you have a piece that will last for seasons. Adi Designs Women's Long Chiffon Skirt in Charcoal for $34.99 at Target is the perfect easy, feminine piece to add to your closet. During the warmer months, wear with a light summer blouse or a jersey cowl-neck top for fall. The choices are virtually endless. But, you may want to hurry because this skirt is only available in limited quantities at Target.
Earthy tones are probably one of my favorite trends this year. Such neutral shades can take you from season to season with ease enabling you to update your wardrobe for less. Add a trendy accessory to these garments to spice things up a bit. The choice is yours. Happy shopping lovelies!
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3 Comments
Post a CommentYAY- love earth tones, they are subtle yet gorgeous
I'm loving the neutral trend! It's popping up everywhere, I've got to incorporate it into my wardrobe. Great article!
I used to like more flashy colors, but now am loving the neutral shades. I enjoyed your article!