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Gray is the New BlackBlack and White Come Together in Fashion's Trendiest Neutral Color
Basic black will always have a special place in the closets of clothes lovers, but there's a new neutral option in the wardrobes of the fashionable people: gray.
Fashion Favors GrayIf you haven't already heard, gray is the new black. In fact, it's the new black, white and brown. Gray is taking runways and city streets by storm; be it light heather, dark charcoal, whimsical silver or smoky slate, gray has been the color of choice for many fashion designers in their 2008 collections. Known for so long both as the color of comfort and conservatism, gray is no longer just the shade of sloppy sweats and stuffy suits. Look for the new millennium's new neutral in everything from jackets and coats, to day dresses and dramatic eveningwear. Much like timeless black, gray is easy to co-ordinate and even easier to keep clean. And unlike classic noir, this versatile stylish hue comes in a full grayscale assortment, with a different expression for every mood, occasion, and outfit. How to Wear Gray with StylePretty much anything goes when incorporating gray into your closet:
Another advantage to this achromatic color that's anything but blah? Gray is flattering on virtually every skin tone since it plays up the undertones in your skin, hair, eyes and makeup. Gray is the perfect addition to every fashionista's wardrobe. All you have to do is observe the fabulous fashions of Hollywood's classic silver screen to see that light, dark, and everything in between, gray always works.
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