Fashionista NOW: Grey Culotte Ideas For Your Minimalist Wardrobe

By missreverie, on September 27th, 2016

Culottes forever! And GREY all day, everyday! If you feel the sentiment of the previous sentence quite strongly, then may I suggest you to continue with this post.

Since we’ve established you are a fan of the lack-of-color trend and would rather be sporting a faux skirt than a real one, the selection below will tickle your fancy in no time at all!

Grey Flare Culottes

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Opt for this extra flared culottes if you’re into a more voluminous silhouette. The streamlined and flowy appearance of this grey number will appeal to hardcore minimalists.

Grey Stripe Wide Culottes

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This grey striped number has that office dressy vibe which can make it work-appropriate. The fabric is heavier and more structured compared to the previous one.

Grey Pocket Culottes

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The culottes you’re looking at is textured for a bit of an oomph and rendered in a more narrow shape than the other two. If you’re into a more fitted look, then consider this.

Grey Crepe Culottes

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Here’s another grey number that has a fairly relaxed fit and a lighter material, amazing for the tropical humidity. All grey to go in contrast with the fiery hot afternoon sun.

So, which grey culottes would you wear? For me, I’d wear all (LOL). Share below – I’d love to know!

PS: See how I styled my own grey culottes here on my personal blog!

Look well into thyself; there is a source of strength which will always spring up if thou wilt always look. — Marcus Aurelius

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