Every season there is just that one trend that seems to show up on practically every runway. Sometimes you have to wonder if all the designers got together and planned it, because somehow they all have a little bit of the same trend in their shows. This season was no exception, and one of the trends that kept popping up on the runway was flesh colored tones. Designers
from Zac Posen(right), Bluemarine (left), and Chloe, to Chanel and Ralph Lauren, all featured nude colored dresses, skirts, blouses and tops in their shows. Designers are showing neutral nudes in head-to-toe looks as well as mixed with more colorful pieces. We’re seeing nude tones mostly in dresses varying in length. Where I’m seeing it in stores is in tops and blouses, as well as in cocktail dresses. The look is fun and fresh head-to-toe and when worn in several different shades. To look fun and fresh this spring it’s all about subtle, flesh tone, neutrals.
Every season there is just that one trend that seems to show up on practically every runway. Sometimes you have to wonder if all the designers got together and planned it, because somehow they all have a little bit of the same trend in their shows. This season was no exception, and one of the trends that kept popping up on the runway was flesh colored tones. Designers
from Zac Posen(right), Bluemarine (left), and Chloe, to Chanel and Ralph Lauren, all featured nude colored dresses, skirts, blouses and tops in their shows. Designers are showing neutral nudes in head-to-toe looks as well as mixed with more colorful pieces. We’re seeing nude tones mostly in dresses varying in length. Where I’m seeing it in stores is in tops and blouses, as well as in cocktail dresses. The look is fun and fresh head-to-toe and when worn in several different shades. To look fun and fresh this spring it’s all about subtle, flesh tone, neutrals. 
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