If you are a part of fashion/beauty industry, you must have
heard the term ‘greige goods’ a lot which means fabric in its raw state. Lately,
the term greige broke the internet, I mean just search the hashtag #greige and
the results will lead you to hundreds of fashion and interior inspirations .Its
all over Pinterest, Instagram and Tumbler. Assuming that you guys have seen the sneak
peak to this post, you must have guessed that it is a hybrid of grey and beige
color.
When I see grey, I think intellect, dignified, wisdom or
may be conservative while the other hand beige is all about richness, warmth,
muted, subdued something very pleasing to the eye. So when I came across this
term greige, the first thought that hit me right through was why did I not
think of this. Let me tell you guys, this isn’t any ordinary color. It is
quiet but has made a solid presence and seems to be a “It color” of fall fashion.
This subdued color has been a longtime staple in the fashion
scene, as reported by Harper's Bazaar in 1980's Georgio Armani was “dubbed the
king of greige” .
The plus point of greige is that this color flares well with
almost all the skin tone. Also when we are talking about this color, have a look at Bobbi Brown's latest greige collection. It works beautifully on indian skin tones.
