The Maillard Trend
Featuring new ways to wear the classic neutral, this season and beyond.
PSA: Brown is in and better than ever, thanks to the rise of Maillard dressing in the fashion world. This timeless neutral shade exudes a relaxed yet sophisticated sensibility, making it adaptable to various aesthetics. Whether grounding vibrant pieces or maintaining a sleek tonal look, its earthy neutrality serves as the perfect canvas for experimentation this season and beyond.
Milky Latte
To ease into the trend, start off on the lighter end of the spectrum. Milky hues and muted browns are easy to style and will complement both lighter and darker palettes. Opt for classic silhouettes and minimal styles to let the soft hues stand out. For instance, the unembellished exteriors of the side zip knee-high boots make them a polished accompaniment to your winter outfits.
Warm Caramel
If you are all about comfort this season, the warmth of caramel shades lends itself well to cosy trims and accents. The fur panels on the Gabine high-top sneakers and the fur trim of the chain handle bag soften the more structured shapes, yet they still feel elevated with their high-shine hardware.
Classic Chocolate
For a shade that hits the sweet spot, reach for classic chocolate. Right in the middle of the Maillard spectrum, this rich hue complements both silver-toned and gold-toned hardware, exuding timeless elegance. The understated minimalism of the Trice shoulder bag makes it a versatile piece that can either be worn casually or paired with the Gabine front zip boots for an edgier look.
Dark Mocha
In the depths of moody winter, warm up with mocha shades—its chocolatey depths imbue it with an air of luxury, enhanced further by plush textures. The padded contours of the Moore tote are streamlined yet tactile, adding dimensionality to structured coats or pairing well with puffers. For a classic tailored look, the striking metallic closure on the Cesia shoulder bag stands out against the clean lines of the dark brown carrier.
