Grey Area

By the time spring comes, I'm more than ready to give up dark colours altogether, though it's generally just a phase that passes with time. This year though, I seem to be more determined to keep my wardrobe light and bright, months after the cold season has passed; this might have to do with the fact that the clothing rack in my room that's visible all the time has shown me just how many dark pieces I actually have and got me a little irritated with them. So now, with the exception of a couple of basic black pieces, I'd be happy to do away with the colour this season - and maybe even further on - and replace it with softer alternatives. One of my favourites these days is grey, and after a little time spent online window shopping, I found quite a few eco-friendly pieces that I'm sure would get a lot of wear in my wardrobe.

1. Studio JUX Wool Jersey Cardigan in Grey Melagne, €79.95
2. Fair + True Sustainable Racer Back Vest Top, £39
3. Beyond Skin Madison Sandal in Grey Faux Suede, £86
4. Jigsaw London Green Label Drape Neck Jersey Dress, $98
5. Elsom Organic Cotton Slouch Shorts, £88, £56
6. Monkee Genes Organic Cotton Classic Skinny Sateen Jeans, £55
7. Indigenous Designs Angle Tunic, $72
8. Sosume Scoop Neck Tee in Taupe, $95
9. Broken Doll America Skirt, CAD$96