Good evening dear readers, how are you doing? I have to tell you, I’ve been to Paris a couple of times now, and I’ve never run into Gabriel on either trip. And if you’re wondering who is Gabriel, well, I’m obviously talking about the male lead from "Emily in Paris", whom I’ve loved since the very first season. I really hope he and Emily finally end up together this season, even though I admit Gabriel is a huge red flag since he’s never quite clear about what he wants. Still, I love him, I can’t help it. The worst part is seeing reels of girls running into him in Paris and taking photos with him, while I sit there suffering and thinking... why does that never happen to me? At least I have a photo of his restaurant, that counts for something, right?
But anyway, setting aside my little Emily in Paris obsession, today I want to share 15 neutral toned autumn outfit ideas for building a capsule wardrobe. One of the things I love most about autumn is how incredibly elegant beige, camel, gray, cream, brown, and white look when paired together. These colors are easy to mix and match, yet they can instantly make a simple look appear much more thoughtfully put together. Plus, looking at these images, I’ve confirmed that we really don’t need a hundred different garments to dress beautifully all season long.
The key is choosing pieces you can wear in different ways: a great neutral sweater, gray trousers, light-wash jeans, camel pants, a brown jacket, a trench coat, and of course some lovely scarves. I especially love the look of wide leg trousers paired with simple sweaters, they offer that elegant yet relaxed vibe that works for practically any occasion. You can also switch things up with loafers, ankle boots, ballet flats or pointed toe shoes to completely change the look without having to buy a whole new outfit every time.
So, in this post, I’m sharing 15 neutral toned autumn combinations to inspire you as you put together a beautiful and truly practical capsule wardrobe. There are more casual options featuring jeans and jackets, others that are more classic with dress trousers, and even some looks with skirts, scarves, and coats that instantly make me think of Paris in the autumn. And I think that’s exactly the beauty of a neutral palette, you can wear the same pieces over and over and still feel like you’re wearing something different. Although, of course, if an outfit also increases my chances of running into Gabriel the next time I’m in Paris, well, that’s even better.
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