Remember when we told you a couple months about the "ugly" colors that were going to be huge for fall? Rusty browns and similarly hued neutrals first took center stage on the runways of Stella McCartney, Prada, and Ralph Lauren last season. Well, now they're here to stay, courtesy of style star Olivia Palermo, who just can't stop wearing them. Seriously—check out our roundup of all her latest looks featuring this "potter's clay" hue and even her new Banana Republic campaign.
Her latest look featuring the trend is one for the books, so we want to make sure we take the time to appreciate this one, too. This time, it's an olivey-brown Valentino sweater and skirt that she wore for the fashion house's after-party in Paris. She wore her hair tucked back into a sleek low pony, and opted for simple two-strap heels, allowing the monochrome matching set to make a statement of its own. If you weren't convinced before, let this ensemble be the reason you finally take the plunge and try out some neutrals like these for fall.
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On Olivia Palermo: Valentino top, skirt and Lock Rolling Shoulder Bag ($2131); Gianvito Rossi Suede Portofino Heels ($815).
Similar style: Valentino Silk-Crepe Dress ($5060).
What do you think of this trend? Sound off in the comments below!
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