Hallie Abrams explains why gray sweatshirts have become her uniform this season. Gray sits between dressy and casual, giving a finished feel without trying too hard. She owns three now and wears them constantly, using the muted color to walk the line between formal and sloppy.
If you have a gray sweatshirt, it's time to bring it out. Last year, I was all about a gray cashmere sweater. Like, I wore it all the time. There was something about the gray that it wasn't dressy, it wasn't casual, it was finished. The gray sweatshirt is this year's iteration of it. Don't judge me, but I bought two long sleeve and one short sleeve gray sweatshirt. And I've been wearing them a ton. They're again, sort of like the green pants. They're f finished. They're a little different than just a white T shirt or a black T shirt. But there's something intrinsically, like dressed down because of the gray color. And so it just makes everything feel like built in juxtaposition for me when I've been getting dressed. So, like this whole outfit, it's sort of muted. It's the right color family. I'm not wearing jeans, I'm not wearing black. But I don't feel like I'm like wearing too much. I don't know, it just. It's walking the line. It's walking the line.
