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Camel is the statement color for Fall/Winter 2023.
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camel back
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it’s over
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bomb bomber
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duster in the wind
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earth zone
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camelot queen
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shoulder smolder
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salty caramel
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pack animal
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When the weather is nice, it’s hard to know when to transition to fall/winter styles.
In Houston, colorful summer frocks were often worn throughout the fall and holiday seasons. But why would you want to?
The easiest way to embrace the winter season is to change your color palette.
Take for example the quintessential fall color, camel, which served as a neutral staple on the fall/winter runways. , created a monochromatic rustic beige look.
It’s not just the classic camel coat. This color brings a freshness to suits, dresses and even evening wear.
