17 Looks That Prove Neutrals Are Better Than Pastels for Spring

Never forget that spring style inspo can be found both on and off the runway. In a season that is usually dominated by pastels, one of the most exciting street style trends by far is how to creatively wear head-to-toe neutrals. This minimalist-friendly outfit recipe calls for various shades of cream, beige, gray, and brown, blended in a variety of fabrics and textures for the outfit win. Ahead are 17 fashionably genius ways to wear nothing but beige and greige (that's gray + beige) and still light up the streets.

Mellow Mahogany: Dark brown leather is having a moment and we're here for it. Pair with cream-colored pants and a potter's clay turtleneck to nail this stand-out style. (Photo via Edward Berthelot/Getty)

Cream of the Crop: Contrast your fave fits — like a slitted pencil skirt and a slouchy sweater — to seamlessly blend monochrome silhouettes. (Photo via Matthew Sperzel/Getty)

The Sneak Preview: Opt for muted tones that play off your complexion — and don't be afraid to show a little *extra* when necessary. Sheer tops add dimension, texture, and edge. (Photo via Edward Berthelot/Getty)

Make a Snake-ment: Snakeskin is in, there's no question. Let the scaly pattern guide your color palette and keep the rest solid to balance out the look. (Photo via Edward Berthelot/Getty)

The Reinvented Trench: This outerwear staple can be worn over everything this season. Consider pairing your buttery skirts and dresses with stone-hued boots or pumps. (Photo via Vanni Bassetti/Getty)

The Softest Separates: Two of fashion's most sumptuous fabrics go together in glamorously. Get silky, get fuzzy, stay neutral. (Photo via Edward Berthelot/Getty)

All Suited Up: Pull off the fierce power suit look in off-white, khaki, caramel, or rust. (Photo via Edward Berthelot/Getty)

The It-Bag: Choose a cool, structured purse to complete your sandy skirt and shirt style. (Photo via Edward Berthelot/Getty)

All Patched Up: Pale patchworked fabrics lend variety to everything from outerwear to culotte pants and beyond. (Photo via Claudio Lavenia/Getty)

Fierce and Flowy: Let your clothes bring all the drama in this monochrome OOTD. Try softening a cream-colored statement shoulder with a flowing pant. (Photo via Edward Berthelot/Getty)

The Layered Lewk: Combat the cold by combining not one, but *two* spring trends. Layering a neutral jacket over a natural coat says street style queen, for sure. (Photo via Matthew Sperzel/Getty)

It's in the Deets: A single detailed garment with embroidered trim or a structured sleeve can easily make your muted look pop. (Photo via Christian Vierig/Getty)

Belt It Out: A cinched waist can balance out wide leg bottoms, while linen's clean and slightly crumpled textures add a laidback element. Just put a belt on it take you from blah to badass instantly. (Photo via Claudio Lavenia/Getty)

Cloudy Day Vibes: Gray outerwear was made to mix with cream and white separates. Soft faux fur is a fab way to dress for the mood — especially when it's a little gloomy out. (Photo via Matthew Sperzel/Getty)

Extra, Extra: Fringe is clearly here to stay. It's time to explore all the ways to embellish nude suiting with maximalist flair. (Photo via Neil Mockford/Getty)

Candidly Camel: Shiny, structured pieces will pop, especially when they're sandwiched between coordinated camel. (Photo via Timur Emek/Getty)

One-Piece Wonders: This utility-meets-trench jumpsuit — with double-breasted buttons and structured sleeves — integrates multiple trends into an uncomplicated one-piece. (Photo via Edward Berthelot/Getty)