Summer 2024 Colour Trend: Crème de la crème
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Tuesday Style Cover
July 9, 2024

Summer 2024 Colour Trend: Crème de la crème

Of the neutral shades that are on-trend for summer 2024, off-white — or vanilla, as we prefer to call it — has emerged as a noteworthy player in the neutral fashion palette. The timeless hue remains a surefire way to achieve the TikTok famous #LowKeyLuxury look that fashionistas are rocking for summer.

As the mercury continues to rise, Tuesday Style Fashion (TSF) spotlights a few chic cream pieces from Rock-star fashion designers that are not only perfect for summer outings but are worth adding to the cart.

Meet Tina, Sammy B’s new Button Down Maxi in a tonal engineered fabrication! Here, designer Samantha Black wears size small. sammybdesigns.com

Beauty expert Kayla Greaves in the Sammy B Tina DressIG/@samanthablacknyc

The Rhea Imani Anas Monokini and Bia Coverup is set to turn “you’re so vanilla” into the ultimate summer compliment!rheaimani.com

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