Is Your Closet Full of Beige and Black? How to Wear Neutrals Without Looking Boring

If your closet looks like it was sponsored by beige, black, and navy—this one’s for you.
In the latest episode of Midlife Moxie, we’re tackling the topic that too many women avoid: Are you defaulting to neutrals because you love them… or because you’re afraid of color?
Spoiler alert: Neutrals aren’t the problem—it’s how you wear them.
🎥 Watch the Episode
What We Cover in This Episode
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The difference between lazy and intentional neutrals
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Why black isn’t always the universal solution (especially for shoes!)
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The subtle but powerful differences between beige, taupe, camel, and khaki
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How your hair color, contrast level, and personal style should influence your neutral choices
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Real talk on shopping smarter and treating yourself to better basics
We even dive into listener questions, like:
“If I pull my hair back and look cooler, does that mean my palette changes?”
Short answer: No—but how you wear your colors might need to.
Why Neutrals Matter—But Only the Right Ones
Wearing neutrals isn’t boring. Wearing the wrong neutrals in the wrong way? That’s a missed opportunity.
✔️ The right neutral can anchor your entire wardrobe.
✔️ The wrong one can wash you out, dull your features, and drag your look down.
You don’t need every neutral. You need your best light and dark neutral—and we’ll help you find it.
Here’s What to Do Next
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Watch the full episode above or on YouTube.
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Leave a comment with your biggest neutral dilemma—we might answer it in the next episode!
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Need help finding your best neutrals? Get your Signature Color Analysis here
Final Thoughts from Jen & Gail
Neutrals can be powerful, polished, and incredibly stylish when done right. But they’re not a substitute for thoughtfulness. Whether you’re building a capsule wardrobe, dressing for summer travel, or just trying to get out of a style rut—start with better basics in YOUR best colors.
And if you’re not sure what those are? That’s what we’re here for.
🖤 Stay neutral—but never invisible.
🎙️ – Jen & Gail