How to Wear Gray + Fresh Green

Sarah Mac

by Mac (aka. Sarah Robinson)

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Gray + fresh green is easily my favorite color story from Oiselle's S14 collection. After seeing the combo on runways and street style, I love being able to carry the trend into my running life.

Here are a few of my favorite ways to wear the color combo:

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The no brainer: all in one, work's already done. Like the spring funnel neck, bird lion, long road tank, mac roga, and lf sweatpants.

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There is no end to the layering combinations! Lux side zip and distance shorts, flyte short sleeve and lux armwarmers, or the above with timeout sweatpants, distance shorts, new lesko shimmel and glovers.

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Almost as easy as the all-in-one, the one, two, run! Loving the big o burnout raglan and distance short.

How do you style the gray + fresh green combination? Show us with #flystyle!

 

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