CHOCOLATE EDIT
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CHOCOLATE EDIT
The Chocolate Edit
From soft mocha to deep cocoa, chocolate tones are the new wardrobe neutral — effortlessly chic, endlessly wearable. Our curated Chocolate Edit brings together must-have chocolate dresses, relaxed-fit shorts, and flattering pants that make everyday dressing feel elevated.
These earthy brown hues pair perfectly with crisp white tees, creamy knits, and rich textures. Whether you're after a boxy chocolate denim dress, barrel leg pants, or easy pull-on shorts, each piece is designed to offer comfort, style, and versatility.
Layer with cosy knitwear, or throw on a tonal jacket from our outerwear collection for a polished look that transitions across seasons. Want to finish the look? Explore elevated tops in cotton or discover what’s new in our latest arrivals.
Chocolate Clothing FAQs
What colours go well with chocolate brown clothing?
Chocolate brown pairs beautifully with soft neutrals like white, cream, beige and grey. For contrast, try rust, blush pink, or sage green. It also looks chic with black for a tonal, modern look.
Is chocolate brown flattering on all skin tones?
Yes! Chocolate tones are rich and grounding, making them flattering across a wide range of skin tones. The depth of the colour brings warmth and softness to any look.
Can I wear chocolate brown in summer?
Absolutely. Lighter-weight chocolate pieces like cotton shorts, linen-blend pants, and sleeveless dresses are ideal for warm-weather dressing. Pair with white or oat-toned tops for a breezy feel.
How do I style chocolate pants or shorts?
Style chocolate bottoms with a tucked-in white tee, oversized shirt, or lightweight knit. Add tan sandals or crisp sneakers for an effortless finish.
Are chocolate clothes versatile for work and weekends?
Yes — chocolate clothing is the ultimate multitasker. Dress it up with structured layers and accessories for the office, or go casual with relaxed fits and simple styling for off-duty days.
