Monochrome Monday: The Biscuit Edition
Whether it’s a structured vest, slouchy trousers, or a perfectly worn-in set, Biscuit has that rare ability to make anything feel instantly put together.
There’s something about Pantone’s Biscuit—that perfect midpoint between beige and caramel—that just works. Warm but not heavy, neutral but never flat. The color of frothed oat milk, a buttery suede trench, the softest knit you pull out every fall. It’s the shade that makes an outfit feel put-together without trying too hard.
Neutrals are nothing new, but Biscuit hits different—somewhere between timeless and right-now. The ‘50s had camel coats on Hollywood icons, the ‘70s made beige bohemian with suede-on-suede layers, and the ‘90s minimalists turned it into a crisp, clean uniform. Now? It’s back, wrapped in quiet luxury—tonal dressing, oversized tailoring, buttery leather bags—a shade that just looks expensive.
Zolf | The Lotus Kaftan
This is the kind of kaftan that makes you feel like you should be sipping mint tea in a sun-drenched riad. The biscuit-toned fabric flows effortlessly, adorned with delicate floral embroidery.
Eqourla | Leather Set
Limé | Flat Suede Shoes
Sacer | Akh Jumpsuit
The Kape | Safia in Camel
By Aura | Brown Suit Set
Paul Ward | Biesdorf
Pessimistic | Light Brown Lounge Set
Christine Massarany | ‘Souffle Intemporel’ Vest
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Apr 19, 2025
