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• “Can I just say, that if I get one more email from Intermix about how I have to have a $1200 "greige" Nicholas Kirkwood sweater that looks like a moth exploded and then had an affair with a shag rug who molested a knotted sheep, I'm going to scream.”

  The Huffington Post: Meredith Fineman: Fifty First (J)Dates: Fall Fahhshun and What It Means for Your Dating Life.

• “You probably know the look: clean, unadorned lines; high-gloss wood or stone floors; a muted palette of soft gray, beige and "greige" (a bold combination of the two); glass tables; white bed linens; and, at its most sublime, lacquered kitchens with no visible appliances, pots or stray spoons -- in fact, no signs of culinary activity whatsoever.”

  The Wall Street Journal: The Comforts of Home

• “It's a beautiful 'greige' and it looks fantastic with Cloud White trim.”

  Apartment Therapy Main

• “London Fashion Week, couture tans, "greige" nails and SS10's new take on "beachy hair" fast forwarded us to sunny days and balmy nights.”

  Evening Standard - Home

• “greige" shade debuted on the runway in October, and since going on sale in January, the company says it is its top-selling polish and has sold out three times on”

  The Seattle Times

• “She was decked out in a pair of cuffed boyfriend jeans, grey stacked heel ankle boots, a greige cashmere sweater and a bracelet sleeved mink.”

  The Huffington Post: Elizabeth Nicholas: The Iceman Cometh

• “Of course, if "greige" is a little understated for you, you could always get a set of William and Kate nail decals.”

  The Huffington Post: April Daniels Hussar: The 10 Craziest Moments of Royal Wedding Frenzy Yet

• “In the United States, greige goods are usually brought by ship from Asia and then trucked from ports to assembly and distribution centers, and from there to stores.”

  Simon & Schuster: THE STORY OF STUFF

• “Many retailers of clothing and increasingly also electronics, toys, and other items reduce time in the supply chain by importing what are known as “greige goods.””

  Simon & Schuster: THE STORY OF STUFF

• “Through a casual contact, Haslam was set up for an interview with Condé Nast editorial director Alexander Liberman and landed something far more glamorous: a job in the art department of Vogue, then under the editorship of Jessica Daves amid a netherworld of greige interiors, white-gloved assistants, high-society editors such as Babs Simpson and Chessy Rayner, and a would-be novelist on the copydesk, Joan Didion, who, Haslam recalls, spent the mornings crying.”

  Truly, Madly, Nicky

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