Grey knit, charcoal trousers and a long grey coat

Different greys create depth while keeping the palette restrained. A lighter knit remains visible inside the coat, and the darker trousers continue a long line toward black shoes. The coat and wide leg share a vertical direction, letting changes in surface replace patterns. This illustrates substantial layering without requiring every inner garment to become narrow. Use medium grey crewneck sweater to add surface interest through knit texture rather than a competing print or bright accessory. Use charcoal wide trousers to balances the upper layers with a long lower shape rather than a tight ankle line. Use black plain-toe derbies to add a defined endpoint that can support both straight trousers and a more textured upper layer. Use long grey coat to create a long outer edge that relates to the trouser line rather than concentrating all volume at the torso.