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"I&amp;#39;ve heard the same complaint from a few women recently--that they love the idea of wearing a neutral dress, but they&amp;#39;re afraid it makes them look too sallow. Find out how to keep your glow while wearing nude, after the jump.\nPinterestFacebookHOLLYWOOD - JULY 16: Katherine Heigl arrives at the Los Angeles premiere of &amp;quot;The Ugly Truth&amp;quot; at the Pacific&amp;#39;s Cinerama Dome on July 16, 2009 in Hollywood, California. (Photo by Steve Granitz/WireImage)\nPHOTO: WireImageKatherine Heigl--whose newly brunette locks are causing a little stir of their own--hit the premiere of her new film The Ugly Truth in a stunning strapless Lanvin dress in a cool, summery shade of khaki. In fact, her look is neutral from head to toe and yet she still shines like the star that she is. So just how&amp;#39;s she pulling it off?\n\nChoose a shade that&amp;#39;s the opposite of your own skin tone. You don&amp;#39;t want to look like you&amp;#39;re actually nude while wearing a nude dress--that would kiiiinda defeat the purpose of wearing clothes, wouldn&amp;#39;t it!? If you&amp;#39;re skin has cool undertones, choose a neutral with some reddish or orange notes in it. If you&amp;#39;ve got a warm skin tone, go for a nude with a steely gray feel beneath (like Katherine&amp;#39;s).\n\n\nMix up the color palette within the same family. Here&amp;#39;s what I&amp;#39;m really loving about this look--Katherine has on about 10 different shades of nude, ranging from the darker bronze-y color of her shoes to the practically-white shade of pearl in her fabulous necklace. All of those little distinctions help highlight different parts of her natural beauty, from her skin tone to her bone structure.\n\n3.Don&amp;#39;t be afraid of a little texture. The last thing you want your nude dress to be is flat-looking (again, you risk the whole &amp;quot;oops, I look like I&amp;#39;m about to get picked up for public indecency&amp;quot; thing). A little texture goes a long way to create visual interest and a sense of drama--think ruffles, ruching, a belt, even feathers.\nHere are a few fabulous neutral dresses we&amp;#39;re really loving this summer:\nDo any of you girls have a nude dress yet? What have you been wearing yours with? Do you love Katherine&amp;#39;s Lanvin look as much as I do? And are you planning to see The Ugly Truth!? Discuss!\nPLUS:\n* Has the nude dress replaced the LBD this summer?\nAND:\n* Kate Bosworth&amp;#39;s nude number: A Do or a Don&amp;#39;t?\nAdd glamour.com to your Google homepage\nFollow Slaves to Fashion on Twitter!\nFriend us on Facebook\nPhoto: Steve Granitz/WireImage"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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