I ordered the moonstone colour.  If you're wondering if it's more of a neutral concrete colour or more of a beige, it's sort of in between, like a light colour of sand.  It is not exactly a neutral linen colour nor is it a yellowish beige.

The shoe design is pretty, I think it's real leather (says so on the shoe stamp inside the shoe), and it's good enough to try ordering a second time if you get the wrong size.

I can wear 9, 9.5 or 10 or Euro 40 or 41 and I can wear W (D) or WW (E).  I read the reviews here and I took away from them that I should order the smallest of those sizes to fit my feet.  So I ordered a 9 W.  It was TOO SMALL.  If you have a wide foot, ignore the reviews and get your normal size.  I agree that this shoe is slightly wider than other Naturalizer wide shoes.  In the C/D range, it's more of a D than a C (and Naturalizer typically makes shoes more like a C).  I consider a C to be a "fits wide" size rather than a "true wide".  So this W is a "true wide".  But if you have a true wide foot, you'll need it.  And the size 9 was too small.  I am re-ordering a 9.5 and I hope it's long enough.  The heel does slip a little even on this shoe that is too tight in length, so I think the bigger one will too.  You might want to get a heel grip pad for it.