11 Anti-Trend Pieces That Will Work Hard In Any Autumn Wardrobe
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@greceghanemStyle Notes: Trench coats are the perfect autumnal cover-up because they provide just the right amount of protection from the elements without making you feel too hot during the inconsistent autumn weather. Plus, they're just so chic.
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@abimarvelStyle Notes: Knitwear and autumn naturally go hand in hand. The most stylish way to wear knit, particularly at the start of the season, is in dress form. Wear yours with a pair of knee-high boots and a leather clutch bag for an elevated look.
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@champagnemaniStyle Notes: Wide-leg, loose-fit denim is still trending for autumn, but if you're looking for blues that'll never go out of style, we advise investing in a pair of straight-leg jeans in a classic, vintage colour.
This sold out style is now back in stock.
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@monikhStyle Notes: Over the past few seasons, flannel shirts have been adopted by fashion people and are now the ultimate choice for autumn. While they work seamlessly with straight-leg jeans, we love the idea of styling them with a slip skirt.
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@oumaymaboumeshouliStyle Notes: Chunky track-sole boots might be considered trendy, but any terrain boots are an important and practical autumn fashion item to invest in.
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@femmeblkStyle Notes: Cardigans are an essential layering piece for the colder months, but while temperatures are still somewhat palatable, wear V-neck cardigans with nothing underneath for a cool shirt alternative.
This superfine cashmere is light enough for the transition between seasons.
Khaite's iconic cardigan comes back every autumn.
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@venswifestyleStyle Notes: Autumn is the ideal time to start reintegrating heavy textures, such as faux and real leather, into your outfit rotation. Trousers are always a good idea, but so are midi skirts.
The much-loved Greta skirt now comes in a soft, buttery leather version.
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@alexisforemanStyle Notes: During the months when it's still too warm for a full-on winter coat, a woollen, heavy-duty blazer is a good solution. The fabric will keep you warm when there's a chill in the air, but the cropped length will keep your autumnal outfits from feeling too wintry.
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@aimeesongStyle Notes: We're not fussy—your autumn outfits will benefit from any type of loafers. But if you want a more directional option, look for loafers with stacked platform soles.
Style with dresses, tailoring, jeans and more.
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@hannahlewisstylistStyle Notes: 2023 is undoubtedly the year of the trousers, and designers have chosen to bring wide-leg, tailored styles to their autumn collections. Don't be afraid to get experimental with your colour selection, as the sleek silhouette will ensure your choice looks elevated and classic.
I'm desperate to add this colour to my wardrobe.
Styling tailored trousers requires little effort. This outfit is case in point.
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@basicstouchStyle Notes: It pays to have a roll-neck top or two at your disposal. Wear them on their own now, then layer them under cardigans and knitted vests when the temperature starts to plummet.
