I'm a Minimalist—7 Fuss-Free Outfits I'll Be Copying This Autumn
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@thecarolinelinStyle Notes: Tailored separates are the easiest way to look put together, with minimal effort needed. Caroline tucks her oversized shirt into wide-leg trousers to keep the look polished. A 'just in case' knit around the shoulders and a white heel elevates just gives that little something extra.
You'll wear this classic knit on heavy rotation across all seasons.
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@y.a.t.r.iStyle Notes: If there's one colour I can guarantee will be huge news for autumn—aside from red—it's grey. And what better way to wear the season's hottest shade than by going top-to-toe tonal? Yatri layers a slouchy knit vest over a second-skin roll neck to create the perfect pairing with jeans.
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@_livmadelineStyle Notes: Proving that mini skirts have longevity beyond summer, Liv styles hers with knee-high boots and a knit top. When it comes to the leather jacket, minimalists will prefer styles sans buckles, buttons and belts. This outfit is already in my saved folder on Instagram ready to copy ASAP.
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@thatgirlyusraStyles Notes: Denim has been key throughout 2023, and it isn't going anywhere. Switch up the traditional Canadian tuxedo by wearing a denim maxi instead of jeans. If you want to tap into the Western boots trend without going full cowgirl, just look for a pair with a simple square-toe and angled heel.
Grab in a size (or two) up for that slouchy fit.
The search for the best denim maxi skirt is off.
Silver accessories work so well with denim.
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@femmeblkStyle Notes: For an upcoming night out or an autumn wedding, the pairing of a long sleeved midi dress with a blazer will always work. You'll be warm enough to enjoy your plans but still look effortlessly chic—genius.
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@smythsistersStyle Notes: Myself and Marianne are among the people who keep their sandals on for as long as possible. I'm of the firm belief that there's no need to pack them away just because it's autumn. Instead, simply style them with cashmere jumpers and trench coats to give them a new season spin.
It's an investment, but you'll wear it forever.
M&S is always a go-to for some of the best cashmere on the high street.
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@giasinatraStyle Notes: It might be one of the oldest tricks in the styling book, but it's still one of the best. Wearing one colour top-to-toe never fails to look chic, especially when you make like Gia Sinatra and pick a shade such as cream.
