"What Should I Wear in Autumn?" It's a Big Question, and We've Just Answered It
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@itsnajmaahmedStyle Notes: Look for monochromatic or neutral palettes in simple silhouettes to ensure maximum wear potential.
This cult blazer keeps selling out, so scoop it up while you can.
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@amaka.hamelijnckStyle Notes: Cardigans and jumpers will always be autumn style mainstays, but fleeces feel more timely for 2023 and are often even toastier.
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@raeannlangasStyle Notes: Is it just us, or is investing in new tights one of the better autumn rites of passage? Look for premium pairs and take care of them (e.g., wash them in cold water) to ensure they last the entire season.
You might be used to buying your hosiery for next to nothing, but it's worth spending a bit more to avoid those instant pulls and ladders.
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@smythsistersStyle Notes: You're guaranteed to get adequate wear out of a knitted co-ord in autumn, as you can wear the pieces separately or together. Right now, we're favouring the autumnal-coloured variety.
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@syanalaniyanStyle Notes: There are lots of boot trends to consider this year, but you can never go wrong with a pair of classic leather knee-high boots. Look for heeled styles that you can wear without concern pre-frost and -ice.
Ganni always delivers fresh takes on the cowboy boot.
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@jen_wondersStyle Notes: When it becomes too chilly for vest tops or slinky camisoles, turn to pretty button-up blouses. White styles will work with everything you own and look exceptional layered under trending knitted vests.
Layer under a knitted vest and let the bright knit take centre stage.
Tuck into jeans, a midi skirt, wide-leg trousers—you name it.
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@ada_oguntoduStyle Notes: Roll-necks are to autumn what sandals are to summer—a nonnegotiable part of the fashion uniform. Start wearing yours at the first hint of the colder weather.
You'll be wearing this weekly (if not daily) when the temperature drops.
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@sylviemus_Style Notes: While it might still be too warm to don your woolly outerwear, it would be remiss not to have a coat at your disposal should the weather turn. A lightweight option that’s roomy enough to layer over your knitwear is the goal—trenches are perfect,
No brand does trench coats quite like Burberry.
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@allisonhoStyle Notes: There's a time and a place for bare arms, and autumn isn't it. Seek out long-sleeve dresses (preferably in knitted fabrications) to keep the heat in.
Swap your boots for heels and take this dress on a night out.
We're a little obsessed with knit dresses here at Who What Wear, and Mango makes some of the best.
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@venswifestyleStyle Notes: Loose-leg jeans are proving all the rage this year, but you shouldn't forget about your trusty straight-legs. Not only do they look chic, but chances are they're narrow enough to tuck into your boots.
Versatile and sustainable? *Adds to basket*
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@abimarvelStyle Notes: You know it's autumn when leather starts hitting the shelves again. Whether you opt for real or faux, this heavy-duty fabric will keep the chill at bay whilst bestowing your look with an air of cool. A win-win, really.
This straight-leg shape would work well with oversized shirts and fitted turtlenecks alike.
Like all of Aligne's leather pieces, this sleek skirt is chrome-free.