I know the last thing you probably want to think about in August is the fall, right? But truth is, fall fashions hit the runways a while ago, and of course I want you to be fully prepared for the season and have as much info on all the new trends. So today I want to tell you the 10 items every woman needs to have in her wardrobe....in preparation for fall. Here's your cheat sheet of wearable trends to shop for, plus runway-inspired finds you'll love! It's never too early to prepare for the upcoming season ladies, so get inspired now for what's to come this fall!
1. Pencil skirt - at designer shows like Jason Wu, his tailored pencil skirts paired well with everything from tailored blouses to big and boxy jackets. Heels are a requirement here ladies, be they pointy-toe pumps or strappy sandals.
2. Multi-fabric coat - wool meets leather and fur in fall's mixed-media outerwear. You don't have to match your boots to your (leather) trim to rotate these statement pieces into your wardrobe. But consider their vibe - whether tough, bohemian or classic.
3. Bright Chunky knit - cables and jacquard weaves team with hot colors for cozy knits. Designers went for contrast on the runway, and so should you. Choose a dressier piece - preferably tailored, not froufrou - as a contrast to bulk and texture on top.
4. Winged tote - expandable sides define the newest big bags, but it's more about the look than utility. This classic shape adds ladylike poise to unstructured, loose sportswear.
5. Leather T - so chic I hate to call it super-trendy (but it is!). Combine with separates in denim or lace, taking it as reserved or as edgy as you wish. Try it belted.
6. Cropped pants - this season finely tailored versions wake up your work look and can even stand in as tights under a dress. Pair with oxfords, ankle-strap pumps, or any other shoe you want to show off.
7. Moto Jacket - the tough topper is having a major moment! Besides straight-up black leather, there are two-toned takes and tweed versions with details like quilting and rough edges. Pretend it's a neutral blazer and sport with anything from a long, flowy skirt to wool trousers.
8. Full-skirted dress - designers just couldn't let go of the 60s silhouette, which makes for luxe looks that aer a whole lot easier on the hips than, say, the classic sheath. Dress it down by adding flats and a fitted jacket or cardigan.
9. Pointy-toe pumps - your new day-to-evening heels. On the runway these sharp shoes glammed up menswear cuts. Go for a bright or jewel tone to enliven a wardrobe of neutrals.
10. Printed suits - DKNY, Louis Vuitton, and Miu Miu took suits on a psychedelic ride! For night, show skin with a sleek tank. For day, personalize with a crisp white shirt.
1. Pencil skirt - at designer shows like Jason Wu, his tailored pencil skirts paired well with everything from tailored blouses to big and boxy jackets. Heels are a requirement here ladies, be they pointy-toe pumps or strappy sandals.
2. Multi-fabric coat - wool meets leather and fur in fall's mixed-media outerwear. You don't have to match your boots to your (leather) trim to rotate these statement pieces into your wardrobe. But consider their vibe - whether tough, bohemian or classic.
3. Bright Chunky knit - cables and jacquard weaves team with hot colors for cozy knits. Designers went for contrast on the runway, and so should you. Choose a dressier piece - preferably tailored, not froufrou - as a contrast to bulk and texture on top.
4. Winged tote - expandable sides define the newest big bags, but it's more about the look than utility. This classic shape adds ladylike poise to unstructured, loose sportswear.
5. Leather T - so chic I hate to call it super-trendy (but it is!). Combine with separates in denim or lace, taking it as reserved or as edgy as you wish. Try it belted.
6. Cropped pants - this season finely tailored versions wake up your work look and can even stand in as tights under a dress. Pair with oxfords, ankle-strap pumps, or any other shoe you want to show off.
7. Moto Jacket - the tough topper is having a major moment! Besides straight-up black leather, there are two-toned takes and tweed versions with details like quilting and rough edges. Pretend it's a neutral blazer and sport with anything from a long, flowy skirt to wool trousers.
8. Full-skirted dress - designers just couldn't let go of the 60s silhouette, which makes for luxe looks that aer a whole lot easier on the hips than, say, the classic sheath. Dress it down by adding flats and a fitted jacket or cardigan.
9. Pointy-toe pumps - your new day-to-evening heels. On the runway these sharp shoes glammed up menswear cuts. Go for a bright or jewel tone to enliven a wardrobe of neutrals.
10. Printed suits - DKNY, Louis Vuitton, and Miu Miu took suits on a psychedelic ride! For night, show skin with a sleek tank. For day, personalize with a crisp white shirt.
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