Once again about fall fashion trend but this time I'm gonna tell more. It's just 15. The next day I will give you another 15. :) Enjoy.
1. The Graphic Pullover — Knits are always a fall must-have, but this time around, we've got our sights set on an edgier version of the classic pullover. Pair fall's graphic essential with anything from printed pants to a miniskirt for a look that'll make a statement but is still practical.
2. The Army Jacket — Layered over knits, blazers, or even a maxi-dress, fall's army jacket is much more refined than what you'd find at an Army/Navy store, but it still packs the basic versatility any wardrobe essential requires.
3. The Ankle Boot — The ankle boot is always a fall essential, but there are so many new, tailored, utterly wantable options out there, we had to sing its praises once again. Our wardrobe suggestion: Wear them with everything and as often as possible to give them that seasoned broken-in feel that only a good rainy festival can replicate.
4. The Polka-Dot Sweater — We're a polka-dot-loving people here, and no matter what season it is, they always seem to make it on our list. But this fall, instead of the smaller, subtler dots, go with bigger, bolder spots that use bright color and scale to make this forever classic modern once again.
5. The Graphic Sheath Dress — As much as we love the world's recent penchant for all things ladylike, too much of it can feel way prim. That's why we love fall's graphic sheath dress, which combines a classic, feminine shape with a cooler, more millennial print. Together, it looks crazy flattering on just about any body type.
6. The Patterned Pencil Skirt — Fall's patterned pencil skirt is a lean and mean basic that still has plenty of personality to go around…and it really does play nice with everything, whether it's a skinny sweater or a slouchy cardi.
7. The Quirky Sneaker — Admit it: Sneakers are appealing, even if you're not the casual type. And this fall, you don't have to swap good style for a great, comfy pair given all the playful options out there (many of them with a nice little hidden lift, too).
8. The Nubby Cardigan — Fall's return to major texture has us all craving knits and jackets with a bit more edge than the basics. So, make sure you add fall's nubby cardigan to your list as an effortless layering piece you'll wear constantly (we already are!).
9. The Silk Trousers — There's something badass about fall's silk trousers, which is why we've added them to our list. You need these for a few reasons — not least of all because they're sexy, strong, and super stylish.
10. The Menswear Watch — If your uncle or dad hasn't passed a (working) one down to you yet, it's time to invest in your own. Layered with chunky chain bracelets, cuffs, or on its own, it's everyday bling without all the bells and whistles.
11. The Not-So-Classic Loafer — As statement shoes continue to get higher and higher, it's nice to know that a refined loafer is still au courant. And this season's best options pair a decidedly ladylike flair with sheer utility.
12. The Bright Belt — If you want to make last year's blazers and dresses feel new again, pair them with fall's bright belt. In fact, stock up on a handful — you won't regret it.
13. The Contrast-Sleeve Moto Jacket — We can thank Burberry for stoking the fires of this sartorial obsession, but lucky for us, there are lots of contrast-sleeve moto jacket options on the market now that don't require a month's rent.
14. The Patterned Midi-Skirt — We actually went back and forth on whether or not the patterned midi-skirt felt like a fall essential. But given how flattering it is on so many shapes and how adaptable it is for day (ballet flats) or night (crazy platforms), we decided we just couldn't live without it…and neither should you.
15. The Colorful Sock — This trend probably freaks many of you out, but trust us — it's a good one well worth your infinite open-mindedness! Whether you wear them with your ankle boots and cropped pants or with a pointy pump, there's no denying the colorful sock speaks volumes this fall.
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