Key Autumn Trends
Autumn is the season for cosy knitwear, warm outerwear and classic styles that can be dressed up or down to suit your personal style.autumn trends We've spotted key trends on the runways in Milan, New York, London and Paris that we can't wait to add to our wardrobe.
With refined tailoring and strong-shouldered suiting at the forefront of this season's fashion agenda, looking like you came straight from your 9-5 has never looked so chic.autumn trends Whether it's a sharp trench coat or a textured shearling number, the look of grown-up tailoring gives your outfit a sophisticated edge that elevates your everyday look.
Invest in tailored pieces that will last for seasons to come by choosing quality fabrics such as wool and cashmere.autumn trends This way, your jackets and coats will stay in great condition for a long time. For a bolder look, choose colours that will stand the test of time such as rich jewel tones like vibrant greens and warm chocolates or bold heathers and tomato oranges.
While Barbie pink may have been the It colour of spring and summer, a more refined take on this shade made its way down the runways this autumn.autumn trends Stella McCartney embraced British regalia red across moulded tailoring, and there were also hints of sultry vermillion in fringe skirts and maxi dresses. Alternatively, opt for a neutral palette of navy blues or lilacs for an elegant, pared back look.
Add a splash of colour to your everyday look with a pair of bright tights.autumn trends We've seen hosiery in shades of orange and pink at Versace, greens and blues at Miu Miu, purples at Rochas and magenta at Rev. Or, wear a pop of bright blue in your shoes or a smattering of yellow in your accessories to make your outfits more vivid.
Sweater dresses are a fall staple for a reason. They're comfortable, versatile and always on-trend. This season, designers have elevated this wardrobe favourite by focusing on the waist. There have been cinched waists at Christopher Kane and Paco Rabanne as well as peplum blazers at Balmain.
Alternatively, lean into the seventies aesthetic with draped and pleated dresses. A nod to lingerie-inspired shapes, this look is both flattering and contemporary with lace, ruffles and scalloped details all making their way onto the runway.
Go bold with your outerwear this autumn by wearing a printed or patterned coat or jacket. This way you can still keep your day-to-day looks streamlined by pairing them with neutral basics like skinny jeans and ankle boots. For example, this Gudrun Sjoden quilted waistcoat combines two of our favourite autumn fashion trends into one stylish piece: the oversized shape and floral print. Shop the look for yourself here.