As some of us gear up for this fall's much-hyped return to reality, there might be some anxiety surrounding deteriorated water-cooler-small-talk skills and having to control your grimaces and frowns without the shield of a mask. But one thing we're not pressed about? Our wardrobes.
From our sartorial meditations during the past year-plus, successfully and consistently flexing on our estranged colleagues/schoolmates/random pedestrians boils down to two main elements: classic, never-fail Levi's jeans combined with a few "Oh, remember me?" pieces, such as a plaid Zoom-worthy collar blouse and slick outerwear in the shade of a strawberry shortcake ice cream bar. Together, these parts make up an effective, easily maintainable, and not-too-try-hard whole. Ahead, keep clicking to see exactly what denim and apparel essentials we're picking up to outfit ourselves for an unforgettable re-entry into "normal" life.
Levi's 720 High-Rise Super Skinny Jeans, $, available at Kohl's
Levi's Classic Faux Suede Motorcycle Jacket, $, available at Kohl's
Levi's 311 Shaping Skinny Jeans, $, available at Kohl's
Ahead of its September 3 premiere at the Venice Film Festival, film production company NEON released a teaser poster for Spencer, the forthcoming Princess Diana biopic. The poster shows Kristen Stewart as Diana, slumped over with her back to the camera, wearing a voluminous off-white gown with gold embroidery. Around her neck hangs a single string of pearls. Between the size of her dress and the elegant style of jewelry, Stewart’s look brings to mind a number of similar ensembles from Diana’s fashion archives.
First, there was Diana’s wedding dress by Elizabeth and David Emanuel — which featured a 25-foot train, puffy sleeves, and an excess of taffeta — that she wore to wed Prince Charles in 1981. That same year, the people’s princess wore an off-the-shoulder, belted gown by Bellville Sassoon to London’s V&A Museum. Then there was the white-and-gold Emanuel dress that Diana wore on a number of occasions in the late ‘80s, including a dinner at the German Embassy in London in 1986 and the premiere of the James Bond film The Living Daylights in London in 1987.
The film poster for Spencer features Kristen Stewart as Princess Diana in a white dress, leaning over and presumably weeping into the large skirt of her dress. The dress evokes several real life Diana dresses but doesn’t seem to copy any particular one. #princessdiana#spencerpic.twitter.com/nsR9SHfN7i
Despite striking similarities, the dress featured in the poster — designed by Oscar-winning costume designer Jacqueline Durran, most famous for creating that green dress from Atonement and the costumes for Greta Gerwig’s Little Women — is not a recreation. According to a publicist for NEON, Durran, instead, took inspiration from various sources for Stewart’s costumes. This approach mimics director Pablo LarraÃn’s for the film, as noted in his Venice Film Festival statement: “Building the character of Diana, we didn’t just want to create a replicated image of her, but use cinema and its tools to create an internal world that [struck] the right balance between the mystery and fragility of her character.”
Fall is just around the corner, which means your wardrobe will soon be experiencing the ol’ classic switcheroo. Knitted sweaters will be swapped in for tank tops, mini skirts will be in hibernation in favor of loose pants, and toe-covered shoes will reign while sandals rest. Since we're folks who spend our days scouring the interwebs for cool stuff to recommend, you can be certain that the Refinery29 shopping team is already eyeing the autumnal gems we want to buy for ourselves. Curious to know what’s on our stylish editors’ minds, I went straight to Slack to ask, “What are the items on your ultimate fall fashion wishlist?” The responses did not disappoint, and, in fact, revealed a lot about what the vibe may be for the months ahead. As you’ll see, we’re edging towards earth-toned clothing, we’re bringing denim back, and we’re building our looks around mix-&-match capsule pieces (hello, Everlane). Want to shop like our editors this fall? Scroll on for our hand-picked faves ahead.
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Levi's Ribcage Straight Ankle Jeans
“Word on the street is that jeans are about to make their big comeback this fall. In anticipation of that, I’ve decided to freshen up my existing denim stock with a new classic cut from Levi’s. I already own (and swear by) a pair of the brand’s iconic Wedgies but have yet to try the Ribcage Straight Ankle — and, this here true-blue Georgie colorway is speaking to me.” – Elizabeth Buxton, Deputy Director
Levi's Ribcage Straight Ankle Jeans, $, available at Shopbop
Everlane The Canvas Basket Tote
“I love a good tote — and this $58 style from Everlane checks all my boxes: oversized to fit all the stuff, crafted from a durable cotton canvas in a fall-perfect hue, and fashioned in a modern basket-y, bucket-y design that will comfortably fit over my shoulder while still looking cool. It’s definitely poised to be my cute-commuter-bag MVP.” – Elizabeth Buxton, Deputy Director
Everlane The Canvas Basket Tote, $, available at Everlane
Urban Outfitters Stormy Plush Fleece Jacket
“On my quest for the perfect fall fleece, I stumbled across this funky Urban Outfitters number that’s attractively priced at under-100 buckaroos. Although it comes in three other poppy colors (like neon orange and bubblegum pink), I am particularly taken with this faded-khaki green. The style and cut reminds me of a Sandy Liang meets Patagonia (aka the perfect balance of trendy-sporty) and I plan to wear it with wide-leg jeans, chunky boots, and a comfy tee.” – Elizabeth Buxton, Deputy Director
Urban Outfitters Stormy Plush Fleece Jacket, $, available at Urban Outfiiters
Jenni Kayne Suede Mule
“Although I’ve never been one for dropping $$$ on shoes, these saddle-hued suede mules by Jenni Kayne stopped me in my tracks. They cost a very pretty penny but are well worth the investment for the quality craftsmanship, slip-on comfort, and wear-with-anything style. They’re handmade in Italy from 100% suede and feature a chic pointed toe with a comfy padded sole. I plan to wear them with everything from jeans to sweatpants and flouncy fall dresses.” – Elizabeth Buxton, Deputy Director
Jenni Kayne Suede Mule, $, available at Jenni Kayne
Eloquii Menswear Vegan Leather Blazer
"I’ve been looking for a plus-size-friendly leather jacket with this exact cut in all the vintage/second-hand stores. I’ve yet to find one that fits right, but I think this one by Eloquii might just be perfect!" – Chichi Offor, Affiliate Associate Writer
Eloquii Menswear Vegan Leather Blazer, $, available at Eloquii
Stuart Weitzman Norah Bootie
"I have been a fan of Stuart Weitzman shoes for a while. I especially love that they have wide widths, so I can comfortably rock any style. These are the ultimate bootie — like truly what shoe dreams are made of. I’d love the indigo embossed pair for a statement piece!" – Chichi Offor, Affiliate Associate Writer
Stuart Weitzman Norah Bootie, $, available at Stuart Weitzman
Wray Nina Dress
"I literally want every single piece that Wray makes, but alas, my bank account would suffer. I don’t know if it’s my Aries soul, but I want this chili pepper red dress so bad. It’s the perfect hue!!!!" – Chichi Offor, Affiliate Associate Writer
"I'm one of those people who really got into the silk headscarf babushka look this past summer — and I'm not done with it yet! I love this puffer hood from Etsy accessories maker Emmibehappy. I already have one of in a terra cotta color that I bought last year and now I want to grab a second color in a more standard black." – Jinnie Lee, Freelance Fashion Writer
Emmibehappy Puffy Hood Scarf, $, available at Etsy
Lattelier Tie-Waist Blazer & Front Slit Trousers Matching Suit
"When it comes to dressing up, I prefer pantsuits over dresses, hands down. One of my childhood pals is getting married this fall and I plan on wearing this two-piece suited number to his ceremony. Plus, a suit is such a wardrobe expander because it's like scoring a twofer deal when you wear them as separates: the blazer can be worn anytime as a lightweight jacket and the trousers can sub in for any pair of jeans if I'm trying to look fancier." – Jinnie Lee, Freelance Fashion Writer
Lattelier Tie-Waist Blazer, $, available at Lattelier
Lattelier Front Slit Trousers, $, available at Lattelier
Aritzia The Stedman Coat
"I think a camel coat is one of the chicest, most versatile outerwear pieces because of its neutral color — but it has to be a proper trench length, and not cropped like a pea coat. It inevitably becomes my most worn piece throughout fall. This year, I'd like to give my tattered older style an upgrade! But I have a few rules for the new coat: It absolutely has to be wool, the bottom hem has to hit below my knees, and it needs to be slightly oversized to accommodate for thick knits." – Jinnie Lee, Freelance Fashion Writer
"I have a real knee-buckling weakness for jewels and gold and things I can put on my fingers — and this ring makes me so emotional I want to cry. Honestly, I salivate over everything Seb Brown makes. While I know rings can be worn all year round, this multi-stoned signet reminds me distinctly of fall with its vibrant colors and various jeweled textures. I faint!!!" – Jinnie Lee, Freelance Fashion Writer
Seb Brown 9ct Gold Neapolitan Multi-Stone Signet Ring, $, available at Liberty London
Holzweiler Vivian Recycled Twill Mini Dress
"I’m not quite ready to give up dresses yet, so I’m eyeing transitional pieces with longer sleeves, that would look good with boots or loafers or that can even be styled over pants as a long top. This Holzweiler dress does all three, plus it's made from recycled polyester." – Amanda Randone, Freelance Fashion Writer
Holzweiler Vivian recycled twill mini dress, $, available at Net-A-Porter
Notte Lover's Tear Necklace
"All those chunky sweaters call for chunky accessories, like this handmade, sparkly glass pear pendant on a ball chain that’ll stand out against any knit." – Amanda Randone, Freelance Fashion Writer
Notte Jewelry LOVER'S TEAR NECKLACE, $, available at Notte Jewelry
Alex Mill Button-Back Crewneck Sweater
"Speaking of chunky sweaters, this cream-colored, balloon-sleeve option from Alex Mill has me wanting to fast-forward straight into the fall." – Amanda Randone, Freelance Fashion Writer
Alex Mill Button-Back Crewneck Sweater, $, available at Alex Mill
Pleats Please Issey Miyake Midi Skirt
"I’m truly an Issey Miyake fangirl and I’ve always wanted something from the Pleats Please line. It’s definitely a wardrobe investment, but this skirt is a stunner and would be the best fall staple to wear for literally the rest of my life." – Kate Spencer, Creative & Updates Editor
PLEATS PLEASE ISSEY MIYAKE Technical-pleated midi skirt, $, available at MatchesFashion
Uniqlo Extra Fine Merino Crew Neck Sweater
"I live in crewneck sweaters during the fall and winter, and Uniqlo is a great place to grab a few new ones each season. They’re always really reasonably priced, great quality, and come in a nice range of colors and cuts. I’ll usually size up for a more relaxed and oversized look." – Kate Spencer, Creative & Updates Editor
Uniqlo EXTRA FINE MERINO CREW NECK SWEATER, $, available at Uniqlo
Dr. Martens Oxford Mono Derbys
"I love my Dr. Martens Mono Derbys, but I’ve had the same pair for at least six years and am wayyyy overdue for a replacement. They’re super comfortable, go with literally any outfit (I love wearing them with skirts and big sweaters in the fall), and they’re my go-to shoe for wet and rainy days." – Kate Spencer, Creative & Updates Editor
Dr. Martens Black 1461 Mono Derbys, $, available at SSENSE
Girlfriend Collective Taro Classic Hoodie
"In a perfect world I would want to buy some sophisticated business clothes that make me look like a bonafide professional, but I just want to add to my sweatshirt collection like I do every fall. I do think the lovely Taro hue and the supple sustainable organic cotton make this hoodie a tad more classy than your average sweatshirt (especially if I pair it with matching sweatpants!)." – Alexandra Polk, Lifestyle Writer
"I highly underestimated how much you still need a backpack in post-grad life when you’re no longer running to class every day. This Everlane pack is so pretty on the outside with its earth tone and simple design, but it also has enough storage to haul everything I need whether I’m commuting to the office or heading to the airport." – Alexandra Polk, Lifestyle Writer
Everlane The ReNew Transit Backpack, $, available at Everlane
Zara High Collar Knit Sweater
"It’s not officially fall for me until I bust out the turtlenecks. It is so easy to make your winter wardrobe look effortless and chic when you buy a hundred turtlenecks in different colors and variations. You can always find me making a beeline to Zara for the brand’s inexpensive yet durable cold-weather basics." – Alexandra Polk, Lifestyle Writer
Zara HIGH COLLAR KNIT SWEATER, $, available at Zara
Everlane The Denim Jacket | Uniform
"Something that’s been on my wishlist forever is a good black denim jacket. Well, the search is over because this is the one. The boxiness (with the androgynous feel) of this jacket will pair so nicely with all of my outfits, and give them the right amount of a masculine flair." – Mercedes Viera, Associate Deals Writer
Everlane The Denim Jacket | Uniform, $, available at Everlane
Everlane The Drapey Square Shirt
"Who said you can have too many button-down shirts? Absolutely no one. Most of my summer closet consists of oversized button-downs, so what’s one (or four) more? This color and the structure of this shirt is so good and unique. I can just picture it, paired with my favorite black boots." – Mercedes Viera, Associate Deals Writer
Everlane The Drapey Square Shirt, $, available at Everlane
Pilcro The Breaker Relaxed Jeans
"I simply cannot do jeans during the summer. That’s why I’m so excited to get to wear them this fall. I definitely need more relaxed fit jeans in my life so these Anthropologie Pilcro ones seem perfect. The blue wash is one I don’t have in my closet right now, so this is a definite must-have." – Mercedes Viera, Associate Deals Writer
Pilcro Pilcro The Breaker Relaxed Jeans, $, available at Anthropologie
Madewell Seagrove Pullover Sweater
"Because I recently moved and left behind my fall wardrobe, I need to start my fall style from scratch. And a definite must-have are Madewell sweaters. I’m very picky with the texture of my clothing, especially sweaters, and I just know that I’ll have the easiest time finding just the right amount of softness that I need at Madewell." – Mercedes Viera, Associate Deals Writer
Madewell Seagrove Pullover Sweater, $, available at Madewell
Madewell Harlow Wide-Leg Pants
"When I tell you that I need these pants, I literally NEED these pants. Oh my god! I feel like they were meant for me. They’re so perfect for fall, and they are androgynous enough to live permanently in my closet." – Mercedes Viera, Associate Deals Writer
Madewell Harlow Wide-Leg Pants, $, available at Madewell
Thousand Fell Lace-Up Sneakers
"I already own a pair of white sneaks from sustainable brand Thousand Fell, and am fully obsessed with them. (The kicks are 100% animal-free and vegan, but as they like to say, I wouldn’t even be able to tell.) These black ones are so chic, and I already know I’ll be able to wear them with everything in my closet." – Karina Hoshikawa, Beauty & Wellness Market Writer
Thousand Fell WOMEN'S LACE UP, $, available at Thousand Fell
Abercrombie & Fitch Denim Jacket
"Since I recently moved to Miami, fall is going to look different for me this year. I expect to the season to hover around denim jacket weather and not a degree chillier. This Abercrombie find is everything I could ask for in a light-medium layer: It’s slightly cropped (which is perfect for petite gals like me) and has a boxy fit that isn’t too bulky. Plus, at under $100? I might even pick up a few washes." – Karina Hoshikawa, Beauty & Wellness Market Writer
"Olive & June’s gorge fall collection just dropped, and there’s truly a shade for every nail personality. However, I immediately developed a serious color crush on Geometry, the dreamy hunter green seen here. I may not have been much of a math person growing up, but this hue is definitely speaking my language." – Karina Hoshikawa, Beauty & Wellness Market Writer
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It's hard to believe that not so long ago, jeans were amongst the most casual trousers you could wear in polite society. But after 28 years (approximately) of four-way stretch — or no leg casings at all — the thought of rigid denim on the daily again might make you preemptively picture a cat clawing out of a shark costume.
No fear, though — as the wheel of fashion circles turns, so, too, can our attitudes and sartorial habits around hard pants. But if the issue is the trousers themselves and their perceived discomfort/difficult-to-get-right-ness, Old Navy's BODEQUALITY initiative has addressed many of our most pressing complaints by conducting body scans of 389 women to give their jeans a bang-on fit, reengineering every single pair to feel and look good — in sizes 0–30.
With on-point updates based on real customers' feedback, these new and improved styles give just about everyone the freedom of choice to get back in the saddle. Keep scrolling to see some of the revamped cuts and to learn more about why these are the jeans you'll actually be happy to wriggle into, again and again.
Give It To Me Straight
Ever do up your button fly with ease in the morning, then feel like there's a boa constrictor hugging your midriff by the afternoon? News flash: Our bodies change throughout the day, so Old Navy's designers factored that in with a little more give in the waist. In response to customer feedback, the brand also made sure their slimmer cuts stayed fitted down to the ankle, avoiding the "why do my straight jeans fit so wide" problem that can plague larger sizes.
Low Exposure
When's the last time you could drop it this low 1) without creating a canyon between your derriere and the waistband, 2) without revealing more than you meant to, and 3) without requiring assistance to get upright again? Hover over the buttons on the image to read up on how Old Navy finally fixed that annoying gap for women with small waists and curvier bottoms (hallelujah).
Back It Up
We'd be lying if we said we didn't have thoughts about where the pockets sit on our jeans, mostly because it can make or break the back view. Here, you can see that the design department has figured out prime placement, because you (and your bum) deserve it.
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The tulle, the ruffles, the fairytale etherealness of couture brides… All of those vibes are now available to shop for brides everywhere, thanks to French couturier Giambattista Valli’s first bridal capsule collection, aimed at shoppers who can’t drop $100,000 on a one-time dress. On Wednesday, the Parisian house announced the upcoming release of the new line, aptly titled “Love.”
Embedded with the house’s DNA of contemporary elegance, the collection features 17 made-to-order pieces, including bridal gowns, mini dresses, and a suit, as well as pieces appropriate for guests and bridesmaids in white, ivory, and pastel pink. From off-the-shoulder sleeves and ruffles to pantsuits, the selection is on-trend for brides in 2021, who are gravitating toward non-traditional silhouettes and casual looks. And it all comes with shoes and pearl clutches for both brides and their wedding parties to accessorize with on the joyous occasion.
Although Giambattista Valli has been a staple of the couture bridal world for decades, this marks the first time the designer is branching out to serve brides with a tighter (though still significant) budget, with pieces selling for anywhere from $3,000 to $29,000, according to WWD. While the average price of wedding gowns in 2019 reached $1,600, Valli’s pricing is on par with similar designer bridal offerings like Vera Wang, Marchesa, and Monique Lhuillier. Prior to this announcement, the house has made wedding gowns for celebrities like Jessica Biel and Charlotte Casiraghi.
After building a couture institution for decades, Valli has attempted to step outside of his box for the past few years, collaborating with brands like H&M. In 2019, the designer’s collaboration with the Swedish retail giant included tulle gowns, floral frocks, and leather pieces, retailing from $17.99 to $649.
Starting September 9, brides will have a chance to attend the house’s first bridal trunk show at Bloomingdale’s in New York City, followed by upcoming in-person trunk shows at Capitol in Charlotte, North Carolina (September 16), and Brentwood, California (September 23), as well as at Neiman Marcus in Dallas, Texas (October 14).
If you’re planning on injecting a bit of French je nais sais quois to your wedding (and have the budget to do so!), this collection will surely bring a memorable touch to your “I do.”
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