Before you call it quits on your seasonal wardrobe transformation, take a look at some of the best fashion items our team recommends for the season, from puppy-printed shirts to secondhand Oxford shoes.
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DKNY Plaid Vest
“I’ve been looking for a new vest to add to my collection for a while, and this one fits right in. While I love neutrals, I typically have a hard time pairing prints in those shades with other pieces in my wardrobe. Yet, this one has been easy: I’ve paired it with trousers (pictured here), as well as white skirts and jeans. Even though it’s on trend this fall, the vest is a classic that will continue to be in my wardrobe for years to come.” — Frances Solá-Santiago, fashion writer
“Metallics are having a moment this year and, if the runways of the spring 2024 season are any indication, they will continue to trend next year. I got this skirt earlier this summer and have worn it for the last month from New York Fashion Week (pictured here) to London and now Paris. I love it because it looks equally great when paired with a statement top (like this Cecilie Bahnsen number that I rented via Rent The Runway) as a neutral gray sweater for a more subtle monochrome look. I could also wax poetic about these Chloe sneakers that have likewise gone with me from New York to Europe and turned me into a sneaker person but I kind of already did.” — Irina Grechko, fashion director
Maje Silver Pleated Skirt, $, available at MajePhoto: Christian Vierig/Getty Images.
Rachel Antonoff Best In Show James Shirt & Furla Camelia Bag
“I love a print, especially a cheeky print (zoom in on those pups, I dare ya). This one calls to me for fall with its faded burnt orange on faded yellow pattern and sturdy wooden buttons.
As a person with big boobs and wide hips, I’ve really struggled with the current trend of wearing cross-bodies and belt bags tight across the chest. That is until I found this Furla bag on Rent The Runway. It’s small enough to sit comfortably above my hip but big enough to hold my wallet, keys, and glasses. Bonus: The strap is adjustable and long enough to go below the butt." — Hannah Rimm, senior life editor
Rachel Antonoff James Shirt, $, available at Rachel Antonoff
"I was rendered speechless the first time I slipped into a pair of American Eagle jeans (mom jeans, naturally) in the year 2023. I couldn’t figure out how the same brand I adored in my youth could fit my adult body in, dare I say it, an even better manner. I was gifted this flared pair in black, and they are currently the most flattering pair of jeans I own. They hug in all the right places and are a soft, stretchy material." — Annie Black, senior social editor
American Eagle AE Next Level Super High-Waisted Flare Jean, $, available at American Eagle
Banana Republic Red Suit
“I famously don’t wear bold colors. But the fall runways convinced me to give red a try. I was surprised at how much I liked this two-piece linen suit — the statement-making tone of red feels like a neutral thanks to its darker undertones. While I styled it together, I see myself wearing the pieces separately as well this fall. Fashion can surprise you, if you let it.” — Frances Solá- Santiago, fashion writer
Banana Republic Lena Relaxed Linen-Blend Blazer, $, available at Banana Republic
Banana Republic Lena Wide-Leg Linen-Blend Pant, $, available at Banana Republic
Dr. Martens 1461 Women’s Patent Leather Oxford Shoes
"Years ago, I saw these shoes at a coffee shop in my hometown on some girl’s feet who looked much cooler than me. As an ethical vegan, I have a strict only-secondhand-leather policy, so to find a pair of shoes I’ve been thinking about for almost a decade? I believe they call that happenstance.
I know I’ll have these for years and years to come, and I love how shiny they stay if you keep them clean. I expect to wear a lot of Jenna Lyons-esque fits with these shoes this fall." — Annie Black, senior social editor
Dr. Martens 1461 Women's Patent Leather Oxford Shoes, $, available at Dr. Martens
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