The leaves are changing and the air is getting colder (or warmer depending on where you live). It’s time to start thinking about Fall fashion. There are so many different trends this season, it can be hard to know what will look good on your body type. Don’t worry! We’ve compiled 12 outfits that will make sure you’re ready for the cooler weather ahead.
*Outfit One: Fall Boots and a Flannel Shirt (with Jeans)
– Wear your favorite flannel shirt over jeans with knee-high boots for an outfit that’s ready to take on the cooler weather! A layered look will keep you warm, but still, make it easy to move around. Add some chunky jewelry or accessorize it in other ways if you want something different. You can also wear this outfit backward by pairing the denim skirt with the flannel shirt.
*Outfit Two: Sweater Dress With Booties · Grey Trench Coat · Statement Necklace
The key to getting through fall is layers, so grab one of the most versatile pieces of clothing: a sweater dress. Wear it with booties, or layer it under your favorite coat for warmth on colder days. Finish up this outfit by adding a touch of sparkle to ensure that you’ll stand out!*
*Outfit Three: Flannel Shirt · Distressed Jeans · Layered Necklaces (with Tunic)
This look is all about layering and mixing textures which helps when transitioning into cooler weather. Wear a flannel shirt over jeans, or layer it with your favorite tunic for a more trendy look. Either way, you’re sure to be cozy!
*Outfit Four: Maxi Dress · Mules · Statement Earrings
If you love maxi dresses and want an easy outfit idea that won’t break the bank, buy one in this season’s colors of browns and golds (with tribal prints). Then add mule shoes for comfortable walking around town–and statement earrings which are perfect for fall’s formalities.*
*Outfit Five: Black Jumpsuit · Clutch Bag · Oversized Sunnies
This black jumpsuit is perfect if you need something chic and comfortable for the office. Add a clutch bag and oversized sunglasses to complete the look.*
*Outfit Six: Denim Skirt · Lace Top · Slingback Heels
Denim skirts are perfect for fall, but if you’re looking for something other than blue jeans this season then try pairing them with lace tops or flowy blouses (because it’s getting colder). Throw on some slingbacks–you’ll be chic and comfy all day long!
*Outfit Seven: Crop top · Cargo Pants · Boots
Crop tops are another great way to transition your wardrobe into cooler temperatures. Pair one with leather pants or denim cutoffs in browns/greens–this outfit will keep you warm and stylish all day long!
*Outfit Eight: V-Neck Tee · Ripped Jeans · Booties
Booties are the perfect go-to for transitional days. Wear them with jeans or a tee to look chic out in public–or take on your errands around town. V-neck tees and skirts have been staples this fall, but what about trying it with some ripped denim? It’ll make transitioning between seasons easier than ever before (and give you an extra layer when those windy winter days come). Throw on booties because no one wants cold toes.
*Outfit Nine: Dressy Sweater · Skinny Jeans
This outfit is perfect for work or when you’re going out for the evening. Wear a dressy sweater to keep from freezing and add some booties because–you know what we said about those cold toes! Skinny jeans are flattering, comfortable and chic all at once. You’ll never have to sacrifice comfort again (that’s just one of many reasons why skinny jeans should be your go-to).
*Outfit Ten: Long Sleeve Shirt · Boot Cut Jeans · Pumps
This look includes a long sleeve shirt in case it gets chilly later on in the day but doesn’t produce too much heat during warmer afternoons.
*Outfit Eleven: Colorblock Sweater Dress · Black Boots
The color blocking trend has been huge this year so it’s time to start mixing colors up in our outfits too!
*Outfit Twelve: White Sneakers · Denim Shorts · Vest
This outfit is perfect for when the sun goes down and you need a little more coverage. The vest adds warmth while still looking chic, as does the white sneakers that add some pop of color. For an extra layer of comfort, wear these clothes without socks or tights (or if you really want to keep your legs warm try thick leggings).
