Fall is here! Gisele Bundchen shows us how to start the season on the right note with a pair of flare pants and an aviator style jacket…and none of it is black! To put together a trendy fall look like Gisele start off with your essential white t-shirt like this one by Current/Elliott
Fall is finally here! (You’re no doubt reminded of the changing season every time you walk by a Starbucks.) The air is getting that refreshing crisp scent and the leaves are starting to turn beautiful colors. With all the excitement of Fashion Month coming to an end, it’s time to start thinking about transitioning your wardrobe for the cooler weather and wrapping yourself up in layers of coziness. Of course, no outfit is complete without the perfect pair of shoes to match. The shoe trend I’m currently loving for autumn are pairs with velvet and lace or brocade. The unique textures keep your outfit interesting and add another layer of detail to your ensemble. There are many inexpensive options that perfectly nail the look and can be styled in countless ways. Many also incorporate other popular shoe styles, like mules or ballet flats with tie-up laces
When I saw the military coat with pajamas look from the London Fashion Week Spring ’17 Burberry Prorsum I flipped out. I loved it and thought, “Why can’t I wear it now?” I already own most of the look. If you do a little research (and not very hard) you will see military coats are a major trend this upcoming fall. Pajama wear for day wear was a big trend last fall. So it only makes sense you can winterize and wear this look all winter long…and I plan to!
You have a right to bare arms. You also have a right to bare your shoulders – especially this fall/winter. You may have noticed the bare shoulder trend was huge this past summer and it has carried over to sweaters. While we not only warmed up to this trend (we resisted it initially and then embraced it) we never took to the cold shoulder trend and still have not, so you will not see a cold shoulder sweater in the bunch shown below
The New York Fashion Week Spring 2017 shows have ended and now that it’s all said and done I think the trends are playful and sophisticated (though not terribly unexpected). I’m looking forward to seeing them start to emerge in 2017. Here is a roundup of some of the most popular trends you’ll want to have in your closet once we’re clear of winter weather
