The 3 Autumn Trends to Adopt
Autumn is definitely here, the days have shortened and the cold has settled in. But let's forget the summer blues for a moment with the best looks to adopt this season. But let's forget the summer blues for a moment with the best looks to adopt this season.
INDULGE IN COCOONING
The key word? Be comfortable. In the face of news that is not always cheerful, we respond with comforting materials and pleasant cuts where we prioritize our well-being. Anything goes, just follow your desires: long sleeves and wide legs, sportswear or chic, ultra-soft touch or second-skin effect, there are no missteps.
We also invite colors into our wardrobe by daring a monochrome look that signs the style with elegance without ever overdoing it. To a slightly retro velvet sweatpants, we pair a delicately crafted top with a charming open back. To our faithful ribbed knit pants, a fluffy knit in a sunny gradient to say goodbye to the winter grayness.
DARE TO LAYER
To effectively protect ourselves from the cold without sacrificing style, we opt for the layering trend, or the art of layering. We play with lengths and volumes, combining high collars, knits with a lovely neckline, open shirts and XXL coats. We especially forget those looks where, when younger, we piled on several layers to end up looking like a Michelin man (we promise, it's possible). Mix
a sleeveless jacket and a long dress, basic model and statement piece, mix the materials, from velvet to leather, from cotton to cashmere.
Lovers of oversized will surely love it, and good news, it is undeniably establishing itself as a key trend this winter.
PUT ON A JACKET
Often, it just takes a little but ultimate twist to sign an ultra-sharp look, and the blazer is one of those timeless pieces that easily dresses up any outfit. This season, we wear it in a lovely faux-leather in bright camel. It pairs easily with your favorite sweater, a more basic t-shirt as well as a pretty shirt or even a little dress. And to follow the trend this autumn, we play on the mix of materials by pairing it with a small ultra-soft knit made in Italy and high-waisted cotton pants in a pronounced purple.
Our tip? Always ensure to adapt the cut, short or long, fitted or oversized, to your body shape to highlight your silhouette.
