A quintessential winter staple, the Penny Lane coat has made a comeback on runways and on the streets alike. Known for its vintage feel and trademark furry cuffs and lapels, the style adds 70s flare to any look as well as a layer of warmth.
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Long skirts are a perfect alternative to pants for the fall/ winter season. They can be worn high or low waisted and be dressed up or down, and they pair well with pretty much any shoe, from sneakers to loafers to heeled boots. A variety of silhouettes are available, making them a must-have staple for almost all body types.
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Leather is quickly becoming a prominent staple of the season. From corsets and bra tops to jacket dresses and fresh silhouettes of pants, its classic edginess adds a touch of elevated glamor to any outfit. Pleather, of course, is a popular eco-conscious (and affordable) alternative to the fabrication for most styles.
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Inspired by prima ballerinas, the Ballet Core emphasizes femininity and grace by imitating elements of ballet costumes and uniforms. Essentials in the trend include pastels (especially ballet pink), leotards, corset details, wrap tops and dresses, and legwarmers. A key accessory, of course, is the classic ballet flat, brought back for the season as an everyday staple by Miu Miu.
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Bold green hues inspired by nature have made their way onto runways and beyond. From dresses to jumpsuits to jackets, there are plentiful options. Choose a classic silhouette in the vivid shade that will update your look and take you through summer and into fall with seamless transition.
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With spring (and widespread vaccination!) on the horizon, people are ready to swap their sweats for more uplifting and fanciful attire. One of many binge-worthy British period dramas released during Covid, Bridgerton has garnered attention from fans for its genre-bending storylines and enviable costumes. Now Bridgerton’s influence has taken over the fashion world with its pastel colors, floral embroidery, empire waist baby doll dresses and puff sleeve details, all of which capture the essence of spring perfectly. See below some of our favorite Bridgerton-inspired runway looks from fashion’s biggest brands.
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One of the most popular layering pieces for winter- spring transition is the knit vest. From oversized to cropped bodies, and with colorful and neutral color palettes, there is a style for every taste. Paired over a blouse or dress or styled as a statement piece by itself, the item is extremely versatile and can be worn well into spring. Designers like Louis Vuitton, Christian Dior and Prada showed their best knit vest creations for their fall/winter 2020 runway collections. Scroll through our favorite styles below!
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This holiday season, be illuminated in poured-on metallic looks. High-shine lamés, treated fabrics, sequins, and satins are used to create the “liquid” monochromatic look. From jumpsuits to full length dresses, every melted metal piece becomes a festive statement. Designers like Alberta Ferretti, Andrew Gn and Raisa Vanessa show their own glistening versions on the runway. See below for our favorite stand-out looks.
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During these unprecedented hard times, everyone could use a coat that’s extra comforting and cozy. From puffers to faux fur, oversized proportions on jackets are a must right now. Designers like Bottega Veneta, Max Mara and Dolce & Gabbana show their versions of floor-length, mega-sized outerwear. See below our favorite maxi coat runway looks.
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A sensational way to move into fall/winter 2020 is with an elegant, updated equestrian look. Details like knee-high boots, leather accents, and sharp tailoring make it a polished and sophisticated cold-weather look: a perfect contrast to the lackluster exhausted loungewear style. Designers like Hermes, Chanel and Tory Burch used these equine details for their runway collections- see below for some of our favorites.
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