Even though true autumn may not have arrived yet, we fully intend to spend this September partaking in all the best fall customs, including apple picking with pals, leaf-peeping in the Northeast, donning all-out plaid ensembles, and indulging in pumpkin spice everything. Of course, another fall tradition we can’t wait to get started on is updating our outfits. Here are 30 stunningly stylish and simple September wardrobe ideas to get you through the month.
1. Include a face mask in your ensemble.
You can’t go wrong with a simple blue or black face mask, but going with a bright colour or print can help it feel more like a part of your wardrobe. Try mixing prints like the leopard spots and floral seen above, or opt for a more put-together appearance by matching your mask to your dress or other accessories.
2. Dress with a Cardigan Belt
A comfortable pullover layered on top of a flared dress may appear a bit hefty. But all you need now is a leather belt to complete the look. To give your figure a little more structure without compromising comfort, tuck the front of your sweater into the belt and leave the rest hanging loose.
3. Hold off on putting your linens away just yet.
By combining your Coastal Grandmother summer favourites with darker neutrals rather of white, you can easily make the transition from summer to October. As we slowly (but firmly) enter the genuine autumn, wearing brown or black linen will keep you looking and feeling cool.
4. Accept Your Tent Dress
This is the ideal time to join the oversize dress trend, if you haven’t already. To prevent appearing as like you’re wearing an actual tent, choose a midi or mini length, and keep your accessories simple and streamlined.
5. Fitted staples should go with chunky jewellery.
Add more gold statement jewellery to a crisp jacket or cut suit to soften the business mood. You are now prepared for any fashionable weekend occasion; all you need are some comfortable sneakers.
6. Consider a floral jumpsuit.
Since a few seasons ago, boilersuits and jumpsuits have become more and more trendy, but the best way to wear one this fall is with a strong floral print and matching solid-colored accessories.
7. Accessorize a Simple LBD with Eye-Catching Pieces.
With the aid of a few hefty chain necklaces and Barbie pink shoes, you can take a basic black dress and turn it into something beautiful. Of course, you might also choose an accessory that demands attention, such oversized statement earrings, animal patterns, or any other design.
8. Fashionable Sweater Vest to Wear as a Shirt.
When you hear the word “sweater vest,” you probably picture Doug Funnie or a geeky professor wearing a cable-knit version tucked over his pants or layered over a collared shirt. The 2022 version, however, is far cooler than that (sorry, Doug) and looks best when worn by itself as a shirt. You’ll be all set if you throw in a pair of flared jeans to lengthen your legs.
9. For the fall, try Barbiecore.
Barbiecore was among the most popular summer trends, and while bright pink pieces will undoubtedly remain popular far into the fall, the silhouettes will be very different. Think of Barbie as more office-appropriate than party-ready by substituting blazers, slacks, oversized knits, midi skirts, and button-up shirts for minidresses and crop tops.
10. Consider a matching knit set.
This fall, wearing matching sweaters and knit skirts or cardigans with cashmere pants is by far the cosiest and trendiest look. (Specifically if you allow some of your midriff to peek out between the two.)
11. Embrace Accessories from the ’70s.
Chain belts, silk bandanas for the hair, and rhinestone hoops are all very Disco (especially when worn together). However, they suddenly feel very modern and less like a costume when worn with contemporary essentials like sleek bodysuits and cargo pants.
12. Put On a Bucket Hat and Act Like an Adult.
This ’90s trend is back, but instead of reaching for a Kangol bucket and baby tee, give it a Cottagecore spin. Choose hats with a little bit broader brim that have floral, gingham, and pastel-colored patterns. Lean into the English countryside feelings with a puff-sleeved blouse or dress and loose waves or curls for the remainder of your ensemble.
13. Knit a sweater into a cross-body knot.
Some people find it unflattering to tie a sweater around their hips, and others find it a bit too preppy to drape one over their shoulders. The answer? Instead, tie your pullover over your front to create a crossbody appearance.
14. Put on a Shirtdress Over Jeans.
To create a more dynamic silhouette, unbutton the hem of your jeans until it is just above the waist. Add a spectacular necklace or some eye-catching earrings for the finishing touch.
15. Consider wearing a sweatshirt dress.
Even if it isn’t quite cosy sweater season yet, you can still look great in a cosy knit dress. To prevent overheating, choose a lightweight design (ideally made of natural fibres) or one with a looser weave.
16. Put on fashionable cargo pants.
A beautifully fitted blazer and some elegant ballet flats can dress up a pair of contemporary cargo pants. This will immediately make this extremely casual look feel more suited for the workplace or a romantic dinner.
17. Layer Your Blazers
While we typically advise combining two separate styles of apparel when layering, this outfit has shown us just how stylish doubling up on one silhouette can be. To prevent overheating, choose lightweight materials, and try to combine one patterned blazer with one solid colour rather than a number of designs at once.
18. Attempt a Denim Shacket.
Instead of wearing a trucker jacket or a plaid shacket, combine a traditional autumnal top with the newest kid on the block by donning a denim shacket. Although they feel a little bit more current and new overall, they are just as adaptable as the other two.
