Outfits

Mustard and Navy Outfits to Try This Fall

Mustard and navy are the bright-and-dark pairing that makes a gray October day look better. These four looks pair a mustard cashmere sweater with dark jeans, a navy tee with a mustard wrap skirt, and a yellow shell jacket over a denim top and navy skirt. Start with one piece of each and build up from there.

Plum and Black Outfits to Try This Fall

Plum and black is how to look dramatic this fall without looking loud. These five outfits put plum cashmere, jersey, suede and silk satin with black cady, leather, lace and denim. Let plum be the jewel and black handle the rest.

Pink and Navy Outfits to Try This Fall

Pink and navy is the preppy, slightly French pairing of fall, softer than pink and black. These five outfits put pale pink cashmere, alpaca, mesh, jersey and silk with navy wool, suede, crepe and denim. Pale pink looks crisp with navy, and hot pink looks like a party.

Pink and Camel Outfits to Try This Fall

Pink and camel are the softest pairing on this list, a warm neutral that makes pink look polished instead of sweet. These four looks pair a pink cashmere cardigan with camel trousers, a camel draped top with a feather-trimmed pink mini, and a camel felt jacket over a pink knit vest. Start with one piece of each and work up from there.

Pink and Gray Outfits to Try This Fall

Pink and gray is the quietest color pairing of fall, and the easiest to wear to work. These five outfits put pale pink cashmere, silk, rib knits and poplin with gray wool, suede, alpaca and leather. Keep the pink soft and the gray warm.

Cream and Chocolate Brown Outfits to Try This Fall

Cream and chocolate brown are the softest high-contrast pairing there is, all the polish of black and white with none of the chill. These four looks pair a cream jacquard cardigan with chocolate suede trousers, a brown ruffled turtleneck with a cream fringed skirt, and an ivory shearling gilet over brown silk and wool. Start with one piece of each and add as you go.

Pink and Chocolate Brown Outfits to Try This Fall

Pink and chocolate brown is the softest way to wear pink in fall. These four outfits put pale pink knits, a silk skirt, a mini dress and a shirt with brown corduroy, cashmere, shearling and suede. The brown keeps the pink grown up.

Old Navy x Altuzarra: The Wuthering Heights Wardrobe, Bookmark Tags and All

Old Navy x Altuzarra is a 44-piece fall capsule of coats, Fair Isle knits, tea dresses and trousers, with matching girls' pieces. I picked the 40 pieces I would build an October wardrobe around.

Emerald Green and Red Outfits to Try This Fall

Emerald green and red can look like a holiday card or like a real outfit, and the difference is the ratio. These four looks let one color lead and the other visit, from green cashmere with red cords to a red jacket over a bright green silk dress. Start with one piece of each and build from there.

Lilac and Olive Green Outfits to Try This Fall

Lilac and olive green are an unexpected pairing that looks like a garden in late summer, soft purple against earthy green. These four looks pair a lilac cashmere knit with olive broderie trousers, an olive lace-trimmed tee with a lilac silk skirt, and a lilac puffer vest over an olive cardigan and satin skirt. Start with one piece of each and go from there.

Rust and Burgundy Outfits to Try This Fall

Rust and burgundy is the warmest pairing of fall, two shades that share a lot of brown. These five outfits put rust suede, corduroy and ribbed wool with burgundy satin, cashmere, twill and alpaca. Mix the textures and let one color take the big piece.

Rust and Pink Outfits to Try This Fall

Rust and pink is the warmest surprise of fall, a pairing that looks like terracotta and roses. These five outfits put rust suede, cashmere, cotton and wool with pale pink knits, faille and lace. Keep the pink warm and give rust the leather and tailoring.

Light Blue and Gray Outfits to Try This Fall

Light blue and gray are soft, cool and easy to wear, which makes them a good place to start if you rarely wear color. These four outfits mix powder blue suede, merino and poplin with gray cashmere, wool and denim. The trick is texture, not brightness.

The White Dress Every Occasion Actually Calls For

A clean, light catching layer for plans that span afternoon into evening.

What to Wear to Thanksgiving Dinner: Chic Outfit Formulas

What to wear to Thanksgiving dinner comes down to how you like to move through a room rather than any dress code. This edit sorts that instinct into three formulas, a moving dress, soft cashmere with tailored trousers, or a satin skirt with grounded layers. Each direction shares a close seasonal palette so the choice stays about silhouette rather than color.

Fall Runway Looks, Broken Down Piece by Piece

Some of the most wearable fall runway looks are easy to rebuild from pieces you can actually buy. This story breaks four of them down, from a Fair Isle knit with a scarf to double denim, blue poplin with a red skirt and a leopard layer. Each one stands on its own, and each piece works outside the look too.

Olive Green and Suede Outfits for Fall

Olive green and suede is fall at its most wearable. Olive knits and pants, suede jackets, skirts and pants, and suede bags and shoes.

The BDG Cindy Shoulder Bag

The shoulder bag has quietly won back the territory the crossbody took in the 2010s. The BDG Cindy shoulder bag is the version that got there first at a level people would actually experiment with, which is why it spread. This edit lines up the colourways next to the rest of the label's shoulder bags.

Brown and Black Outfits

Brown and black used to be a rule to break. Now it's one of the richest pairings for fall: chocolate knits and coats, black dresses and pants, and brown shoes, bags and belts.

Olive Green for Fall

Olive knits, army green jackets and trousers, and olive shoes and bags for a softer alternative to black and brown this fall.

One Navy Blazer, Morning to Night

A navy blazer is one of the hardest-working pieces you can own, and it looks different depending on what you pair with it. These outfits take it from a morning coffee run to the office, after-work drinks and the weekend. Pick one blazer from the list and repeat it with every look.

How to Wear Clogs This Fall

Clogs have become a fall staple, and they work with far more than jeans. These outfits pair them with wide-leg denim, a midi skirt, sharp tailoring and a suede mini dress. Choose a pair in brown or black leather or suede and it will go with almost everything here.

Why Your Outfit Looks Borrowed

An outfit can be entirely correct and still read as someone else's. The reason is usually that it arrived finished, copied whole from a picture, with no decision left in it. Below, three categories where a small change of your own does the work: shirting, outerwear and shoes.

Pink and Red Outfits

Pink and red together used to be a rule to break. Now it's the most joyful pairing in my closet. Pink and red pieces, plus shoes and bags in both.