32 Pieces That Have Us Seriously Excited For Autumn/Winter
It feels like only a moment ago that we were discussing the hottest trends for Spring/Summer. But now that the warmer months are firmly in our rearview mirror… it’s time to think about Autumn/Winter. And while we’re not huge fans of the shorter days teamed with cooler temperatures, one thing that is helping soften the shift is the super chic fashion forecast over at Harvey Nichols.
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From the boho revival to hardworking everyday staples and even how to transition the colour of summer into the rest of the year, we’ve rounded up the top pieces to get you – dare we say it – even looking forward to Autumn/Winter.
Top trends to have on your radar this season include suede accessories – from trainers and boots to XXL totes, and everything in between. Plus, khaki and burgundy tones are re-entering the chat, along with a revival of butter yellow.
In terms of off-duty pieces, look to baggy denim and relaxed knits to see you through the coming months in style and comfort.
Top trends to have on your radar this season include suede accessories – from trainers and boots to XXL totes, and everything in between. Plus, khaki and burgundy tones are re-entering the chat, along with a revival of butter yellow.
Elevated staples
Buttery yellows, silky ivories and lashings of metallics have us looking forward to taking our softer hues into the cooler weather.
Corporate chic
When it comes to stylish office attire, tailored neutrals are worth their weight in gold. This season, we’re loving oversized suiting, trusty trenches and pointed pumps.
Boho sensibilities
Sienna Miller and Daisy Edgar-Jones continue to echo the bohemian revival that took place on the Chloé runway, and we’re very here for it. Fringed accents, slouchy silhouettes, gold details and *plenty* of suede are the order of the day.
Off-duty heroes
Rich burgundy, khaki and chocolate tones instantly shift your outfit into the colder months (without looking like you’ve put in too much effort).
