five wearable fall trends

September 2, 2014

If you’re someone who enjoys browsing through fashion magazines, deciphering which seasonal trends are “doable” and “wearable” can be tough…especially when it seems there are about a hundred trends per season!
Fortunately {at least in my opinion}, most of this season’s primarly trends are wearable and are a continuation from last Fall. We’ll be diving into each of these trends {plus many more} here on the blog in the upcoming weeks, but in the mean time, here are five very-wearable Fall trends for every age and body-type.

1. Denim, denim, denim. Fom jeans to vests to jackets, denim is all the rage this season. In fact, jeans are taking on all different shades and styles :: from bright-hued to gray to black; skinny to straight and boyfriend to flared; prints and patterns to coated fabrics and zippered-legs; mid-rise to high-waisted, jeans are the must-have staple for Fall! {Click here to see Lauren and Sherri’s “tried-on-and-tested” denim picks from the Gap and Madewell!}

2. Leather details. Leather jackets, leather leggings and leather pants are statement makers this season, but if “dominate” leather is not your style, opt for pieces with leather details such as a top with leather trim, leather riding boots and/or a fashion-forward leather handbag. {Click here to see how Sherri is utilizing a leather jacket to transition a sundress into Fall.}

3. Graphic tees. Graphic tees are the new way to dress down any look, while making a statement and adding a trendy-flare. Tuck a graphic tee into a pencil skirt, pair one with jeans and blazer or layer one under a leather jacket. The possibilities are endless, and these printed tees make for a fun way to personalize your style. {Click here to see how Jackie recently rocked one of her graphic tees.}

4. Ankle booties. Ankle booties are back this season and better than ever. Wedge, high-heeled, low-heeled and flat options are plentiful this Fall. You can’t go wrong! Just pick a pair {or two} that flatters your leg and pair with everything from skirts to jeans to dresses to cords.

5. Leopard print. Leopard print is considered a neutral for good reason…it literally pairs with everything from brights to black to neutrals. Look for a leopard blouse, pair of heels or flats and/or a clutch purse to add a pop of animal print to your Fall wardrobe.