TOP 10 Must-Have Fashions, Stylists 

It was a character characteristic that I could adopt it. When the seasons change, I dedicate an entire day to shopping for and preparing my new clothes.

 

After greeting my regulars, I favorite to evaluate the gaps in my seasonal wardrobe and think about the fall trends of 2022 that I might like to incorporate. There were a lot of big predictions on the runway this year, with designers showing off unusual knits and statement-making embellishments (sequins in particular controlled the runway), maximalist designs (think animal and in-your-face floral), and bright color options (Barbie pink will still be in play). However, Fashion Week isn't the only time I evaluate my closet. I frequently consult social media platforms like Pinterest and Instagram, and as a fashion journalist, I also ask friends and acquaintances who work in the industry for their advice.

 

Confident Garb

 

Around this time last year, the three-piece set had just dethroned sweat suits, and this year, power suits have taken over.

If you're a fan of matching sets like Stolch, you can breathe a sigh of relief because "power suiting" has been a top trend for several seasons and isn't going anywhere. "Structured shoulders, crisp lapels, vests, and belted waists are all key elements of the Fall 2022 power suit. Many of my clients, women who had trouble making the huge trend feel like anything but the '80s, have told me that the revised style is much less daunting than its oversized version."

Premium Leather

 Stock is also pleased by the renewed interest in "luxurious, biker-babe leather," a term she coined. 

Currently, women are "unapologetically letting themselves be seen, heard, and felt in ways we've never experienced," as Stolch puts it. "The moto jacket is just the beginning; this trend is about using leather across the board. Consider a wardrobe of slacks, jackets, crop tops, and dresses paired with trendy accessories and chic takes on traditional combat footwear."

False Fur, Sweetie

 Although Christina Stein, a personal stylist, loves the leather trend, she is excited to take a gentler approach with faux fur as the temperature drops.

 

"Create some tension. Create a Mental Image of CAMP, " Stein writes in an email. "The coat should be the focus of the ensemble. In addition, you can get fuzzy accessories to complement your wardrobe. Fuzzy accessories such as furry bucket hats (Versace) and furry purses (Off-White) can nonetheless elevate your ensemble."

Bolstering Leather Coats

 Let's Get You founder and personal stylist Nicole Russo warns that synthetic imitation leather jackets are only flattering in photographs. She predicts that "thick hides in numerous forms and styles [are] worth wearing for the coming decade," and she shares this prediction with InStyle.

 "I'm partial to the Prada double-breasted black jacket with broad lapels, but you can find vintage versions from the '70s or '80s that can keep you warm this fall if you shop at the right thrift store. Put it with the spring mini you bought and you'll be set for a seamless wardrobe shift."

Authentic Boots Proclamation

 

While over-the-knee boots are an indispensable autumn item, San Diego-based personal stylist and blogger Vanessa Valientes is looking forward to stepping out in statement boots this season.

"Back to School," but for Older Students

 

Whether you long for a return to the days when uniforms were the norm or simply want to dress like a schoolgirl now that you're an adult, you're not alone. Although September often makes me think of going back to school, the atmosphere is a major 2022 fall fashion trend that Valientes enthusiastically supports.

 

The stylist advises clients to "think plaids, ties, peacoats, and collared shirts" to achieve the desired style. "Putting on a public show involves getting out of the house. All of this focus on a specific clothing standard has me ecstatic. This is the cure for the pandemic's "home" stigma."

Antiques and repurposed materials

 

Although the '90s and '00s trends have already made a comeback for 2022, Valientes is keen on even more recycled and vintage styles for the upcoming autumn.

 

She says, "After a long hiatus from the vintage trend, I am purchasing more second-hand goods than new items." It's good for the environment and shouldn't be a fad, but it sure is trendy right now.

Absolute Magnificence

 

Note to self: you don't have to wait until summer to wear sheer. Wardrobe stylist Chellie Carlson claims that the sheer, airy fabric is a huge hit with their autumn clients.

 

"You can never have too many layers, and sheer clothing is the best kind to have. The combination of a translucent blouse and a show bra is the epitome of sophistication, perfect for a night out with the gals or a special someone ", Carson remarked. You can still keep some skin covered up in the cold using sheer clothing.

Always Wearing Oversized Blazers

 

Carlson tells In Style that she, like this writer, is a blazer fanatic, particularly in the cooler months.

 

"For both the equestrian and clean girl aesthetic trends, nothing beats a well-tailored blazer. They add instant glamour and flattering balance to any outfit, "Carlson delves deeper. "Dress up your brunch outfit by adding a blazer to your dress and pairing it with shoes. I also think they look great with a graphic tee and jeans for a more put-together casual look."

Striped and Checkered Designs

 

According to my personal stylist Seneca Guadara, plaid "is a must-have pattern" for the forthcoming fall season since it embodies the spirit of the season.

 

When asked through email, she says, "Once the temperature goes into the 60s, I am all over adding some plaid here and there to my clothing." "Blending the classic pattern with more modern fabrics like fur, sequins, or silk is one of my favourite ways to give my ensemble a fresh feel. A simple plaid skirt with a turtleneck or a plaid coat is still a worthwhile investment if you'd rather err on the side of caution."