Fortunately, for next fall and winter, a handful of designers who are pushing this idea of the belted bulky sweater. While in theory it sounds almost as uncomfortable as McMenamy's get-up, it's actually a pretty hip twist on the fuddy-duddy sweaters we've all got to slip on when a the weatherman cheerfully predicts freezing temperatures for the weekend and b our moms send warning signals often via phone or email, with their eerie Mom ESP about not being equipped enough to ward off chills, fevers, H1N1, pneumonia, hangovers, etc.
Prada Fall , to see the rest of the show, log on to style. When I saw this outfit in the Prada show, I immediately thought of all the old sweaters that I have piled up in my closet, rarely worn as the shapeless sweaters make me feel like a six year-old about to embark on a snow fort-building adventure--not a working gal heading into the office. But when belted, this big sweater winds up looking ladylike and grown-up, don't you think? Ditto for the more colorful look at Balenciaga Balenciaga Fall , to see the rest of the show, log on to style.
Experiment with different ways to dress it down. Keep it simple. These days a tux jacket is just like your suit jacket—it's so polished, why save it for those very special occasions that only happen a couple of times a year? The contrast of that really razor-sharp jacket with a casual pair of jeans gives you a strong shot of personal style. Crew are introducing khakis in darker colors. I think that's an exciting thing, because now there's a pant you can team with a blue blazer or a heavyweight knit or a corduroy jean jacket—they stand up to all those fall fabrics.
I love khakis, but if you have a shade that's too light, it can look like you're wearing something held over from the summer. Our favorites of the new breed come in gray, black, olive green, and deep tan. Now there's a pair out there for every guy. Some guys love the whole rugged trend, and want to wear the Dolce Gabbana version of a Red Wing, or the new Burberry Vibram-soled boots; but then there are other guys who want wingtip boots that look like shoes when their pants cover them.
The rope toggles were oversized so they could be easily fastened and unfastened while wearing a pair of standard-issue gloves, and the hood is bigger so it can fit comfortably over a watch cap. Those are details that add a certain mojo and history to a coat that we've seen flourish into an important piece of outerwear for fall.
The Gloverall is made from a very stiff wool and is unlined, while some of the more modernized designer versions are made from cashmere, with a quilted lining. It doesn't work over a suit, because they do tend to run a bit short. But this is your perfect weekend coat for fall and winter. But there's nothing better than a beautiful camel coat—I think it should be one of the nucleuses of any guy's wardrobe.
Thanks to fabric technology you no longer have to buy one that's made out of one-hundred percent camel hair, a very precious fiber that hikes up the price. You can get one from J. Crew, Club Monaco, or Uniqlo. And this season you can find camel in lots of incarnations: peacoats, sports jackets, duffel coats, even camel suits.
Get the right shade—butterscotch, rather than overly reddish or caramel-colored—and you'll have a piece that's perfect for both the office and the weekend this fall. Let's face it: Winters are only getting colder, and it's time to invest in something with a little more heft. It's got that mannish personality to it, where it stands up well to an elegant shirt and tie, or looks good with a fisherman's sweater.
And, traditionally, scarves are something Europeans know how to wear a little bit better than Americans. But I think it's all changing now, because there are so many great-looking scarves out there, and so many creative ways to knot them and loop them and wrap them and tie them. When the weather starts getting cold—but not cold enough that you need a full-on coat—a knit, ribbed scarf looks amazing with your tweed sports jacket or suit.
Put the collar of your jacket up and slip on a pair of gloves, and you're ready to brave the elements. The sweatpant is one of those. It's something that even I, being here all these years, never thought I would see on the runway as many times, and with so much diversity, as we did this season. I love your tips, but I have one question. Thank you so much for this : i was espacially wondering how to wear the gold trend during the day and this def helped :.
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More Every College Girl. Fashion Featured Tags fall Fashion how to. Sarah Says says:. Melissa says:. Irina says:. The original video in this post has been removed. We know you're dying to shop for chilly weather apparel right about now. But before you drop your hard-earned cash on a bunch of pieces that might be out of style by next month, check out our top fall fashion picks. They're eye-catching, sexy, and will outlast most trends read: less credit card guilt.
A tight turtleneck in a neutral shade.
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