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Without a doubt, the most fashion-forward season is unquestionably fall. The perfect weather for layering is here—not too hot, not too chilly. And after a long season of sandals and slides, there’s nothing quite like pulling on a pair of boots.
Starting in the middle of summer, I began collecting pieces for my fall wardrobe while also keeping tabs on the season’s most prominent trends. If you’re the type of guy who gets lost in the summertime fashion fog when faced with anything more than a tank top and shorts, you’ve found the ideal spot—all the information you need about seasonally appropriate attire is presented here. This is our fall 2024 wardrobe: lots of pockets, sleek cuts, colorful accessories, and textured, eccentric fabrics.
That’s fantastic! It’s likely that you already own a leather jacket. It’s a must-have for fall, a classic piece of cool-guy apparel. More especially, you can’t go without a fitted leather jacket. This one-of-a-kind jacket by New York-based designer Jagger Harvey is reminiscent of the clean lines of Celine Homme by Hedi Slimane. It’s the double-breasted appearance of leather jackets worn by hipster motorcyclists. Nothing loose or boxy will do this year; instead, it’s all about snuggling in.
Take it lightly and have fun with it. This season, accessorize with large, eccentric, bright, and colorful pieces—particularly when the rest of your outfit is kept simple. Nothing beats a classic baseball cap, like the one pictured above from Rowing Blazers & ’47, to top off a white tee and trousers. Your fit becomes more engaging and dynamic as a result. And if you haven’t hopped on the jewelry bandwagon already, it’s high time you did. Colored stones, whether set in earrings, a ring, a necklace, or even a brooch, provide an air of refined sophistication that is unmatched by silver and gold chains and rings. Below you’ll find alternatives from New York-based JJR Jewelry that are more affordable and can be worn with a variety of clothing items, from suits to sweatpants.
Embrace the wild and woolly textures of corduroy coats, suede leggings, and mohair cardigans this season. Try a hairy jacket or some corduroy pants instead of cotton-pleated ones to amp up your style. The addition of texture to even a single item may elevate your style.
Like a pendulum, fashion will inevitably swing back to the other end of the spectrum when it sways one way. Loose, boxy cuts were all the rage a while ago. The staples of a well-tailored outfit are right here: a stylish blazer, an overcoat, and a button-down shirt. Keep the cut in mind when you reach for bold, eye-catching pieces like the Il Conte jacket by Zegna.
For fall, we’re bringing cowboy-core style into the mainstream, which makes the Texan in me very happy. Get those cowboy boots polished, break out your bootcut jeans, put on your denim shirt and slacks, and don’t be afraid of fringe, my darling!
This is the perfect opportunity to break in your Doc Martens for the upcoming fall season. Platform soles and stompy styles are all the rage this season, so say goodbye to your slender summer shoes and hello to chunky boots. It may seem scary now, but you’ll be grateful when you walk into a large puddle without batting an eye.
You can almost feel the fall chill in the air, sip on a pumpkin spice latte, and dress like your grandpa. Succumb to it! Pull out a chunky shawl-collared cardigan or a cable-knit sweater. Snuggle up in them and enjoy the warmth. Furthermore, tweed and elbow patches are unquestionably advantageous. A tenured history professor at a tiny liberal arts college in New England would be the ideal wearer of this item.
