Looks so cozy but with a bit of attitude. I love the button details and the shoulder-spread collar. This, to me, is one of those pieces that you can’t really find anywhere else. I’d style it with a black knit turtleneck, baggy blue jeans, and some chunky white sneakers. This would be my go-to outfit to get through the commute to SSENSE HQ on a chilly day in fall.

I’m obsessed with this cerulean color right now and love how they’re simultaneously mother-of-the-bride yet super sexy. I would probably pair them with some baggy shorts, a tight tee, and a leather bomber.

I actually just got these because why wear the pants when you can embody egalitarian power dynamics with a. . . skant? I love that it’s not the traditional skirt over pants but has shorts on the right leg. I’m wearing these with the skirt tied low and slanted, a crisp white button-up or a thrashed tee and derbies.

Fashion-wise, I like to hang out in the Venn diagram of ’90s Mitsou and folksy witch-core. This shirt features all the adornments I adore—huge collar! Eyelets! Embroidery! I’d style it with these frilly SHUSHU/TONG Culotte Shorts, black see-through tights, and this pair of Toga Pulla Mary Jane Flats that ties it all together with cute bow accents and cowboy hardware.

I love a jaunty little shorts moment—for me, shorts are a year-round custom. This charming jacquard check Bode piece is ideal for summer, paired with a baggy tee, fisherman sandals, and a baseball cap. But add a thick, smart jacket and wooly socks, and bam, you’re ready to bulldoze through fall without a shiver.

I’ve been wanting to add this chocolate-brown suede bag to my wardrobe and fall seems like the perfect time to do so. For the daytime, I would style the bag with black twill pants, a black sweater, and loafers. For the evening, a black tee and blazer, with dark denim and a black boot.
I like the shape, the lines, and the texture, and I think it’s the ideal size for a day-to-night bag.

Black Patent Leather Prada Mules are a perfect balance of classic opulence, elegance, and comfort all while being Prada—she’s definitely my kind of girl. Paired with a pair of Dries Van Noten wide-leg denim pants, a simple Citizens of Humanity white T-shirt, a thrifted grandpa tweed blazer, and power purse to finish it off. I like an outfit that can carry me through the day.

I always appreciate the exaggerated fun silhouette from LU’U DAN, and love the details of the side zips that I can play with; super versatile. For the fall, I’d wear these jeans with a knit top and heeled boots, and throw on a bomber leather jacket or blazer when it’s getting colder.

I’m starting to romanticize the fall and to me, nothing says cozy quite like a hoodie. This layered option from Balenciaga is definitely on my Wishlist! It perfectly straddles that intersection of being interesting and cool, but not doing too much. The versatility—being able to play around with it—means you can wear it in many ways. I’d pair this with anything from straight or baggy jeans, cargos, shorts, or even dress pants if I wanted to clean it up a little. Footwear options are equally as diverse, with anything from sneakers to boots to loafers being on the agenda.

Oasis are getting back together? You don’t have to give me an excuse to add more badges and lenses to my wardrobe. Much like Stone Island, C.P. Company is known for its performance and more athletically minded materials, but it was cotton fabrics and slightly more traditional menswear styles that caught my eye the most while thumbing through the brand’s Milan showroom earlier this year. An overshirt is a versatile layering workhorse from fall to spring, and I can already picture how great this one will look once broken in with a few scuffs and spills tattooed on it—the way it’s intended to age.

As someone who wears black year-round, I’m excited to see the resurgence of goth style for this fall. This Junya Watanabe Layered Miniskirt gives me major modern-day, more subtle, or dare I say, demure, Edward Scissorhands vibes—one of my all-time favorite movies—with all the belts adding that perfect touch of drama. I can already visualize myself styling it with opaque black tights, combat-style boots, and a fitted Rick Owens Biker Leather Jacket. Is this what they call method dressing? If there’s ever a remake of Edward Scissorhands, someone please invite me to the premiere.

My pick for this fall is the VETEMENTS Black Tracksuit Sweatpants. Maximalist in design yet grounded in color, they’re a step back from the frenziedness of summer ’24—ideal for both introspective mid-September walks at the park and early Monday morning work meetings. I’d style them with a crisp Jil Sander White Patch Pocket Polo, LOEWE’s Black Round Slim Sunglasses, Y/Project’s Black Baseball Cap, and the YUME YUME Black Camp Low Slip-On Loafers.