You can find pieces like this fairly cheap at most retail stores.
Cardigans can also be dressed up or down, so they’re a nice versatile piece to add to your wardrobe. Pastel colours, like lilac, baby pink, and baby blue, always look great during the autumn.
If turtlenecks aren’t quite your style, look for a mock neck shirt instead. Neutral-coloured turtlenecks pair well with any outfit, but pre-winter colours like maroon and burgundy are sure to stand out in a crowd.
Add a pair of running shoes or chunky sneakers to your outfit. Hoodies and crewnecks always go well with baseball caps or dad hats.
You can play around with fit, though. Skinny jeans are pretty classic, while high waisted and wide-legged jeans can lead to a bolder outfit. Try pairing dark wash jeans with a fitted turtleneck and a leather jacket. Or, stay cozy with dark wash jeans, a comfy sweater, and tall boots.
A pair of low-top sneakers will complete your effortless outfit. Grab a bum bag(or a fanny pack if you’re in the US) or a small backpack to hold your essentials.
Low top sneakers look great with longer pants, while high tops can help cover exposed skin in cropped jeans. Black and white sneakers go with everything, while brightly coloured ones add a fun accent to any look.
If it’s already super cold out, wear some snow boots instead. Black and brown combat boots fit perfectly with the browns, oranges, reds and yellows of an autumn colour palette.
Red, orange, yellow, and brown scarves are great autumn shades. Plaid and striped scarves add a fun accent.
Blouses and button-downs are great for professional work settings, too. You can layer an open button-down over a T-shirt or long sleeve for a fun, fashionable look.
Go for autumnal colours, like brown, tan, or burnt orange. Or, pick out a fun pattern, like plaid. Trench coats look great with almost any outfit: jeans and a T-shirt, a mini dress, or even a romper. If you’re feeling bold, go for an oversized trench coat or overcoat.
Classic motorcycle jackets are usually black, but you can find leather jackets in shades of brown, red, and orange for a more cool-weather oriented piece.
Black tights are a perfect autumn staple since they go with so many different looks. If you want to be a little more bold, go for patterned or coloured tights instead.
You can pair your trousers with a long sleeve shirt to keep it simple, or you can go for a flowy blouse or button-down to take your look to work. Khaki and tan trousers go with almost anything, and they’re very autumn-oriented.
If it’s warm enough, you could substitute the tall boots for a pair of ballet flats or mules instead.
If you really want to stay warm, put on a pair of knee-high socks or leg warmers. Tights are always a nice way to keep your legs warm, too!
