The 10 fashion trends for fall 2022: your guide

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The not-so-distant past forced the fashion world to trade luxury for loungewear, but the industry is back and roaring. The simple act of dressing up can be a window into our hearts and souls – optimistic or not – and the Fall 2022 trend ethos was nothing short of inspiring. From shimmering sparkles to full leather, the garments encompassed indulgent moods and attitudes, from the supremely elegant to the ultra-eclectic. We’ve seen a similar theme across fall handbags (opens in a new tab)shoes (opens in a new tab)jewelry (opens in a new tab), and color trends. Whether you’re starting to hone your palette for crisp fall air the equestrian way or want to revitalize your wardrobe with a little (or a lot) of that tantalizing hot pink hue, fall 2022 trends prove that inspiration is imminent.

Everyone is equestrian

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Fall parades have brought horseback riding to the masses this season – the internet has even gone so far to call this the summer of the rider, and we expect the trend to be stroll well in the fall. From structured herringbone blazers and elbow patches at Tory Burch to quilted jackets at Burberry to leggings with suspenders (well paired with riding boots), you don’t have to own or ride a horse to incorporate equine clothing. in your fall wardrobe.

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Consider hot pink

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Before the Barbiecore trend, hot pink was the focus of fall runways – Valentino dedicated its entire runway to the bright hue. At the same time, feminine, strong and sensual, you can wear the power color to the room or announce your arrival with a monochromatic look.

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Thinking group

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Sometimes we think less is more, especially when we’re talking about one of fall’s most simplistic trends: the little white tank top. Designers put their stamp of approval on wardrobe essentials via house logos, but you don’t have to spend a ton. The humble white tank top comes in a variety of fabrics and price points.

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It’s electric

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Designers are embracing a more is more attitude with shine throughout. Altuzarra’s sequins mimicked those of mermaid scales, while new Bottega Veneta designer Matthieu Blazy designed tunics with a cool electric green current flowing through them.

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Aeronautical Nation

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There’s something subversive about wearing a bomber jacket – a call to winger Maverick from Superior gun. Fall Parades thought so too. Shearling bombers infiltrated the catwalk at Coach, Celine adopted a cool collegiate version and Versace naturally put their spin on fashionable outerwear by opting for cape-like arm positioning.

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good sports

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Making his runway debut after a two-year hiatus, Gucci’s Alessandro Michele has teamed up with Adidas, proving that the worlds of fashion and fitness can co-exist. Tory Burch’s technical knit track jackets pair perfectly with tailored trousers and geometric prints.

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Back to basics

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Maintaining a stereotypical dress code can offer a refreshing approach to fashion. From easy buttonholes (opens in a new tab) and from tailored blazers to simple yet sophisticated t-shirts, designers are also flaunting a minimalist mentality, as seen in the runway shows of Bottega Veneta, Gabriela Hearst and Jil Sander.

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Caramel tones

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Warm caramel tones captivated the runways this season in silhouettes that ran the gamut, from tailored jackets at Michael Kors to buttery leather dresses at Chloe and unisex trench coats at Gabriela Hearst.

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Leather from head to toe

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Nothing conveys more strength than an all-leather look. Soft leather-on-leather looks looked like armor at Saint Laurent, Tod’s and Khaite. On the Prada de Miuccia catwalk, the pink leather trench coats hit the mark.

Conference room minis

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Designers paid special attention to custom-made pieces, not excluding the mini-skirt. Above-the-knee hems have been paired with blazers, keeping workwear cool and compatible for the next generation of office workers.