Stylists share 11 items you should get rid of from your fall wardrobe
We asked stylists about jacket, shoe, clothing, and accessory trends going out of style this fall, and the fashions worth replacing them with.
This fall, certain fashion trends may start to feel outdated, according to three professional stylists. Stylist Fred Kim suggests ditching oversized, baggy clothing and instead opting for a more refined look by creating volume in one area. Wardrobe stylist Rachel Varney says ankle boots that dip down too low on the ankle are starting to look outdated, and recommends choosing boots that come up higher on the ankle.
Stylist David Zyla advises against bulky cable-knit sweaters with dropped shoulders and instead suggests structured sweaters with more defined shoulder details, such as built-in shoulder pads or balloon sleeves. Bodycon and cutout dresses are being replaced by softer, more romantic styles inspired by vintage designs. Cargo pants with numerous pockets or zippers may be losing their appeal, while quieter, more colorful and textured pieces are gaining popularity.
Motor jackets are no longer in style, and Zyla recommends opting for tailored, shrunken, or cropped fitted jackets instead. Athleisure as everyday wear may also be out of favor, with Kim expressing a desire to see less of it, particularly on men. Instead, he recommends choosing fabrics like cotton over synthetic materials. Dainty jewelry should be swapped for statement brooches, which can be placed in various ways, such as on a handbag, cardigan, or dress waistline. Finally, chunky sneakers may be replaced by slimmer options.
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