Stylists share 11 items you should get rid of from your fall wardrobe
We asked stylists about jackets, shoes, clothes, and accessories going out of style this fall, and the fashion trends worth replacing them with.
As fall approaches, certain clothing styles may be falling out of favor, according to three professional stylists. Baggy and chunky sweaters, as well as dropped shoulders and oversized designs, are being replaced by more structured, tailored pieces. Baggy clothing from head to toe is also losing popularity, with stylists recommending a more refined approach that focuses on creating volume in specific areas.
Low ankle booties may be outdated, with experts suggesting taller boots that cover the ankle for a better silhouette. Bodycon and cutout dresses are being replaced by more romantic, vintage-inspired designs featuring rich details like embroidery and tulle. Moto jackets are being replaced by tailored, shrunken, and cropped jackets, with funnel-neck jackets gaining popularity.
Quiet luxury fashion, characterized by understated, minimalist styles, is giving way to bolder pieces with more color and texture. Cargo pants with too many pockets are also becoming less desirable, while a statement brooch can serve as a focal point for an outfit. Meanwhile, chunky sneakers are being replaced by slimmer, sportier options, and athleisure as everyday clothing is being reconsidered.
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