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8 fall fashion buys you can wear right now
The Graphic Tee
Getty ImagesThese may be ideal for layering in the fall – but give them a spin for a laid-back summer day with a pair of boyfriend jeans and sneakers.
The Long-Sleeved Asymmetric Dress
Getty ImagesAn asymmetric sweater dress with colourful details is just fun enough for those end-of-summer days.
The Long-Sleeved Asymmetric Dress
Net a PorterTopshop Unique Cutout Asymmetric Striped Ribbed-Knit Dress ($250 USD), at net-a-porter.com.
The Beret
Getty ImagesIt’s no secret that celebs have been wearing this fall accessory everywhere this summer, so it’s not too early for you to get on board.
The Flared Denim
Getty ImagesThis is the easy breezy denim trend you should take for a test drive before fall hits.
The Flared Denim
Matches FashionEllery Ophelia High-Rise Flared Jeans ($1,300), at matchesfashion.com.
The Cool Suit
Getty ImagesSuits will be huge this fall, but if you pick one in a bold, bright colour, you can rock yours early.
The Cool Suit
TopshopDouble Breasted Suit Jacket ($80.96), at topshop.com; Suit Cigarette Trousers ($49.57), at topshop.com.
The Metallic Skirt
Getty ImagesIntroduce the space-age trend into your summer wardrobe with a sleek silver skirt.
The Red Statement
Getty ImagesRed is undeniably the It colour for fall. Get ahead of the trend and rock a skirt in the hot hue.
The Red Statement
Moda OperandiAnna October Cotton High Waisted Skirt ($485 USD), at modaoperandi.com.
The Striped Shirt Dress
Getty ImagesThis is the perfect comfy cool look for an August day at the office.
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