Since my last fall favourites post, I actually invested in part of that list. Therefore, I’m back and adding to my favourites with my clothing finds, as promised. Last list, we discussed my top shoe-ins for the season and in the spirit of all things fall, this list is just as cosy and classic as my shoe-ins.
To preface, I’ll always try to create a price range so these range from high street to high fashion. Now that that’s clear, let’s go :)
First things first, this Source Unknown Sweater has sat in my mind, cart, and spirit for maybe three years now. It screams cosy, is the epitome of fall, and my love for it has certainly not decreased since the first time I saw it. These colour ways are my absolute favourite, with the Chocolate Brown and Navy taking the cake.
I would love to style it with
Black Bootcut Jeans from 7 from All Mankind or Black Flare Leggings from Mango (to be elaborated on in this style series!!)
A gorgeous pair of wool Calvin Klein trousers my Mum passed on to me that I adore
White flare pants also from my Mum’s 90s wear I now own
Expanding on the sweater trend, I’m loving collared sweaters a lot lately and Kookai’s Dalton Zip Cardigan just scratches an itch. This colour way, along with the black, is gorgeous and serves as the perfect transitional piece as we go into colder months. A collared look is slimming and easy to layer too.
There’s a similar two-zip cardigan at Monki in a stunning light blue and dusty pink that is a lovely and cheaper alternative too, but whew I just love this sweater, I don’t have much else to say.
When I think of high collared, I think of sweaters that remind me of the classic fall picture with the woman’s hair tucked within the turtleneck, an oversized trench, sleek long pants, and pointed boots.
These two high collared sweater looks from COS. The first has a bit more of fitted seam around the waist and sleeves that I like for an everyday look. The second, much more expensive too, has a more luxurious feel and would be something I’d love to see with a long satin maxi skirt and heeled boots on a night out.
While these two are on the more expensive side, H&M offers pretty decent alternatives to them. The first resembles the chunky knit of the black COS look while the second favours the first, with a looser fit.
Moving through my list, the Oreseund Iris Weekend Knit Cardigan has been a love of mine for a hot minute.
At £350 though… it’s a little out of my budget, so I’ve had to look for alternatives. Since then I can say that Revolve, ASOS, and Z*ra (trying not to promote this brand much, ugh), take the cake for me.
The slimming of the waist and sleeve cuffs, in contrast with the looser ballooned fit of the cardigan are super flattering with just about any kind of pants and the transitional period across different weather.
Onto my last bits, I’ll give it to you in a list:
Mango’s Round Neck Knitted Cape: Reminiscent of the poncho, which I feel is totally coming back into style with the resurgence of cowboy-core ;)
Reformation’s Brooklyn Cotton Polo Sweater: Saw this person and the red caught my eye immediately! The material is stunning and makes such a perfect cosy yet chic look.
Zara’s Green Knit Cardigan w/ Golden Buttons: My aunt gave me an old Mango jacket a few years back that I’m going to scour my house for and this so reminded me of it. This cut and fit of this cardigan is unique and the colour way is gorgeous. 10/10 for me!
Zara’s Chunky-Knit Cardigan: Cute, classy, comfortable. Enough said.
Zara’s Knit Cardigan: Again, cute, classy, and comfortable!
Urban Revivo’s V-Neck Knitted Cardigan: Such a gorgeous piece of hardware for the clasp of the cardigan and the maroon colour is impeccable! Totally on trend for the season.
What I love about all of these tops are their ability to be layered and their timelessness. I can wear them in different ways and seasons, which is a huge goal for the sustainability of my closet and wallet, and they’re all high quality enough for my current pocket.
All in all, thank you for allowing me to put you on to my current obsessions. Please let me know some of your favourites from this list and your favourite tops for fall to add to my clearly expansive list ;)
As always, thank you, thank you, thank you for reading. Next up is coats, bags, and accessories!
I will definitely be seeing you soon. I LOVE you!!
Tah tah 💋