5 Fall 2024 Fashion Trends We’re Loving
It’s time to ditch the swimsuits and cutoff shorts and embrace autumn’s arrival. We’ve enlisted the expertise of three Scouted boutique owners to identify the hottest fall 2024 fashion trends you’ll want to add to your wardrobe this season. Prepare to click “add to cart.”
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Play with plaid
Is there anything more quintessential fall than plaid? This cool-girl style gives the perfect amount of prep school vibes, and can be worn in a multitude of ways. Peyton Merrill, owner of Bunny & Babe in Winnetka, Illinois, suggests opting for a signature jacket, like this Tanya Taylor coat, or sporting a tartan style top, perfect for everyday wear. To shop Bunny & Babe’s full Scouted Edit, click here.
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Embrace softer silhouettes
Silhouettes that have ditched the hard edges is one of Margo Lea’s, owner of Woodlands Attire & Art in Hendersonville, North Carolina, favorite trends for fall 2024. Comfortable, flattering, and fabulously feminine, pieces with rounded shoulders, curved sleeves, and cheeky ruffles are quickly replacing the more severe silhouettes that were the hallmark of the last few seasons
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Go for green
Jeni Cain, owner of Monkee’s of the West End in Greenville, South Carolina, declares that green is the new neutral of the season. From earthy shades of olive to rich emerald jewel tones, this verdant hue is being worn in all fashionable facets, from ready-to-wear and footwear to accessories and formal ensembles. What to dip your toe into this trend? Cain advocates rocking green as an accent in a print or stripe.
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Opt for textured knits
Brushed cashmere, alpaca, and boucle are the key players in this season’s cozy looks. “The tops of the season feature textures that beg to be touched,” Lea says. Whether dressed down with a great pair of denim or elevated with a charming maxi skirt, a textured knit has secured itself as a sartorial staple.
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Get down to business
From the ubiquitous blazer to a classically cut trouser pant, ladylike suiting is having a real fashion moment. According to Cain, the best way to ensure style-success with menswear-inspired looks is to focus on feminine details and proper tailoring. “I love the idea of pairing a fitted vest with pleated trousers or a cropped blazer with shorts for a more casual feel,” she says. If you’re not really into separates, it’s hard to go wrong with a beautiful blazer dress.
Bunny & Babe appears in The Scout Guide North Shore Chicago. Woodlands Attire & Art appears in The Scout Guide Asheville & Western North Carolina. Monkee’s of the West End appears in The Scout Guide Greenville.
Looking for more fall fashion inspo? Check out some of our current favorite trends: Ivy League Style, ’90s Fashion, and Metallics.
