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Fall fashion is one of our favorite things about this time of year and with getting dressed comes the art of layering. In-between seasons like autumn and spring, require a little more thought when it comes to choosing an outfit for the day because you need to consider the fluctuating temperatures and changes in weather. Dressing in layers is always an optimal choice because it allows you to shed or add on warmth at any given time of the day. However, you need to layer wisely to avoid looking like a pile of fabric! We often look to Instagram to get our style inspo for the day. For today’s post, we wanted to share the best fall layered outfits you probably haven’t tried yet.

 

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1) Juxtaposition of Lengths

It may be colder in certain parts of the world since we’ve reached November, but if the warm air is still lingering where you live, try this outfit combination. Instead of stashing away your summer shorts, style them for one last go around with a longline coat and some tall western boots. This style of layering makes you appear taller and lets your legs breathe before it gets too chilly! Even when temperatures do dip, you can try this outfit combination with a pair of sheer tights.

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2) Camel Everything

One of the most classic outerwear items that never goes out of style is the camel coat. Next time you plan on wearing it out, try playing up the camel colored hues for a neutral layered look. A matching blazer or sweater and boots makes the outfit look cohesive and sophisticated. This outfit works with jeans or floor sweeping trousers.

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3) The “It” Sweater Vest

The current fall trend taking the Internet by storm is the sweater vest. Layer this sleeveless knit overtop a button-down shirt to capture the trend. To keep the look street style savvy, don’t be afraid to keep the rest of the outfit loose and slouchy too. You can finish off the outfit with a menswear-inspired coat and trousers. We love it makes this trendy ensemble look more effortless and luxe.

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4) Hoodie Season

Mornings are extra chilly so it is hard to change out of your hoodie and sweatpants. The good news is that you don’t have to forgo the hoodie entirely! Simply transform an oversized hoodie into a dress and spruce it up with a faux-leather trench or faux fur coat. Adding a pair of killer knee-high boots ensures you can stay cozy but still look dressed up and ready to go.

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5) Keep it Preppy

Layered looks just tend to lend themselves well to a collegiate aesthetic. A baggy cardigan looks incredibly stylish and classic when buttoned on top of a crisp poplin shirt. You can pair this duo with some trousers and vintage inspired sneakers to keep the look preppy and casual – or go for a mini skirt to keep the entire outfit feminine.

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6) All Black

A look that never fails is all black. Layer up on all your favorite dark colored pieces but think about various textures and weights outside of your usual closet staples. This belted blazer, faux-leather mini skirt, printed sheer tights and combat boots make for the ultimate cool girl look. Although it is a monochrome outfit, the different fabrications and proportions make each piece stand out from one another.

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7) Cinced With A Corset

Sometimes, layered fall outfits are all about what you’re wearing on the outside. We all know what wonders a belt can do for your coat, but if you want an updated outerwear look, try cinching your waist with a faux-leather corset. This is a really unexpected touch that elevates your jacket while incorporating some edge. You could also swap out the coat for a blazer or cozy cardigan too!

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8) Complementary Colors & Patterns

Get a little funky with your layered look by experimenting with different colors and patterns. Not every item in your look needs to coordinate fully, as long as the overall outfit balances out. In this look, the polka dot set makes an unexpectedly great combo with green slouchy boots and a pastel blue handbag!

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9) Textured Vest

Aside from the sweater vest, textured vests are another key layering investment for the season! Fabrics like faux-fur or sherpa are a great way to spice up an everyday fit. Plus, it is easy to shrug on or off depending on the weather. We adore how this blogger pairs a shaggy fur vest with a chunky sweater and leather leggings. It’s casual and effortless for everyday wear.

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10) Sweater Dress Paired With a Shirt Dress

If there’s anything we’ve learned about layering in the fall, it’s that a shirt dress can do wonders for your wardrobe. The next time you’re headed out the door, try slipping a bright sweater dress on top of a white shirt dress. Then, throw on a pair of chunky over-the-knee boots for a street chic finish.

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Figuring out the right layers to mesh together can be a bit of a headache. However, it’s important to remember that instead of always resorting to the basics, you can add in new trends and textures that will breathe life into your layered fall outfits. These 10 looks should give you a great starting point for experimental layers that can take on the frigid temps that are underway.

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