Layering Outfits for Chilly Fall 2025: Casual-Chic Street Style Ideas Women Love

Fall is creeping in and along with it comes that daily wardrobe dilemma: it is too cold to wear a tee but too warm to wear a full coat. Then how do we dress like we are all figured out without sweating by noon or freezing at dusk? The solution is layering, and not any layering, but clever, sophisticated, fashionable dressing that can respond to fresh air and mood swings. Whether you’re headed to brunch, a family photo shoot, or walking city blocks with coffee in hand, layering for fall outfits is the one trend that works for everyone.

Want to discover what women are loving this fall season of 2025? Consider texture, dimension, daring accessories, and styles that say, in a hushed voice, effortless, but scream, fashion. This is how I am wearing the layers this season and how you can too.

Textural Neutrals Meet Wine-Red Accents

The deep wine color on gray textures is always a different feeling in fall. There’s something about the contrast that feels moody, yet polished. This ensemble is a variation on the classics: a bulky gray knit, straight charcoal denim, and sleek chestnut boots that come up to the ankle-and that deep merlot scarf that knits the whole color scheme together. And not to mention the matching woven leather bag that mutters, I care, but I do not strain too hard. It’s giving minimal effort, maximum return.

The oversized scarf isn’t just cozy—it’s strategic. I adore longer accessories during fall since they allow me to transition between indoor and outdoor freely without having to wear a complete jacket. The boots, incidentally, are just the right in-between height that you can wear with jeans or midi skirts. When it comes to streetwear fashion women street styles, you will be aware that chunky wool and sharp leather pieces is one of the more popular blends this season.

Last year, I leaned into camel and oatmeal. But this fall? I’m all about oxblood and slate. I recall witnessing the same combinations at Paris Fashion Week- stylist Micaela Erlanger noted that wine colors create an instant depth to neutral color schemes. It stuck with me. It’s almost cinematic, especially on cloudy days.

And one thing I might add here, perhaps a thin ribbed turtleneck under the sweater in a cool ivory shade–subtle but warm. Or perhaps replace the white jeans with a sunnier day to make the same palette a little brighter. That’d make a perfect family picture look.

Off-Duty Layers With City Energy

Sometimes layering looks best when it’s accidental. You understand what I am talking about–those times when you just throw on a jacket because the air changed and all of a sudden, you have a look. In this one we have a soft burgundy leather jacket over a neutral foundation with wide-leg pants and warm-toned sneakers. It’s approachable, relaxed, but incredibly current. This is one of those concepts that mixes high casual with that fresh girl-on-the-go look.

Let us discuss layers: the trousers are ideal to maintain things fluid and cool, particularly with sneakers that stick out a bit to bring the ensemble to earth. The slightly cropped jacket is so good in this case because it does not overwhelm the silhouette it is soft but structured. These pieces are wardrobe heroes. Honestly, this jacket? It is that kind of rare find that makes 2025 street style boards without trying.

I had something like that on a cold Saturday when I was doing errands downtown and was actually stopped twice by strangers who asked me where I got my jacket. It is the kind of style that makes you feel put together even when you have a to-do list and an oat latte.

I’d maybe toss on some chunky gold hoops to elevate it for a photoshoot, or a soft beige beanie if you’re aiming for something more aesthetic.

Sporty Preppy Done Right

This is what fall fashion looks like when it plays around: sporty layering with traditional prep. A corduroy blazer, a rust vest, and plaid pants are not items; they are characters in a small fall outfit play. Crowned with a baseball cap and completed with a clean white shirt, this outfit is all academic power with a completely contemporary twist due to the unexpected cap.

The combination of patterns and textures is what makes it ideal to use on family photo day or any occasion in which you want to stand out without being too flashy. The brown gingham pants keeps things down to earth with a retro vibe, while the fitted blazer adds a cool edge. I have been seeing this old money meets new comfort trend develop since the spring and this is one of the trendiest implementations of it.

I wore something similar a few weeks ago to an outdoor work event and it was not only warm but flattering to everyone, especially the guys. Never underestimate the strength of a well-structured upper half with a playfulness twist.

When you are out leaf-peeping or going to a casual hiking place with your friends, simply replace the slacks with denim and the loafers with hiking boots and the outfit still works. Functional, but oh-so-stylish.

Layered Luxe With Bold Flair

Tailored meets glam in this strong-shouldered, high-impact layered moment. It is not only warm but a power play to have a checkered wool coat over a green plaid mini-dress suit. This outfit is fall drama in all the best ways when paired with suede boots that go over the knee and a mini burgundy handbag. It is the sort of outfit that is hard to ignore, yet in the most refined key.

Honestly, I’m obsessed with mini-blazers layered under long coats. They give you warmth and edge at once. In case you are a person who has always dreamed of trying out the vibe of the editor-in-chief on the go, this look is your Inspo 2025. And now the details: these thick gold chains are not just accessories, they complete the look with pure editorial vibe.

It would completely pass as a city photo shoot or even Thanksgiving dinner should you wish to embrace a high-style 2025 fall vibe. Should you be concerned about the temperature, then wear a smooth thermal on top or wear sheer tights that are glossy.

Would I add anything? Perhaps a formal beret or a pair of tinted glasses to go all the way with European style. But even as-is, it’s a dress to impress masterpiece.

Modern Classic With a Camel Twist

There’s something about camel coats in fall. They just work. This outfit is more classic and timeless featuring high-waisted checkered trousers, a plain cream knit, and a long camel coat with a perfect shape. There is a hint of color (Burgundy ankle boots) which plants some warmth but does not destabilize the neutral surrounding. It is intelligent, casual, and can be worn forever, a perfect foundation to family portraits, dinner outings, or gallery-hopping on a windy Sunday.

Every piece in this look has staying power. The camel coat is a must-have autumn piece that will never be out of fashion, and it makes pretty much everything look better. The checked trousers are a major trend in fall 2025, and are usually worn with cropped puffers, but here they are doing clean elegance. And those boots? The color alone makes them a seasonal staple.

I have had an experience in front of a cafe window with nearly this same outfit on, someone inside literally pointed and said, This is fall. You don’t forget compliments like that. That’s the magic of good styling—it lingers.

To dress this up to a photoshoot or event, I would tuck in a silk scarf or a structured belt. However, without extras, this appearance is beautiful on its own.

Leopard and Leather With a Pop of Denim

The style is a lesson in how to mix strong patterns and textures without over-complicating it. The denim shirt is worn under a leopard-print jacket, which provides the look with both form and style. Black leather joggers give the right touch of edginess, and the animal-print sneakers with bright red laces take the whole outfit to a new level of surprise. Combined with an easy tote bag and slicked-back bun, it is a clean, urban shape that has a personality.

The trick, in this case, is contrast soft denim and rough leather, animal print and clean accessories. These pants are surprisingly wearable for fall. I used mine on school runs in the morning, coffee dates, even on casual working days. They’re perfect for layering under oversized knits or structured blazers. Throw in a tote that can fit your laptop or a market bouquet, and you have a that-will-do casual outfit that can be worn on the run.

I’ve been a fan of leopard accents for years, but pairing them with denim always gives me confidence. According to the InStyle fall trendy roundup, animal prints are a neutral now, and I agree. All this would make a great off-beat family photo shoot, particularly in an urban and slightly industrial location.

It is simple to change the red laces to black to tone it down, or go all in with a red lip and make it dramatic. The thing is that these ideas can be turned up or down depending on your mood.

Monochrome Mood With a Belted Twist

Slick, sharp and a bit brooding- this is an outfit that is all about clean lines and strong layering. Simplicity is a statement when a belted black vest is worn over a long white shirt and combined with wide-leg leather trousers. The silhouette of the accessories remains crisp: a pair of minimal black sandals, a structured bag and dainty statement earrings. It is ideal on those in-between fall days that still have warmth in the afternoon air.

The trick here is balance, the sleeveless top attracts the eye to the waist, and the white shirt underneath balances the length and gives the impression of lightness. The trousers anchor everything and provide movement without overwhelming the shape. These wide-leg pants are certainly a 2025 street style basic, particularly when they are made of faux leather or satin. And if you’re short like me? Try this combo with pointed heels for extra height.

I’ve tried this formula before, minus the heels, and still felt put-together. It is one of those looks that are both structured and effortless. Recently Who What Wear has named the belted vest a quiet power piece this fall, and I could not agree more.

To make it more wearable for everyday? Swap in sneakers and a cropped jacket. But really, it is just right as it is, to openings in galleries, rooftop cocktails, or wherever you need to dress to impress without screaming.

High-Impact Red for Classic Fall Drama

Red does not whisper and that is the very reason why I am in love with this look. The final fall fashion flex is a bright red sweater worn under a matching sharp coat. The combination of high-waisted medium-wash denim and black heels makes the outfit look powerful yet wearable. The tan structured bag completes the ensemble without trying to steal the show- it is just right, as everything ought to be.

This is layering 101 on fall outfits: wear your coat that matches your top and have your jeans do the neutral job. Red is massive this fall 2025, and I am seeing it in everything, including lipstick and boots, and it looks modern and classic all at once with blue denim. If you’re planning family pictures, this is a foolproof palette that photographs beautifully.

I had a similar outfit during a weekend trip to Boston, and all the pictures were amazing. The color just pops in autumn light. It is that type of confidence outfit that you take out when the air becomes crisp and you need to feel good. Tip: throw in some gold hoops, or a big lip, to up the visual ante.

The only thing I’d change? Maybe a soft plaid scarf tucked under the collar. However, even without any adornment, this is an impressive decision of any person who is willing to embody fashionable self-security.

Cozy Companions: Corduroy and Camel

This best-friend style snapshot has all the right fall layering notes. One of the looks is rust corduroy pants with a green chunky turtleneck, completed with a crossbody and sunglasses. The other chooses a less colorful color scheme jeans, loafers, a multicolor scarf, and a camel wool coat. They both straddle that border between timeless and just right 2025.

Corduroy is having a serious revival this year. These flared trousers are warm but not heavy and they match so well with bold knits. I have witnessed too many streetwear fashion women street styles that revive these textures in new, wearable forms. And the oversized camel coat? It never left. It’s perfect for layering over literally anything.

There’s something nostalgic about this look. It takes me back to picking apples with friends, or going and getting cinnamon lattes and browsing farmers markets. It has a casualness to it, yet it is deliberate. It is one of those concepts that women of any age can easily rock.

Personally, I could style it up by wearing chunky socks over boots or a large tote bag to be practical. It’s Inspo for cozy, walk-all-day kind of weekends.

Collegiate Layers With a Color Pop

Hurrah, hoorah, hoorah, hoorah to daring color and ingenious layering in fall outfits. This outfit makes use of a clean stripe shirt, a deep green cable-knit vest and grounds it in a pair of loose brown trousers and a houndstooth blazer. It is providing Ivy League professor with a Pinterest board, and I mean that in the best way possible. The flashy green bag and amber-colored sunglasses add some lightheartedness to an otherwise refined figure.

The best thing about this outfit is the color coordination. That bright green is repeated twice–vest and purse–and everything then fits into place. The shirt provides vertical sharpness, and the trousers provide a counterweight to the volume with a loose hang. In all honesty, this would be absolutely perfect in a bookshop photoshoot, a lazy day in a museum, or any imaginative weekday schedule.

The large shirt that pops out underneath the vest is a fine example of why it is important to play with hem lengths. The layering of the visuals adds depth and highlights your outfit in a nonchalant fashionable manner. Unless you already wear vests this season- you should. They are among the most effortless trendy items to switch between seasons.

To tweak this for colder days? Add a trench coat and boots. Or go white jeans with a fresh preppy look. The possibilities are wide open.

Powder Blue and Caramel Tones

This is a classic fall combination with a soft pastel. The baby blue turtleneck is too large to be cumbersome, but tight enough into high-waisted caramel trousers that move freely. This is not the layering we see in the conventional sense, but this outfit achieves the fall season layering objective of warmth and color in a single cool silhouette. Layering does not always require the use of layers- it is sometimes about the way the textures and the cuts relate.

The knit is the one you can wear over and over again, it is warm, yet breathable, and the high funnel neck is a scarf in itself. Another trend that will be there in the fall (probably especially in this coppery hue) is the wider leg trousers. They’re the bridge between structured and soft, making them ideal for 2025 fall streetwear moments or even a relaxed family photo day.

This combination reminds me of chilly mornings where you’re sipping something hot, walking aimlessly because the sunlight feels too good to rush. It is simple, but deep, and the light blue is such a nice contrast to the darker colors of the autumn.

To turn this up a notch on colder days, I would add a trench of the same tone or perhaps a longline wool coat in cream. And when you want to do a photoshoot, this palette is a dream to photograph.

Structured Layering With Feminine Edge

This is an aggressive interpretation of street style in 2025 that has an editorial vibe. A sharp oversized shirt dress is worn underneath a boned black corset and finished with a classic checked coat. The thigh-high patent boots add some drama, and the little white bow at the neck adds contrast and some old-fashioned cuteness. It is one of those clothes you put on when you feel like being noticed.

This is not a casual everyday look but all of this can be styled big time. The thing that makes this fit pop is the corset- it gives it definition and interest to what would otherwise be a classic shirt dress. It is all about elevation, this type of layering transforms a wardrobe staple into something memorable. The over-sized wool coat makes it earthy, and the fuzzy handbag gives it the right texture.

I noticed this corset-over-shirt trend in the spring, but now it is taking over fashionable fall. Even the stylists at Harper Bazaar have dubbed this combo the new waistcoat to be worn by women who want to add structure, but not corporate.

Would I tone it down for daywear? Absolutely. Replace the boots with tall socks and loafers, and you have a very Inspo 2025 look that still catches attention.

Urban Chic in a Cozy Classic

There are days when you feel like you want to be bundled up like a blanket- and this look does the trick. Over a skinny white turtleneck and tuck jeans is a plush teddy coat that will make the ideal shape to walk around the city or pose in a warm family photo. It is finished with the right amount of detail, by the crossbody chain bag and oversized sunglasses.

It is the textures that do most of the work here: faux shearling, ribbed cotton, heavy denim. This outfit is evidence that layering fall does not mean piling on the clothes, but rather the way pieces play together. The teddy coat isn’t just warm, it’s huggable. You know what I mean, if you ever spent a whole Sunday wrapped in one.

I have replicated this same combination a number of times on early November errands, and I never feel out of place or overdressed, but I always feel stylish but comfortable. I wear it when I have nothing to think about but still want to look presentable.

To add a bit of aesthetic flair? Maybe a plaid scarf or winter beanie in ivory. Or just leave it as is—it’s street-ready perfection.

Cherry Red Monochrome for Bold Days

This outfit is an exclamation point on legs- and I love it. The cherry red tights, the knit sweater and mini skirt are all tone-on-tone and unafraid. The white shirt worn under it adds form and interrupts the intensity, and the mini handbag and matching heels finish the theme. It’s trendy, sharp, and totally wearable for cool weather.

Monochrome dressing is not something new but this saturated red is really new this year. Vogue has declared red the color of 2025, and this outfit demonstrates just how to wear it in a variety of textures. The tights are a nice echo of the skirt, and everything is still cohesive yet playful.

Last year on Valentine s Day I wore a red sweater and skirt combination and someone said I looked like a love letter. That stuck with me. Fashion is a visual narrative and this one reads, I am here and I know it.

This would be a beauty, in case you are arranging family photo sessions or festive outings. All you have to do is add a neutral coat on top and you are set to go through the season.

Brown Tones With a Festive Twist

This outfit is warm, rich, and full of charm as it combines the chocolate tones with a pleated midi and plaid scarf that sings of the season. The knit turtleneck and cardigan are a dark brown, which wraps the body in softness, and the scarf is green and red, which makes the scarf celebratory but not cliche. It is providing Euro-holiday vibes, and I am all here.

This is one of those concepts that women of any age can run with. You may wear it to a holiday market, a photo shoot, or even a comfortable Thanksgiving dinner. The pleated skirt is soft and swings with each step and the combination of cardigan over turtleneck keeps you warm, yet allows you to show off your shape.

It was like a glance my mom had in an old picture- same deep tones, same bright smile. That nostalgic coziness is precisely the way fall fashion ought to be.

I would wear this with suede boots or even high-top sneakers in case I wanted to dress down. Anyway, this is sheer delight, in cloth.

Classic City Layers with a Modern Denim Twist

It has a certain easy-cool confidence about combining old-school tailoring with all-American denim and this is the type of thing that I come back to every fall. A houndstooth blazer with a double-breasted cut pairs with a chambray shirt and straight-leg jeans, it is both structured and casual, yet not too hard. It has the right touch of polish in the chain-handled leather purse. This is where you go when you need to mix 2025 street style and Parisian flair.

I never stop saying that a good blazer is the anchor of any fashionable fall wardrobe. The check design is classic, and when combined with a denim-on-denim base, it adds a completely wearable spin to the Streetwear fashion women street styles. I would wear this on a family photo or even a casual photoshoot day when you want something structured and not stiff. Those jeans? Mid-wash and clean-cut—the type you build your week around.

This appearance brings me to the idea that style is not always about recreating the wheel, it is about making minor, deliberate decisions. An exchange of a plain bag to a textured one. A tuck of a shirt. It’s the energy of saying, “Yeah, I care, but not too much.”

To make this even more versatile, I would include a cashmere scarf or a silk one in case of colder mornings. It will make you feel warm and not cover up the outfit.

Monochrome Cool for Transitional Weather

Whenever I dress like this tonal, minimal, sleek, I feel like I can go into the gallery or just run errands and still turn heads. It’s the power of black. A long, tailored coat, cropped knit and high-waisted vintage jeans are a combination that never fails. This is a contemporary armor coupled with a slouchy black bag and chunky boots. And the beanie is just the icing on the cake–warm, cool and slightly downtown.

The big outwear trend is not going anywhere in 2025 and I adore how the streamlined shape of this coat lends an edge to the slouchy jeans and sweater. The black boots are also slim in shape, yet functional, they balance the look, but do not dominate it. When you consider layering basics this season, choose cuts and materials that would make simple items seem rich and textural.

This type of casual layering has rescued me on many days when I did not know what to wear. And when I’m not in the mood for color? I go full noir. It’s bold in its simplicity.

What I would add to this is a bold lipstick or large sunglasses. A bit of contrast that makes the entire thing interesting.

Soft Neutrals for Everyday Luxury

This combination of warm taupes and creams is a sure thing when you need to feel warm but still put together. A roll-neck sweater, traditional white jeans, and a camel coat that drifts behind you as you stride along, it is one of those fall outfits that are both comfortable and stylish. It is soft to the touch just by looking at it, and the crossbody leather bag in warm brown shades envelops the entire look in purpose.

The white jeans are that refreshing step to the 2025 fall. I understand that some people are still scared to wear white after Labor Day but believe me that is over. This is the kind of outfit that works for apple picking, a hiking trip where you’re still making it a family photo moment, or a weekend photoshoot with minimal styling needed.

This reminds me of the best off-duty New England weekend. I have this very type of outfit, with my hair pinned in the turtleneck, drinking coffee, and feeling comfortable and extremely editorial.

To add a bit of glamour to the style without disrupting the delicacy, I would add a set of gold hoops or a stack of plain rings.

Cozy Meets Playful in Textures and Movement

This is fall layering at its most joyful. A statement knit with an old-school pattern, a shimmery pleated skirt that moves with you as you walk, and a dark grey overcoat that gives it a little structure, it has Ideas women love to bring personality to seasonal style. The entire vibe is rooted and solid due to those black combat boots.

The boots provide the necessary edge to contrast the feminine shape and the complicated silhouette underneath the skirt balances out the form. The sweater is not kitschy but fun, and to be honest, I adore the retro vibe it adds, it is very fashionable in a comfortable manner.

This would be my pick of a 2025 street style moment on a crisp Sunday when you are brunching, thrifting, or simply walking a little further because the leaves are too pretty not to.

A little clutch or belt bag would go well here something that does not take away the focus of the knit but that goes well with it.

Sporty Streetwear Chic with a Twist

This is what fall 2025 would have as a dress code. A cropped blazer over a hoodie, white jeans and two-tone sneakers? Total Inspo 2025. Throw in the baseball cap and crossbody scarf styling, and all of a sudden, you have a complete look that is comfortable and cleverly detailed. It is sporty, of course, but it is also well put together as streetwear fashion women street styles.

Now, how about layering properly: the hoodie brings the volume and the functionality, the blazer makes it sophisticated, and those white jeans tie the whole thing together. The sneakers are convenient to wear on a day out and chic to be photographed on the fly.

I have a feeling that sometimes people are afraid to combine styles in such a way, sporty and tailored, but it works because all the elements deserve their right. It’s thoughtful, not random.

This one is a vibe, especially if you have family photos or simply want to look different on your feed. I would perhaps include a pop of bright red lipstick or a small backpack to add another surprise.

Tailored Layers with a Pop of Color

This outfit is a total fall power move. Traditional tailoring is paired with cozy layering in a tailored plaid suit, and crowned with a coat in a rust color that swings like self-confidence behind your back. A white tee keeps things light on the bottom, and the accessories are well-selected: golden pointy-toe flats and a red crossbody bag that is not overwhelmingly eye-catching. This is an urban, work-appropriate, and ready-to-impress outfit without uttering a word.

The best thing I like here is the natural combination of masculine form and feminine touch. The blazer and trousers are matched in one color, making the lines clean, and the long coat is in a warm, caramel color, softening it all. When it comes to Ideas women will wear on repeat in 2025, be sure to make a note of this: your foundation should be something classic, but add a twist to it, something surprising, like that firecracker red bag. It’s a yes.

I have used a similar outfit to meetings with clients and even family portraits, and it always looks stunning in pictures. You get balance, structure, and warmth all in one. And the contrast of earthy colors and bright accents makes it so camera-friendly.

At the most, I would add a thin scarf or a gold chain necklace to give some depth. This hat is already a vibe, I would not dare to touch that.

Playful Preppy with Street Smarts

I like this appearance, and I smile because it is evidence that it is possible to combine the audacious color, old-fashioned prep, and sports appeal in one absolutely fashionable instant. A too-big pinstripe blazer on a cobalt shirt and tie is paired up with a lemony vinyl skirt and bright accessories. Top it all off with green sneakers, a bright green bag, and a cap that says New York and you have a complete streetwear fashion women street styles win.

This kind of maximalism is having a serious comeback in 2025 street style, and it’s easy to see why. Every piece here is doing its job. The jacket gives it authority, the tie says watch me, and the sneakers keep it down to earth. I would describe this as fearless- it is fashion schoolgirl and city slicker.

I believe that we can overcomplicate our fall layering sometimes, trying to achieve dull colors and minimalism. However, fashion editor Tyler McCall put it best in an Elle article: Joy dressing is returning, and it is all about color, humor, and audacity. That’s exactly what this serves.

I might tone it down a little bit in a family picture by substituting the skirt with tailored shorts or jeans, but otherwise? Let the fun be the focus.

Bold Shoulders and Waist-Cinching Drama

Let’s talk shape. If you’re craving something that defines your frame and still leans into the ease of layering for fall outfits, this one delivers. A corset with a button-down shirt with a lot of volume is belted, and the outfit is completed with navy trousers and tall black boots. The ensemble uses proportion in a manner that is both refined yet powerful- a style that is perfect to wear out at night or during cold-day errands that magically turn into street-style situations.

This outfit has so much presence because of this combo of puff sleeves and a cinched waist. The corset isn’t just an accessory—it transforms the look into something sculptural. And don’t get me started on the boots. They are daring, sharp and give the outfit a serious fashion edge.

It is the type of styling that I would prefer when I would need a statement, yet want to be me. It is empowering to wear clothes that fit snugly on your body and yet leave you with space to breathe. It’s a win-win.

As a beginner of corsets trend, it is better to start with an easier piece such as plain tee and then advance to puff sleeves or stripes. You’ll be surprised at how versatile it is.

Retro Mix of Softness and Prints

Sometimes an outfit surprises you and it just works. This is a playful, lived-in, and slightly quirky enough to catch the eyes of people. A brown corduroy jacket with a striped blue shirt is combined with silky, patterned pants and sneakers that tie the entire color scheme together. It is relaxed, comfortable and something I would wear to brunch, to run errands and to a casual family photo day.

In 2025, corduroy is in, and I am not complaining. It also brings that warm texture that is so screamingly fall, particularly when it is layered over classic menswear shirting. The trousers provide a casual silhouette and the right amount of pattern to make things interesting. Plus, sneakers? Always a yes when you want movement and ease.

This brings me back to some of the retro styles I pinned on Pinterest last year, part vintage, part modern, all Inspo. It’s soft enough for Sunday but styled enough for the ‘gram.

The only thing I would change is that I would switch the bag to something funky like a crossbody or mini backpack so you can have your hands free- perfect to use when you are hiking or on a travel day.

Modern Denim Layers with Luxe Outerwear

We’re ending this segment with a banger. Chambray layered with dark denim is upgraded with a grey wool coat with a lining of rich red satin. And layered underneath? A turtleneck that fits snugly around the neckline as a sort of secret weapon against the cold. This is autumn glamour with a touch of cowgirl chic- it is designed to suit the woman who seeks texture, tone and classic style, without compromising on comfort.

There’s so much to love here. The belt is shiny enough to interrupt the denim, and that wool coat? It is dramatic and wearable, everything a good coat must be in fall layering outfits. This outerwear is your splurge item in case you are building a capsule wardrobe that will last in the world of fashion.

I had something similar on one occasion when I did a photoshoot and it looked amazing in photos. The layers played on all sides, and that flash of red on the inside of the coat gave a touch of drama when the wind blew. That is the detail that lifts the entire mood.

To make it even more versatile, I would think of replacing the heeled boots with a pair of white sneakers on casual days. Add a pair of gold hoops and you’re good to go.