How To Wear Stripes This Fall And Winter
This fall and winter, we’ll see fun and creative use of stripes in fashion. In addition to the traditional pinstriped blazers, classic button-downs, and striped sweaters, we’re seeing multi-directional stripes, striped knit dresses, and accessories in stripes.
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My Striped Knit Dress
This knit dress with multicolored stripes caught my eye at my local Banana Republic because it’s so versatile. I also love the way it swishes when I move. It’s a statement piece on its own, but I can also wear it with a cardigan or jacket. It’s sold out online, but I’ve linked some other striped knit dresses below.
These striped skirts, dresses and tops are playful but polished. Add a jacket, handbag, or pair of shoes in a contrasting color to make your outfit pop. Burgundy, cherry red, and electric blue are trending this fall.
Fall And Winter Accessories In Stripes
There are some cute striped accessories this fall and winter, including silk scarves, hat-and-scarf-sets, handbags, and even sunglasses! Add these to your basic outfits or get creative by wearing stripes with florals, polka dots, or houndstooth prints. You can also make your basic striped shirt or tee more interesting by adding a scarf in a different print.
If you’re starting to think about holiday gifts, this Free People Hat and Scarf Set would be a cute gift. This Polo Ralph Lauren Striped Bear Print Robe is playful and sophisticated at the same time! And this Haven Well Within Cashmere Chevron Stripe Scarf and these Wool And Cashmere Triangle Scarves are lovely options too.
Here are some other striped accessories to consider:
Petite Fall And Winter Stripes
If you are petite like I am, vertical stripes have an elongating effect. If you want to create the illusion of broader shoulders, try a horizontal striped top. Here are some options in stripes that come in petite sizes:
Will you be wearing stripes this fall and winter?
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