Fall Color Trends for 2020

Stay dry in this transparent rain jacket during torrential downpours. The color is bright but still palette-able, especially if you wear more toned-down clothing underneath. 

Two reasons I want this bag: Blackpink member Rosé has one and it’ll never go out of style thanks to the timeless shape. The satchel has an unmissable gold YSL closure—luxurious—and comes in a gorgeous deep red hue.

If your denim collection is making you yawn, lock eyes on this pair of red cargo pants. They’re the perfect disruptor to your all-the-same-color bottoms.

This shirt dress can be worn buttoned all the way with sandals or unbuttoned with a tank and pair of jeans underneath. Either way, it’s a good transitional piece to have in your closet.

When a Mansur Gavriel piece is on sale and still comes in your sizing, it’s a good day. This sweater is currently 50 percent off! You know it’s already in my shopping cart.

The next time you have a special event coming up, wear something from Diarrablu, a black-owned business founded by Diarra Bousso. We love this pretty blush-colored dress, which was produced in a small ethical workshop in Dakar, Senegal.

A trench coat for fall isn’t groundbreaking, but you can up your outerwear game with this option instead of your usual go-to beige coat.

Fall weather is great for layering summer staples (a skirt) with more autumnal pieces like a thin, knit sweater. Pair them with your favorite ankle boots.

This cozy plaid shirt has light padding on the inside to keep you extra toasty during those brisk nights in the fall. 

Like trousers, one should always have a pair of dressy shorts they can pull on at a moment’s notice. This tailored pair signals that you’re pulled together and ready to tackle that to-do list.

What’s more luxe than a Prada blazer with a plaid print? A Prada blazer with a waist-cinching buckle belt.

This merino wool cardigan will allow you to wear that strappy summer tank top well into fall. 

If you’re not too keen on wearing the color up top, rock it on the bottom instead. These Ulla Johnson pants have a fold-over waist and visible stitching to give it a cool design.

There’s no need to change out of this comfy jumpsuit if you have to leave the house to meet up with friends. The linen one-piece nails the casual but dressy vibe.

This padded coat can be worn as a dress if you’re feeling lazy about peeling off your clothes indoors. 

This dress is conservative from the front, but don’t ignore that plunging cutout on the back. It’s just the right amount of detail to add sexiness to the piece.

The top you want to wear on Zoom calls when you’re feeling extra fine during Friday happy hours with the team. You can wear pajama pants on the bottom and still feel glamorous.

For a pair of biker shorts that offer a little extra something-something, slip into this option from LaQuan Smith.

This dress is made from lustrous taffeta and features a square neckline with puffy sleeves. To emphasize your waistline, cinch in the belt. 

You’ve seen this It bag everywhere, and it’s quickly selling out in all colors. Add yourself to the waist list or check your nearest location to snag the “Bobby.” This versatile bag has a removable shoulder strap, so you can wear it as a crossbody bag or carry it like a clutch. 

I will happily retire my worn-out black ankle boots for this caramel shoe from Tibi. Another plus? The boots are currently on sale for $318 from $795.