My Surefire Way to Look Expensive This Season
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Style Notes: Lisa Aiken balances her silhouettes so well with this statement knit and thigh-slit leather midi.
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Style Notes: When it comes to wearing head-to-toe white in the autumn, it's all about sticking to sleek, '70s-inspired silhouettes, as seen on Marisa Martins.
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Style Notes: Camille Charrière is the epitome of low-maintenance cool in this denim-and-blue-jumper ensemble. A good example of how the tonal trend can elevate even the simplest of looks.
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Style Notes: This head-to-toe black outfit is achingly chic (well, it is known as the fashion editor's uniform for a reason). COS is definitely the place to go for block-coloured, sculptural pieces.
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Style Notes: A traffic-stopping look if we ever saw one. Hanna Stefansson uses two contrasting textures to provide balance to this bold outfit.
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Style Notes: Okay, we know we said beige was the colour of the summer, but Pernille Teisbaek demonstrates that it can still feel relevant for autumn. We love the combination of a silky skirt, a chunky knit and a classic trench.
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Style Notes: Purple is probably one of the trickiest colours to pull off, so just be mindful of what shade you reach for. This lilac hue looks is so flattering on Lisa Folawiyo and is perfectly complemented by a pair of white lace-up trainers.
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Style Notes: We spotted Maxim Magnus at London Fashion Week in this brown getup. If you find the idea of patent a little intimidating, worry not—there are plenty of brown leather offerings around that offer the same luxe finish.
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Style Notes: Forget any sickly sweet associations because pink is so chic this season. Take your cues from Tiffany Hsu and throw together dusty-pink bootcut trousers with a statement blouse.
