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9 Non-Basic Ways to Style Your Jeans This Fall (Because It’s Kind of Hard)
Ankle boots, jeans, and a sweater—sound familiar? It’s most likely your trusty fall uniform. Believe it or not, there are actually other ways to style your jeans that don’t involve a basic sweater and simple ankle boots, and this season, we think it’s time to step outside the box and venture into oufit ideas like you never have before. With your favorite pair of jeans already on your body, there is a 90% chance you’ll still feel comfortable in your new fall look even if you are stepping a little outside of your comfort zone.
Ahead, I rounded up nine of my favorite fall outfits that include jeans. My favorite thing about each of the looks you’re about to see is that although the base of the ensemble is denim, the denim is the last thing you notice thanks to the exciting pieces it’s paired with. Between cow-print handbags and croc-embossed boots, I can guarantee that any of the nine ways to style jeans ahead will leave you looking anything but basic without having to try too hard.
Insiders Are Skipping Gold Jewelry and Wearing This Instead
For years now, yellow gold has been winning out as the most popular metal for jewelry among fashion insiders. Gold pieces—whether filled or plated, high-end or costume—have been the fashion set’s unofficial go-to accessories to tie their looks together. With the unwavering popularity of yellow gold, we’ve covered everything from the best colors to wear with gold jewelry to the affordable solid-gold pieces that somehow all are priced under $300.
Right now, though, I’ve been sensing some shifts in the jewelry world. Among them, a movement away from gold in favor of silver. Whether worn in the form of chain-link bracelets or sculptural rings (as demonstrated by Christie Tyler above), a pair of modern hoops or a herringbone necklace, silver jewelry is something you’ll be seeing more and more of this year. We also spotted in on the runways—notably at Bottega Veneta with thick chain necklaces—so it is set to be a huge trend in 2020. And the best news? The metal is priced much lower than gold, so go on to shop my edit of the best under-$200 silver jewelry pieces now.
10 Easy Halloween Costumes to Try in Your 30s
It can occasionally seem that the older you get, the less exciting holidays become. Are birthday parties ever going to be as fun as when they were hosted at bowling alleys? Well, speaking as someone who continues to adore each and every celebration no matter my age, yes. Furthermore, what’s Halloween without a bag of hard-earned candy? Good news again: Holidays can get even better with age—birthdays, New Year’s Eve and Halloween included. New Year’s Eve can become a more sophisticated soirée hosted at your apartment, and birthdays are the perfect excuse to treat yourself for an entire day (or weekend… or week), as if you needed an excuse.
Halloween, on the other hand, is a time to lose your inhibitions, forget your daily stressors, and become whomever you want to be for one night. Who wouldn’t want to take part? That’s why we’ve rounded up 10 easy, fun Halloween costumes to wear in your 30s to prove that holidays are just as fun as ever, though if we’re being honest, each of the following costume ideas would be perfect at any age.
It is indisputable that Cindy Crawford was, and remains, a classically elegant icon. With a simple white tank, jeans and a blowout, you too can pull off her effortless beauty.
Punk rock Patti Smith is a superstar in all rights. With an epic rock career and a literary legacy to boot, her style is just the cherry on top of a perfect Halloween costume.
Retrospectively the coolest member of the gang, Velma is the Scooby-Doo character I wish I’d looked up to when I was young. We can right those wrongs with a modern-day Halloween costume.
Jane Fonda in her workout video from 1982 will never stop being relevant, and neither will this costume.
Isis, the captain of the East Compton Clovers cheerleading team, is a force to be reckoned with. Plus, she has a cute outfit.
A character and a costume that never cease to be crowd-pleasers. It’s easy to put together and even easier to wear out on the dance floor.
A fur shag coat is the key piece you need to transform into Penny Lane, and you too can be almost famous.
Mia Wallace is a popular choice on Halloween for a reason—all you need is a white button-down and a black skirt (and a little red face paint if you’re going to commit).
Truthfully, any member of the Addams family is a perfect fit for Halloween. With their dark and spooky appearance but Morticia’s particularly stylish look, you’ve got the ideal costume.
The most complex costume yet, a Sally costume can be simplified for those of us not willing to paint our bodies. Simply throw on a rag dress, a red wig and draw some stitches on your arms and legs and—voilà.
Looking for some last-minute Halloween inspiration? Try these costumes you can wear with jeans.