Fashion People Are Feeling This UK-Based Label—and We’re on Board

While I stock an assortment of labels in my closet, there’s one brand that’s consistently held its own for years: AllSaints. The UK-based label offers cool, downtown-feeling essentials like moto jackets, leather separates, boots, and more that have become staples in my day-to-day life. Some of the top fashion girls out there are also on board with the line, consistently posting looks from the brand on IG.

This season, though, there’s been one outfit from AllSaints that’s completely taken over—a snakeskin jacket-and-skirt set. After first spotting this of-the-moment look on Chrissy Ford’s feed, I was inspired to see how other fashion people wore the look. Then, I took it a step further after I scoped the set online and found myself lost in an endless scroll through all the fall and winter womenswear essentials on the site. Below, I’m showcasing how three women are wearing the IG-favorite snakeskin pieces in question. Plus, I’m highlighting all the other pieces I’m loving from AllSaints now too. Happy shopping.

Go on—make a statement this winter.
You can never have too many pairs of perfect straight-leg jeans.
You’ll stay cozy all season long. 
Meet your new wear-everywhere bag.
Plaid is everywhere this season. Test out the checked trend with this polished coat.
Get the layered look with just one piece.
Fashion girls are all about the combat boots this season.
A dress you can wear to a multitude of occasions—for a night out with boots, a fancier soirée with heels, and so on.
It’s about time you jumped on the belt bag trend.
Upgrade your 9-to-5 wardrobe.
The knit sleeves make this puffer particularly distinct.
Toughen up any look with leather leggings.
This skirt is similar to the snakeskin style if you’re more of a black leather kind of person.
An updated take on the classic striped sweater, with the funnel neck and cropped silhouette.
The studded details make these black jeans feel very current.

Next, check out the boot style the fashion crowd will never give up.

The 3-Piece Uniform the Fashion Crowd Will Never Ditch

There are certain outfit formulas that just work—and will always work. As the fashion crowd continues to prove, a blazer, a unique top, and jeans are one of those go-to uniforms. Sure, it may seem somewhat basic and not inventive at this point, but there’s a reason the ensemble will continue to be a favorite. Even though it features just three pieces (minus the shoes), the outfit somehow masters that polished and sophisticated yet cool and laid-back vibe. Plus, if you opt for more current silhouettes in general (a checked oversize blazer, for example), the look will undoubtedly feel current every time. Keep scrolling to check out how nine fashion girls are styling the outfit that will always be “in”; then, shop the look too.

Next, check out 36 ways to wear the top four It items of fall.

3 Trends I’m Wearing With My Anti–Skinny Jeans

Earlier this month, I shared the anti–skinny jeans that I keep getting compliments on, so I figured it only makes sense to share the items I’m wearing with my new style obsession. In addition to being one of the most comfortable pairs (scratch that—the most comfortable pair) of jeans that I own, the baggy denim style has become my go-to this season. I’ve worn the jeans to the office, out running errands, and on dates, and every time, I receive a handful of compliments and comments. When I’m not at the office, I style the super-loose jeans with some sort of cropped situation, like this long-sleeve option from Cotton Citizen and heeled ankle boots. I’m a sucker for a subtly cropped number and think it lends the perfect balance of proportions to the baggy pants.

For more office-appropriate outfits with the ’90s-inspired jeans, I’ve rotated between two looks, both pictured below: 1) a knit sweater and ankle boots and 2) a fitted top with a cool belt. Fresh cardigans are trending this season, so there are several options to wear with the jean style. I also love the idea of wearing the jeans with printed pieces like a belt and a simple top, as shown in photo two. See my baggy-jean outfits in action below, and shop the key pieces you need to re-create my looks along the way.

In case you had any doubts, the animal-print trend is still going strong. I recently expanded my print selection and added this zebra belt from Zara to my wardrobe. While this look shows a subtle way to incorporate animal print, I’m not opposed to wearing a fitted, let’s say leopard, top with my next baggy-jean look.
As I mentioned above, the outfit combination I’ve found to work best with this tricky jean style is with something fitted on top. I’ve worn this several times and look forward to adding more cardigans similar to the style seen above to my sweater selection.
Turns out I’m all in for this ’90s-inspired look, keeping things in theme when it comes to the accessories department. As you can see in this photo and the previous one, I’ve topped off the baggy-denim outfit with a thick black headband a number of times. I’ve also paired the look with a retro logo bag I scored on TheRealReal. 
Up next, read about chandelier dressing, the latest trend taking over Instagram.

An Ode to the Underdog of the Animal-Print Trend

Leopard, snake, zebra, tiger… At this point, we’ve collectively embraced so many animal prints that I’ve been starting to wonder how many more can possibly fit on Noah’s F/W 18 ark. No longer being ushered forth calmly two by two, animal prints are being rushed onto store shelves as quickly as we fashion people are buying them, so it’s no surprise we’ve started seeing a certain less-expected print moseying into the fold.

I’m talking, of course, about cow print (and its closely related cousin, dalmatian print). It makes sense, when you really think about it, given fashion’s current fixation on all things Wild West. It’s a bold pattern, to be sure, but the color scheme is neutral (no pink cow prints, at least as far as I’m aware of), meaning it’s an easy one to work into your existing wardrobe without risking being arrested by the style sheriff. Keep reading to see and shop some of my favorite cow-print pieces.

H/T to Anne Johannsen, who first got me thinking about the less expected print when she wore these Topshop overalls.
An affordable way to get in on the trend. Might not want to wait to pull the trigger on this beauty.
Another day, another new pair of Vans slip-ons I’m considering adding to my closet.
Rixo clearly got the cow-print memo.
A bit of added texture makes this one a sure winner.
Yes, I’m going to need these too.
Love this textured gray variation.
A micro-print worth taking notice of.
Even Saint Laurent can’t resist the bovine charm.
Cruella de Vil called—she wants her shoes back.
How now, brown cow?
Okay, this pick isn’t subtle. Admire the drama.
Need new loafers? Skip basic black and give these a try.
Athleisure’s getting in on the trend too.
For lazy Sundays.
Carrie Bradshaw would have a cow over these.
Maximalists, eat your heart out.
Camo meets cow print.
Can you tell I’m not really into plain white sneakers?
Another quick, easy way to take the trend out for a spin.
A hint of print.

Next up, check out four outfit ideas I got from Instagram.