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When you’re afflicted with trend whiplash, there is always safety in falling back on timeless autumn fashion trends. These are the pieces that—regardless of what’s all over your social feeds—will complete your autumn capsule wardrobe and make you feel put-together and ready for the season. Though many pieces could warrant the classification of “timeless”, I’ve curated a succinct list of six that feel incredibly pertinent to autumn dressing.

To transcend the label of trend and truly wedge themselves into the hard-earned title of timeless, I’ve set three standards. Pieces must be versatile, seasonal, and rewearable. This means that they work in a large number of cold-weather outfits but can adapt to your own style changes over time. They should also sit at a level of quality that allows them to be reworn over and over. Some items out there hit one or two, but the following pieces easily pass with all three in hand.

In autumn, jackets and knitwear are often top of mind. Leather jackets and Fair Isle jumpers have proven their inclusion simply by how long they’ve been around and how consistently they’ve captured the attention of fashion tastemakers. Accessories-wise, gathered loafers and suede bags are unsurprising additions to the list. You’ll also find dark-wash denim and button-down shirts. Together, they paint the foundations of a timeless autumn wardrobe.

From jackets and trousers to shoes and bags, here are six timeless autumn fashion trends you can rely on for the foreseeable future.

6 Timeless Autumn Fashion Trends to Wear in 2026

1. Suede Bags

Style Notes: One of the defining materials of autumn is leather and its many forms—including the soft and velvety suede. It is patent leather’s gentler counterpart, which feels right at home in a wardrobe full of cosy textures, from wool jumpers to well-worn denim. One of the best ways of working this in, and one of the most timeless, is a suede bag. Even the most structured silhouettes add softness to an edgy leather jacket or complement the flow and movement of a jewel-toned maxi dress. Every single year as autumn rolls around, you’ll find yourself reaching for it once more.

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2. Leather Jackets

Style Notes: As an avid collector of outerwear, I’ve found that investing in a quality leather jacket is one of the best decisions you can make. Leather jackets are ideal for autumn, as they provide just enough warmth without feeling like a winter coat. Not only that, but they’re somewhat of an enigma and full of delightful contrasts. They’re structured but have just enough slouch. They look good with a more casual autumn shirt-and-jeans outfit, but also elevate your more sophisticated looks featuring wool trousers and silk slip skirts. In essence, they’re the jacket you’ll always reach for, whether in a hurry or slowly piecing together an outfit that makes you feel a little bit cooler.

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3. Indigo Jeans

Style Notes: Dark denim devotees, please rise. I know jeans trends come and go, but the darkest blue pairs will never feel out of place in your capsule wardrobe. Though jeans feel casual in most respects, there is something inherently elegant and sleek about the indigo shade. A pair looks equally as wonderful with a crisp button-down as it does with a white T-shirt or soft cashmere knit. They’re also the most luxurious-looking choice for double-denim outfits or for wearing beneath a leather jacket.

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4. Fair Isle Sweaters

Style Notes: You’re not short on choices for knitwear when it comes to autumn, but if it’s timeless you’re after, it’s hard to overlook Fair Isle knits. Despite being the most remote inhabited island in the UK, Fair Isle developed one of the most recognisable patterns that hasn’t lost its charm in centuries. The diamond shapes and patterns characteristic of these jumpers help bring any outfit to life with more colour and texture. Wear yours with jeans, leather skirts or over top of long dresses.

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5. Button-Down Shirts

Style Notes: Not every garment earns icon status, nor the title of eternally timeless, but the two that always spring to mind are little black dresses and button-down shirts. The latter is a year-round favourite that consistently delivers and transforms itself into what we need, whether that’s a linen swimsuit cover-up in the summer or a staple shirt in the autumn. Despite it being a classic, over the years, it has expanded into a much larger pool of options, from shirts with side ties and belts to unique darting and pockets. When you’re putting together a transitional wardrobe, this piece is foundational.

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6. Gathered Loafers

Style Notes: Saint Laurent’s Le Loafer is a fashion person staple, and this style of gathered loafer will never lead you astray. Like boots, loafers are emblematic of autumn, and there are so many designer loafers and high-street styles to choose from. For a timeless autumn uniform, loafers with dark jeans and a wool or leather jacket is the formula for feeling put-together in moments. For days in the office, add a button-down and tailored trousers.

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We’re at that point in the year when many of us are refining our capsule wardrobes, and personally, I’m pretty proud of mine. Over the years, I’ve hand-selected pieces to serve as the foundation of my elegant wardrobe, putting each addition through a series of tests before it officially claims its spot. Now, my line-up is almost complete, and if you took a peek at my collection, you’d notice that the majority of my staples come from Reformation. And if you’re wondering which Reformation staples are worth it, these are the tried-and-tested pieces I swear by.

Bringing together classic designs, trending details and high-quality fabrics, Reformation is able to balance timeless and trending in equal measure. Think the application of a modern neckline to a timeless knit, or a loose silhouette to staple trousers, and Reformation knows that a small adjustment can make a big impact. Whilst the brand is known for the beautiful dresses consistently spotted throughout the warmer months and at every wedding we attend, Reformation excels in every single category. Trust me, I’ve tried it all.

Throughout the year, jeans are always a feature of my capsule wardrobe, and Reformation’s lineup has seriously impressed me. For loose styles, look to the Cary, or if you prefer a straighter fit, you’ll want to consider the beloved Cynthia jeans, which also come in petite lengths if you’re on the shorter side like me. Whilst the jeans-and-a-nice-top duo is renowned, finding that nice top can often feel like the tricky part, but Reformation’s styles always look the part. The Dusk Knit, a simple tank with a sleek high neckline, is a frequent part of my workwear and weekend outfits, and the Avery Knit Top is my go-to for evening.

Of course, I have to mention the Mason Pants, a staple in so many editors’ and fashion people’s wardrobes. The cut, the fit and the feel of the fabric have cemented these as my favourite tailored trousers, and they also come in shorter lengths (at 5’2″, I opt for the petite version). Whilst I’d never wish away the summer sun, I am quietly excited to pull out my soft Reformation knits, from the reliable Clara cardigan to the sumptuous Cove jumper; both have seen me through the past few winters with ease. They’re the kind of investment piece that you find yourself reaching for every crisp winter morning, and suddenly can’t remember what you wore before.

Alongside, there are a few accessories that can hold their own against moving trends. The Blaine ballet flats joined my wardrobe at the start of summer, and have been the comfortable and chic companion to my dresses, tailored shorts and loose denim all season long. Together, these pieces make up a refined capsule wardrobe, though just one can bring an instant hit of timeless polish to your outfit builds. Scroll on to explore the best Reformation capsule wardrobe staples from an editor who personally tested them.

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It’s no secret that the perfect accessories take your favorite looks to the next level. As a shopping editor and self-proclaimed accessories lover, I’m in a uniquely great position to recommend a handful of gorgeous shoes and accessories buys that I’ve stumbled upon recently. I’ve curated a short list of some new accessory arrivals that I’m loving at the moment.

Yes, you can find your new favorite piece to be the cherry on top of your next outfit. In the mix, you can find a range of on-trend shoes, jewelry, handbags, and more. Keep scrolling to uncover your new favorite shoes and accessory finds today.

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As a beauty editor who’s always on top of her manicures and constantly looking at nail trends, I always get excited about a change in season. With a new season often comes different shades, designs, and general Vibe changes that are always interesting to see. Through spring and summer we saw a lot of colorful maximalism and playful patterns, but according to manicurists, things might be taking a turn this fall.

If you’re planning ahead, think deep, rich tones that feel in line with the overall aesthetic of the fall season. This is normally the time when people begin transitioning into darker colors that didn’t feel quite in line during the warmer months. These popular shades won’t be as dark as what we’ll see in winter, but you’ll definitely notice a mix of lighter neutral and highly pigmented tones.

The proof? I chatted with a few top nail artists to learn exactly which colors will be on the rise in the coming weeks. Spoiler: their top five choices might surprise you.

Deep Wine

As someone who’s had a close eye on nail trends for years, I’ll be the first to say that this is one of the more predictable shades of the season. It comes around every year and honestly, I never get tired of it. The deep wine shade is truly stunning and incredibly timeless. “I believe its renewed popularity reflects a return to a more elegant and sophisticated aesthetic,” says nail artist Kateryna Tsabilieva. “Deep wine, cherry, and oxblood shades feel luxurious while remaining incredibly versatile.”

Olive & Moss Green

This may be a hot take but deep greens like this one in addition to olive tones are underrated. And one of the best parts about fall is that you can truly play with the range. “Olive and moss shades have a natural connection to the season, reflecting the earthy, organic tones we associate with autumn,” says Tsabilieva. “At the same time, green is less expected than traditional burgundy or brown, which makes it a great choice for clients who want something modern and individual without going overly bold.”

Plum & Midnight Purple

You don’t see this color very often, but pros expect to see an uptick specifically in plum and midnight purple. “Purple takes on a much deeper and more dramatic character this fall, with plum, rich royal purple, and nearly black midnight shades coming into focus,” says Tsabilieva. “I see these colors as a beautiful alternative to classic black nails.”

Chrome Finishes

Of all the trends that our experts called out, I’m least surprised to see chrome and metallic finishes still in the mix. This is one of those trends that have absolutely dominated throughout the entire year, and personally, I’m always excited to see how nail artists continue to integrate these kind of designs. “What makes chrome especially interesting is that it can completely transform a familiar seasonal shade without changing the color itself,” says Tsabilieva “A subtle chrome powder over burgundy, chocolate brown, olive, or deep plum creates a beautiful multidimensional effect and gives the manicure a more modern, sophisticated feel.”

Natural Pink

As minimalist nails continue to rise on social media, it only makes sense that these natural pink nails will be seen throughout fall. We already saw bare nails have their moment, and now neutral tones like this one serve as a great way to stay in line with the trend without fully committing to going polish-free. A soft and subtle light pink color that adds a polished and more elevated look than bare nails. “Natural “minimalist” nails have been popular throughout the summer, and will evolve as we head into fall,” says manicurist and global educator at Salon Perfect Vicki Ornellas. “People can play around with their pink manicures, opting for a sheer, barely there look or a slightly deeper shade.”

When you think of the ultimate skincare secret weapon for smooth, even skin, retinol may be one of the first things that come to mind. To be fair, I have yet to come across a skincare expert that doesn’t swear by it. But if you’ve ever felt like your retinol doesn’t quite work as efficiently as you’d hoped, you may want to consider a more potent option. That’s where tretinoin comes into play.

“Tretinoin cream is a derivative of vitamin A and a topical retinoid,” says board-certified dermatologist and founder of Luma Dermatology Nupur Patel, MD. “In a skincare world full of equal parts clever marketing, fear-mongering, and science, it is an ingredient that has undergone real scientific scrutiny and stood the test of time.”

While it’s helpful for those who struggle with stubborn acne, but it’s also become popular for treating other skin concerns like fine lines, uneven texture, hyperpigmentation, and clogged pores. So what’s the best way to incorporate this into your skincare routine? Find your step-by-step guide below with all the details.

How is tretinoin different from retinol?

The main difference to note is the potency. “Tretinoin is prescription-strength, pure retinoic acid that works directly at the cellular level, while retinol is an over-the-counter derivative that has to be converted by the skin twice, which makes it much gentler,” explains Patel.

She adds that all retinoids need to turn into retinoic acid to begin affecting our cells. With retinol, there’s a two-step process that has to take place (this is something your skin handles once the retinol interacts with your skin’s enzymes). With tretinoin, it’s already in it’s most active form. That said, it’s important to keep in mind that a stronger formula isn’t always better. “Retinol can be a great starting point for sensitive skin or someone new to retinoids,” says board-certified plastic surgeon Maryam Zamani, MD. “Ultimately, the best retinoid is one you can tolerate and use consistently.”

How to Use Tretinoin in Your Skincare Routine

Step 1: Cleanse

The first step to any skincare routine if you wear makeup starts with the removal process. You can use a micellar water or a makeup removing cleanser. “Try an oil-based cleanser applied to dry skin and then rinse with warm water,” says Patel. “Follow with micellar water on a cotton pad for tougher areas like eye makeup.”

If you’re not wearing makeup, you should still be cleansing (it’s a non-negotiable!). Patel recommends a gentle formula like the CeraVe Hydrating Cleanser or Prequel’s Gleanser.

Step 2: Follow up with a serum

If you haven’t invested in a serum you like, this is your sign. This can be especially helpful if your skin tends to feel dry or tight after cleansing, but Patel warns that those with oily skin or rosacea should skip it. “For some skin types, simple is more effective,” she says. “For dryness, use a peptide serum with hyaluronic acid on damp skin to give back what you just stripped away.”

Step 4: Moisturizer

Think of your moisturizer as the MVP of your tretinoin skincare routine. You’ll need to do this step twice for the “sandwich method” (more on that below), so it’s really important to get clear on what kind of moisturizer works best for your skin type. This can be particularly tricky for those with oily skin. “With oilier or more sebaceous skin and no sensitivity, I would use La Roche-Posay Toleriane or Neutrogena Hydro Boost Cream,” says Patel.

Step 5: Tretinoin

Whether you plan on using tretinoin or a retinol, this is where you use the retinoid of your choice. Once the moisturizer absorbs, use a pea-sized amount, and apply it to your whole face. Zamani notes that you should avoid the eyelids, corners of the nose, and mouth during application. Then, prepare to go back in with your moisturizer.

Step 6: Moisturize again

This step is technically optional, but there’s a method to the madness here. “I like the “sandwich” technique of using moisturizer, tretinoin, then another light layer of moisturizer,” says Zamani. This can help reduce sensitivity, making it great for all skin types but especially for those with dry and sensitive skin.

Your AM Routine

Your morning routine will be a lot more straightforward, but there should be a major emphasis around using sun protection (ideally SPF 50 or higher). “Sunscreen matters enormously if you are using a retinoid at night, because retinoids make your skin more sun-sensitive,” explains Patel.

But before using sun protection, start by rinsing your face with water. If you have oil or scne-prone skin, Patel recommends using a gentle cleanser instead. If you can tolerate it, Zamani suggests adding add on an antioxidant-like vitamin C, followed my moisturizer and SPF.

What concentration of tretinoin is best?

There’s no one size fits all approach for tretinoin. That said, it usually comes in three different strengths: 0.025%, 0.05% and 0.1%. “I typically prefer to start patients at the lower end and increase only as tolerated,” says Zamani. Ultimately, the strength you need will be determined between you and your dermatologist.

What Are the Side Effects of Tretinoin?

Similar to retinol, there are a few side effects you may experience that are worth keeping an eye out for. This includes:

• Dryness
• Peeling
• Redness
• Flaking
• Irritation

“Some of this is common during the adjustment period, and with the right strength and proper counseling, it is usually manageable,” says Patel. “A good routine is built around fitting the tretinoin to the individual patient’s skin type.”

How often should you use it?

Now that you have the key steps for incorperating tretinoin into your routine, you’re probably wondering how often you need to use it to reap the benefits. Spoiler: it’s not every night…well, at least not at first.

“The best retinoid is the one you can use nightly,” says Patel. “The goal is to use it every night without irritation.” Key phrase here “without irritation,” and that doesn’t happen right away for most people. Zamani recommends that patients start by using tretinoin two nights per week and then slowly increasing the frequency every four to six weeks or as the skin tolerates it, noting that starting too aggressively can cause skin irritation. If you’re still concerned about skin sensitivity, it’s best to get specific guidance from your dermatologist.

What should you avoid while using tretinoin?

Before starting tretinoin, keep in mind that you may have to make some adjustments to your current routine to prevent irritation and damage to the skin barrier. For example, you’ll want to skip on any AHA or BHA chemical exfoliants in addition to physical exfoliants. As previously mentioned, you should avoid sun exposure without adequate protection. You should also avoid tretinoin entirely if you are pregnant or breastfeeding. For other specific concerns, talk with your dermatologist.

In a few weeks’ time, it’ll be official—I’ll have been a bona fide Londoner for the better part of nine years. That’s roughly 79,000 hours spent strolling through the city, dining at its finest establishments and hunting down the coolest fashion finds the capital to offer. Whilst my love for the city has had it’s ups and downs over time, London’s relationship with fashion most certainly hasn’t. And in fact, in autumn 2026, the trends cropping up feel more influenced by the city than ever before.

Be it the experimental eclecticism of East or the classicism of The King’s Road, I’d think it fair to say I’ve had a rather good front-row seat to it all, making me the perfect person to dive into the trends shaping the city this season.

Now, before you scroll, these fashion trends aren’t set to replace your capsule wardrobe (and often here in London, your foundations tend to stay the same). Straight-leg jeans, crisp T-shirts, a V-neck jumper and a pair of trusty loafers are always a good starting point. What does change, however, is how we style it, and personally, I think that’s what makes London fashion so interesting.

There is not one singular London look; nor is there “a London way” of putting your own spin on things. But whether you’re Gen Z or Millennial, English, American or from another region— here are the five biggest fashion trends of autumn 2026 that I just know Londoners will love. Scroll to read why they’re trending this year and how to embrace your inner Londoner when you wear them.

1. Napoleon jacket

Style Notes: We told you at the beginning of the year that Napoleon jackets would be huge, and fast-forward eight months, here we are. Having shed their Vive la Révolution roots, the striking silhouette balances the carefree, undone energy of indie sleaze and just enough Cheryl Cole circa Fight For This Love nostalgia to make them appealing to the London style set. They’re gritty, cool and have just the right amount of obscurity, but can be polished quite easily by adding a pair with low-rise jeans and ballet flats for an influencer-inspired finish.

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2. Tracksuits

Style Notes: I don’t know about you, but a three-striped tracksuit is always going to remind me of hastily thrown on athleisure, chic outfits be damned. Fast forward to autumn 2026, and the tracksuit (and all of it’s components) have undergone somewhat of a fashion renaissance.

Think retro track jackets, swishy trousers and those unmistakable contrasting stripes. There’s something wonderfully unbothered about it all. Balancing a 2000s underground heritage with travel-proof practicality (and a healthy dose of anti-fashion edge), the whole thing feels effortlessly cool rather than looking like you’ve simply given up. Whether styled up with a designer skirt or styled down with a loose T-shirt and loafer, this year, stripe tracksuits have never felt more now.

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3. Plaid

Style Notes: Perhaps I’m biased, but plaid will always feel inherently London to me. Be it the “Brit Chic” movement Burberry built its brand on, Vivienne Westwood’s ‘punkification’ of the motif or, lest we forget, Alexander McQueen‘s asymmetric pleated skirts, the print has long had a place in the city’s fashion lexicon.

Somehow balancing an air of anti-establishment with British countryside charm, in autumn 2026, the print has found its footing once more. While it’s retained its signature sophistication, this season, there’s a preppy grit to plaid which feels fresher than we’ve seen in years. No, it’s not your average school uniform; this is for the non-conformists—the St. Trinians if you will.

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4. Heeled Flats

Style Notes: Whilst I know most people associate the ballet flat with French fashion, the style has roots in the city too. Whilst Parisians pride themselves on a laissez-faire, carefree sophistication, here in the big smoke, our flats have always been, well, let’s just say a little bit cooler.

Which is why, as we turn the corner into autumn, heeled ballet flats have caught my attention. Taking everything we love about the classic (the comfort and ease) and adding a slight, leg-lengthening heel, it strikes that very London balance of looking like you’ve tried whilst having not done much at all. Need further proof? OG It girl Alexa Chung is regularly spotted out in the style, as are your favourite Who What Wear UK editors. Pairing well with jeans, skirts, capris and shorts, they’re an easy way to look far more put together when all you’ve done is simply add a heel.

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5. Graphic T-Shirts

Style Notes: If you know anything about my personal style, it will come as absolutely no surprise that the tongue-in-cheek graphic T-shirt has made it onto this list. Playful, a little bit naughty and full of chaotic Y2K energy, these are the kind of T-shirts that do all the talking for you.

Fashion’s swing towards rave culture, nostalgia and personality-driven maximalism has given the humble graphic a welcomed revival and the novelty styles (reminiscent of those iconic Paris and Nicky Hilton ones) have once again made their way back into the wardrobes of the masses. While I’d be confident that this T-shirt works with any outfit in your rotation, if you’re looking for a distinctly London spin this autumn, take style cues from Olivia Grace Herring (pictured above), her colourful combination is just the dopamine hit you’d need on a grey (but warm) day.

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In the modern world, sports aren’t just about what happens on the court, field, or track. Much of the buzz around athletes actually takes place before their events—that is, when they arrive at their respective venues and showcase their latest fashion creations. In basketball, that’s referred to as a tunnel ‘fit; in Formula One, a paddock ‘fit; and so on. What athletes wear when they’re not in uniform matters, especially to fans who might never get to speak to their heroes. Clothes are the perfect form of communication—a window into who your favorite athlete is and what they stand for. That’s what Go Sports is all about. Yes, we care about box scores, the results of Free Practice 1 (even if it is at 3 a.m.), and RHOSLC-level rivalries, but today, sports fashion matters too. We’re not ashamed to say so.

The US Open has officially begun, and with it, the tournament has brought equal parts buzz, chaos, and style to the tennis world (and New York City). Fortunately for us, we snuck in five minutes with Italian star Lorenzo Musetti before things really kicked off. Musetti, an ambassador for both ASICS and Bottega Veneta, is quickly becoming a fan favorite, and though he’s had a tough season so far, struggling with injuries that have kept him out of two of the major grand slams in 2026, his performance in Cincinnati has put the odds back in his favor. Plus, after making it to the quarterfinals at last year’s US Open, we know he favors the hard courts at Arthur Ashe—and they favor him right back.

Ahead of his round-one match against Arthur Fery on September 1, hear Musetti talk about the energy he always feels when he arrives on the court in New York—particularly after dark. From there, read about the impact he believes feeling good in what you wear can have on your play and the tennis icon he’s always looked up to, both for his on-court play and his off-court style.

Talk to me a bit about the US Open and what it means to you. What makes it such a special tournament?

This year, especially for me, it’s really important because I missed two Grand Slams, so it’s the last opportunity to do well in a Grand Slam. New York has [also] always treated me well as a city. Even in my down moments, New York, with its energy, I think always brought me back again. So, I’m really happy to start and to be back here in New York.

As a spectator, there’s nothing better than watching a night match at the US Open. As a player, what separates a night match here from one in the daytime?

Well, since the tension rises when you play a night match, especially in [Arthur] Ashe in front of a packed crowd of more than 20,000 people. Last year, I had the opportunity to play a match like that, and it was really, really intense emotionally for me. [It was] probably one of the most beautiful stages that I have played on. And of course, the conditions [change] from a night to a day session; maybe at night, [it] could get more humid, so the balls can be a little bit rougher and a little bit slower. It’s pretty different.

How does wearing the ASICS Night Energy collection add to that experience?

Well, I feel that when you feel comfortable in what you’re wearing in your outfit, you have more authority on the court. That’s what I personally feel. And with ASICS, especially even last year, during the night session with the black outfit, was really cool. This year, hopefully, I will get to play a night session too. The outfit is really cool, and you can get energy even from that.

That was a perfect segue into my next question about the look good, feel good, play good mentality that so many athletes either totally agree with or don’t resonate with at all. What’s your opinion on that, and how do you feel an outfit can affect your play?

I feel that for sure. If you feel happy in what you’re wearing, happy with yourself, and, let’s say, okay with everything, you have more chances to feel okay when you’re playing. It’s an advantage to have. On the opposite side, if you feel that you are not really comfortable with what you’re wearing or you feel uncomfortable physically, you have fewer chances to win the match.

You have people whose playing style you have looked up to that you’ve watched your whole career. Are there any tennis players that you’ve looked up to for their off-court style?

[Roger] Federer has always been my idol, not just in terms of [his] elegance of style, [but] he was playing one-handed backhand, and I’m playing one-handed backhand, too. So, [I’ve] kind of always tried to mirror a little bit of myself in Roger. Of course, I’m not even close to him, but I recently had the chance to hit with him—to play with him—it was really, really fantastic for me, and, you know, just a moment with my childhood idol.

If you’ve looked into fall boot trends yet (and fine if you haven’t—that’s what I’m here for), chances are that there’s one on the list that jumped out at you: witchy boots. Featured on the F/W 26 runways of Khaite and Prada, among several others, the style is characterized by Victorian-inspired features such as a turned-up toe (pointed or square) and lace-up closure. The pair Selena Gomez just wore in Venice, Italy featured the former.

Gomez’s early-fall outfit included a brown mock-turtleneck tank and a suede column skirt in the same shade. As for her boots, don’t be fooled by the term “witchy”. They were anything but costume-y, with their subtly curled toe. And as a matter of fact, they also represented another major fall shoe trend. Boho-inspired slouchy boots are poised to be a big one, and the shaft of Gomez’s boots exemplified that particular style.

In summary, if you’re fully ready for some fall boot inspiration, scroll on to see Gomez’s look and shop an assortment of subtly witchy styles.

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I’m still soaking up the last days of summer, but according to the East Coast It girls on my IG feed, fall is in full swing. As much as I love the warm weather, you can bet I’ve been taking notes on the pieces they’ve been wearing recently and bookmarking my favorites. From espresso-brown staples to less-is-more beauty items, I’ve pulled all the It girl fashion and beauty inspiration you need into one tightly curated list. Keep scrolling to see them all.

Chic dressers already eager to embrace transitional summer-to-fall fashion are letting everyone know there’s one major trend worth adding to their rotation. It’s not the expected loafers, trench coat, or dark denim. Instead, it’s the Henley tee. That’s right: In place of classic white T-shirts, fashion people are reaching for collarless tops with a half-button placket, mostly in long-sleeve styles. The latest insider to be spotted in one? Lucy Hale.

Over the weekend, Hale was seen in L.A. wearing a casual yet polished outfit. She paired frayed-hem denim shorts and an oversize white long-sleeve Henley shirt. To complete the look, she added The Row’s Marlo 12 Bag, flip-flops, and wire-frame sunglasses.

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If you’re loyal to your white T-shirts, don’t worry. Henleys offer that same effortless versatility. The difference? You don’t have to overthink what to layer on top. In 2026, the Henley is the look. Simply add your favorite jeans, trousers, or even denim shorts, and you’re good to go.

Scroll on to shop chic Henley tees that make the transition into fall easier and keep all of your outfits looking fresh.

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