Shop Fall 2019's Best Fashion Trends Under $100
Even for the most daring dresser, some runway fashion trends can be intimidating to translate into everyday wear. And there was plenty of risk-taking in the fall 2019 shows. But there were also some incredibly cool takeaways you can incorporate into your wardrobe on the cheap—from over-the-top sleeves and Shakespearean collars to feathered dresses and bright neons.
If you're looking to draw inspiration from the runway but make it your own (and your budget), here are 10 fall 2019 fashion trends you can wear IRL and shop for $100 or less.
Statement Sleeves
Zimmerman and Carolina Herrara demonstrated that when it comes to statement sleeves, a little bit of volume goes a long way. For those who might be shy to this trend, pick a material like chiffon to achieve a billowy look that’s a little less stiff.
Golden Hour Hues
Channel Kacey Musgraves in an almost-orange-but-not-quite color palette this fall.
The New Power Suit
Slim-fit pantsuits can go into storage. This season, it's all about wide-leg trousers and perfectly-tailored longline blazers. Take a cue from designers like Armani and Michael Kors and add a bold pattern for a fun, feminine twist on the silhouette.
Faux Fur
More designers have taken pledge to stop using animal fur in their collections, which means there are plenty of faux, fluffy jackets out there to incorporate into your cold-weather wardrobe.
Victorian Collars
These face-framing collars are making a comeback thanks to brands like Chanel, Louis Vuitton, and Tory Burch. This time around, designers are bringing them trend into the 21st century by opting for a soft, petal-like look.
Feathered
From evening dresses to outerwear, feathered were the go-to for adding beautiful but gentle movement to any garment on the fall 2019 runways.
All Leather Everything
Leather isn’t just for your staple moto anymore. It's spilling down the catwalk into everything from overalls to ruffled midi skirts.
Neon
The neon trend that made a splash this past spring is flowing over into fall 2019 in the form of monochrome suits and oversized dresses.
Neat Pleats
Esteemed fashion houses like Chanel and Valentino proved why this trend persists by showing artful pleated blouses in their fall 2019 shows.
Leopard
The skirt of summer becomes the animal print of the fall. Our advice? Make leopard your new neutral.
Originally Appeared on Glamour
