An Amazon Fashion Expert Found the Cutest Pieces for Fall From $28
Dotdash Meredith and Yahoo Inc. may earn commission or revenue on some items through the links below.
Stock up on blazers, boots, and statement accessories.
Amazon / InStyle
If you’ve ever scrolled through Amazon’s fashion department, you know the number of available options can quickly become overwhelming. That’s why the retailer frequently gathers its most popular pieces into easy-to-shop sections, and the latest curation has an expert’s stamp of approval; Amazon’s Head of Fashion Direction Sally Singer put together a selection of the clothes, shoes, and accessories she’s coveting this fall, and prices start at $28.
The list includes timeless staples, like blazers and loafers, as well as statement jewelry and bold handbags. Whether you’re building your fall wardrobe from the ground up, or finishing it off with a few trendy pieces, you’ll find what you’re looking for on Singer’s list of must-haves.
Shop Sally Singer-Approved Fall Fashion
The Drop Jaxon Rib Button-Down Sweater Dress, $28 (Originally $65)
Etcyy Oversized Crewneck Sweater, $30 (Originally $48)
Lioness Palermo Blazer, $76 (Originally $95)
Brinker and Eliza Sunshine and Lemonade Necklace, $102 (Originally $128)
Dr. Martens Carlson Mule, $110
Schutz Maryana Block-Heel Knee-High Boot, $206 (Originally $258)
Few fashion items are as quintessentially fall as a plaid blazer, and this longline style from The Drop comes highly recommended. The jacket has a single button closure, fold-over front pockets, structured shoulders, and a small slit up the back. It’s available in a wide range of sizes, from XXS through 5XL, making it “perfect for anybody,” according to a reviewer. Style the blazer casually with a T-shirt and jeans, or dress it up with tailored trousers and a fitted blouse.
Amazon
$85
Another autumnal staple piece, this oversized crewneck sweater is on sale for just $30. It comes in 30 colors and patterns, so you’re bound to find a version that meshes well with your existing wardrobe. Plus, it has slouchy drop shoulders and subtle side slits for the perfect lived-in look and feel. One reviewer confirmed the “fabric is incredibly soft,” and the pullover is “super chic for fall.”
Amazon
$48
$30
Last month, stylist Elisabeth Kassab predicted that silky skirts would stick around this fall, and Singer just confirmed that theory by including this Zeagoo satin midi in her curation. Available in 32 colors and patterns, the A-line skirt has both an elastic waistband and a side zipper for easy on-and-off. Plus, it’s made from “high quality material that does not cling or show undergarment lines,” per a reviewer. Wear the midi skirt with a chunky knit sweater and knee-high boots to bring the traditionally summery look into the cold weather season.
Amazon
$37
Speaking of knee-high boots, this Schutz pair is on sale for 20 percent off. The “chic and comfortable” shoes come in four shades of croc-embossed leather and one snakeskin print, making them the perfect statement piece for your fall wardrobe. Plus, they have stylish pointed toes, a western-inspired shape, and 3.3-inch block heels. They’ll look great dressed up with mini and midi dresses and skirts, as well as casually with jeans and a sweater.
Amazon
$258
$206
To finish off your looks this season, grab the viral JW Pei Gabbi shoulder bag in deep red, aka the color of the moment. Made from vegan leather, the handbag has ruched detailing on the handle and around the body, as well as an interior slip pocket and a magnetic closure. A shopper even confirmed it has a “luscious feel” and “holds everything.” Especially if you tend to wear neutral clothing, this bag is the perfect pop of color to round out your outfits.
$80
Check out more of Sally Singer’s fall fashion picks, below.
The Drop Jaxon Rib Button-Down Sweater Dress
Amazon
$65
$28
Lioness Palermo Blazer
Amazon
$95
$76
Brinker and Eliza Sunshine and Lemonade Necklace
Amazon
$128
$102
Dr. Martens Carlson Mule
Amazon
$110
Sam Edelman Loraine Loafer
$150
For more InStyle news, make sure to sign up for our newsletter!
Read the original article on InStyle.
