Fall fashion has always been centered around a neutral or muted color palette. Dark shades paired with washed out hues are the telltale signs that autumn is approaching. Brighter colors begin to fade, but that does not indicate monotony. With the colder weather approaching, transitional fashion must be styled carefully.
The color black is undoubtedly omnipresent in the fashion world. It has become a staple in every wardrobe without question. Despite the season or designer, black will be present in every show. Designers like Rick Owens and Yohji Yamamoto have made it their cornerstone and signature. In other words, black does not go out of style. In the upcoming fall, black plays a key role in transitional fashion since it is in style all of the time. It is versatile and easily paired with neutral colors or with a bright and vibrant statement piece.
Integration and versatility are two of the most important things when it comes to style. Both harvest individuality and create the distinction factor. Recently among the youth, there has been a social media frenzy about dressing like a dad. Tucked-in shirts, high-rise pants and unstructured curved caps have become prevalent among young people. Combining this dad appearance along with fall fashion advice brings us to today’s look.
This Fashionisto captures his unique sense of style with a Supreme New York black small logo T-shirt to utilize a perception of the brand. Paired with a light washed pair of distressed denim from Zara, the neutral colors signal a smooth transition into the fall. He finished off his look with a pair of Adidas Stan Smith sneakers, which has become the “it” sneaker in the fashion world. The classic white and green shoe paired with all-black or neutral outfits has grown to become a necessary everyday essential. It has unanimously become known as the “fashion sneaker,” aside from its reputation as a simple tennis shoe.
What is your STYLE ADVICE OF THE WEEK? “I wear my ‘Stans’ with everything. I kind of look like a dad with all of my outfits.”
