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Leopard coat: A Fall Neutral With a Complicated Past

Leopard coat options move from faux-fur shapes to tailored wool, long trenches, cropped jackets and printed accessories. I would build a quiet outfit around one spotted layer and let the rest stay simple.

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Burgundy boots: The Color With a Work-Boot Past

Burgundy boots, from knee-high shapes to Western and lug-sole pairs, give October outfits a red-brown accent with room for a little hardware. I would start with the silhouette that makes sense with my usual hems, then choose the shade and finish.

Work Pant

Loose, durable work pants for men, from double knee and carpenter cuts to roomy cargos in heavy cotton and twill. Built for skating, errands and everyday wear.

Foldover pants: The Y2K Waistband Returns for Fall

Foldover pants move from Y2K-inspired yoga flares to casual joggers, wide-leg lounge styles, denim, and leggings. I’m treating the waistband as the detail that sets the silhouette and the rest of the outfit.

Merino Knit

Merino crews and quarter zips in muted, minimal tones. Made for guys who want a few good sweaters that work with everything in the closet.

Tech Layer

Technical base layers, mock necks and quarter zips in dark, streamlined cuts. Made for guys who want one easy layer under everything.

Wind Breaker

Packable wind shells, anoraks and half-zip windbreakers in light nylon. Made for guys who want one easy layer for walks, travel and cool mornings.

The Vintage Edit

A collection of vintage and archive designer finds, from Saint Laurent blazers to Prada bags and Dior skirts. Made for anyone who wants a piece with a past.

Premium Denim Edit

A premium denim edit of crisp whites, classic blues and wide-leg shapes, plus denim jackets to wear with them. It is for anyone building a short list of jeans worth keeping.

Drop waist skirt: The Fall Line Is Moving South

Drop waist skirt brings the lowered seam from midi skirts and dresses to low-slung accessories, with Fall 2026 runways pointing back to the Jazz Age. I would build the look around one clear line and let the rest stay quiet.

Designer Shirt

A men's edit of designer shirts, polos and overshirts, from crisp poplin to linen camp collars and printed silk. It is for guys who want one standout piece to wear with plain trousers.

Funnel neck coat: The Collar With a Long Memory

Funnel neck coat styles run from tailored wool to cropped puffers, soft knits, and sleeveless layers. I like this collar best when the rest of the outfit stays simple.

Chino Pant

A men's chino edit in stone, navy, olive and khaki, from straight fits to slim twills. They sit between a jean and a suit trouser, so they go to the office and the weekend.

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Kilt: Scotland’s Great Wrap Meets the Fall Plaid Rush

Kilt brings together tartan wraps, pleated minis, and the socks and loafers I would build around them for fall. I like the old garment’s practical history as much as the crisp hardware and proportions in this edit.

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Polo Edit

The everyday polo in pique, knit and long sleeve, in navy, white, black and stone. It is for the guy who wants one shirt that goes with jeans or chinos.

Argyle sweater: From Scottish Tartan to Varsity Prep

Argyle sweater edits move from classic crewnecks and buttoned cardigans to vests, polos, socks, and knit skirts. I would ground the diamonds with denim, tailored trousers, and one quiet color echo.

Resort Capsule For Your Next Trip

A resort capsule built on linen maxis, silk slips and swim sets that mix across a week away. Every piece packs flat and works from the pool to dinner.

Silk scarf: The Square That Keeps Changing Shape

Silk scarf ideas, from printed squares and skinny ribbons to shawls and hair ties, with a practical knot for each size. I like an accessory that can redraw a plain shirt without asking for a whole new outfit.

Knee socks: From Schoolgirl Cue to Modern Proportions

Knee socks move from school-uniform references to ribbed, cable-knit, sheer, and patterned pairs in this fall edit. I like how a visible cuff can make loafers, Mary Janes, or boots feel like part of the same sentence.

Corduroy pants: The Manchester Cloth Gets a Modern Cut

Corduroy pants move from wide legs and flares to pleated trousers, with skirts and jackets in the same ribbed language. I’m looking at the cloth’s Manchester workwear past and the color turns designers are giving it now.

Brooch: The Small Pin With a Point to Make

Brooch brings this edit from pearl cameos and crystal bursts to ribbon bows, flowers, and enamel animals. I like the way one small pin can give an ordinary coat a point of view.

Fur hat: Jackie Kennedy, the Ushanka, and Cold-Weather Style

The Fur hat edit moves from faux-fur trappers and buckets to pillbox crowns, shearling, headbands and earmuffs. I would use one plush texture as punctuation in an otherwise quiet fall outfit.

Lace cami: From Corset Cover to Fall Layer

Lace cami looks back to corset-cover history while moving through satin tops, sheer lace, bodysuits, slips, and bralettes. I’d build the outfit around one lace detail, then give it room under a soft jacket or cardigan.

Hair claw: The French Workshop Behind the 1990s Updo

Hair claw brings together a French origin story, tortoiseshell classics, oversized shapes, tiny half-up clips, and playful metal and flower designs. I would choose by the twist I want to make, then let color and ornament do the talking.

How a Mispronounced Top Coat Became Holo Taco

Cristine Rotenberg of Simply Nailogical named her polish brand after a joke her viewers started, and Holo Taco has been sparkly ever since. This edit is the launch-era polishes, the Unicorn Skin flakies and the toppers that go over the top.

Razor Day With eos Shave Oil, Start to Finish

The eos shave oil is a shea-and-argan-butter oil in vanilla and champagne scents, and it is the middle step of a full routine. Here it sits with shave cream and butter, the rest of the Cashmere line, and four body oils for afterward.

A Paris Hair Dye, a Junior Copywriter and Clairol Hair Color at Home

Clairol hair color has a better origin story than most perfumes, and it begins with a Depression-era trip to France. This edit follows it from boxed kits to purple toners to root touch-ups for the weeks between colors.

Farouk Shami, a Pizza Crust, and the CHI Silk Infusion Bottle on My Shelf

CHI Silk Infusion comes from a Houston hairdresser who says he was the first to put silk proteins into hair care. This is the leave-in family around it, the rest of the CHI shelf, and four oils and serums to wear beside it.

Leopard coat: A Fall Neutral With a Complicated Past

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