Aritzia Is Making a Very Convincing Case for a Softer Fall
These pieces are going straight into my autumnal rotation.
Fall dressing doesn’t necessarily need to arrive with a hard reset. Aritzia’s latest arrivals are leaning into something softer: languid layers, tactile knits, and feminine silhouettes that feel pulled-together without requiring much effort. Scarf-wrap tops bring a little romance to everyday dressing, while plush cashmere cardigans and slouchy V-necks make a persuasive argument for building an outfit around comfort, preferably the sort that still looks intentional when you leave the house. Chicness and comfort can co-exist!
There’s structure in the mix, too, which keeps all that softness from veering into loungewear territory. Supple leather bomber jackets add weight to fluid pleated skirts, while cozy knitwear looks especially good against sharper, more substantial textures. It’s an appealing fall formula: something sumptuous, something feminine, and something with just enough edge to make the whole thing interesting.
If I were you, the pieces below, from double-faced wool coats to smartly tailored pencil skirts, are the ones I’d add to cart before they sell out.
A beautiful, creamy blouse that does all the work for you.
Balloon pants that can be dressed up, or down.
A classic-but-interesting brown belt for everyday cinching.
A luxe, double-face coat you'll live in all fall and winter.
A chic blazer for work layering, and beyond. Wear it after-hours with a simple T-shirt and baggy denim.
A modern interpretation of the classic black midi skirt.
Slightly distressed with a lived-in texture, this leather bomber jacket will become a most-used item in your wardrobe.
Bermuda shorts are back! Wear yours with everything from striped tee's to oversized poplins and sweaters.
This blouse makes evening dress codes fuss-free.
A suede jacket for fall is as essential as the loafer.
Picture this lace-trimmed camisole beneath the heaviness of a leather coat–chic.
A pleated skirt for everyday wear.
Aritzia's black structured coats are some of the best outerwear i've ever owned—consider this one a given.
A romantic silk dress that can be styled with ballet flats, in a classic way, or moto boots like a model off-duty.
A pair of rich blue jeans for all season long.
Double-up your knits by wearing a matching one around your neck.
I love these satin pants with a coordinating sweater, or with a bold pop, like a red button-down.
A pair of long , leather gloves adds mystery and glamour to any look.
