Fashion to Fall Back On
Like clockwork, crisp air demands a new grounded dress code.

On the heels of summer's bright colors and abbreviated hemlines comes a new crop of sophisticated styles for the shifting seasons. From Chanel's unpretentious tweeds to Prada's cozy Shetland wools, autumn's prints, fabrics, and silhouettes are equally at home in the serenity of nature as on the bustling streets.
Valentino crepe jumpsuit, boots.
Miu Miu leather jacket with upcycled feather, poplin shirt, cashmere cardigan, wool skirt, belts.
Chanel iridescent wool tweed jacket and skirt, cap, flap bag, knee-high socks, slingback shoes. Vintage pins, stylist own.
Max Mara oversized ribbed wool and cashmere sweater, wool jersey pants, boots.
Saint Laurent by Anthony Vaccarello lace top and trousers, sunglasses, bangles, and bracelets.
Christian Dior Napa aviator lambskin jumpsuit, second-skin lace top, ring.
Louis Vuitton jacquard oversized blazer, wool blazer and pants, cotton shirt.
Prada Shetland turtleneck, double wool skirt with organza and embroidered tulle inserts, bag, boots.
Acne Studios quilted coat in viscose and cotton, viscose top and pants, clogs.
Photographer: Thomas Babeau | Fashion Editor: Florence Deladrière | Model: Yuliya Bezryadina @ Elite | Makeup: Carole Hannah @ Airport Agency |Hair: Roberto Pagnini @ Airport Agency | Fashion Assistants: Charlotte Wagner & Pierre-Etienne Callies | Photographer's Assistant: Martin Lagardère | Casting: V&Y
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Sara Holzman is the Style Director for Marie Claire, where she's worked alongside the publication for eight years in various roles, ensuring the brand's fashion content continues to inform, inspire, and shape the conversation about fashion's ever-evolving landscape. With a degree from the Missouri School of Journalism, Sara is responsible for overseeing a diverse fashion content mix, from emerging and legacy designer profiles to reported features on the influence of social media on style and seasonal and micro trends across the world's fashion epicenters in New York, Milan, and Paris. Before joining Marie Claire, Sara held fashion roles at Conde Nast's Lucky Magazine and Self Magazine and was a style and travel contributor to Equinox's Furthermore website. Over her decade of experience in the fashion industry, Sara has helped guide each brand's style point of view, working alongside veteran photographers and stylists to bring editorial and celebrity photo shoots to fruition from start to finish. Sara currently lives in New York City. When she's not penning about fashion or travel, she’s at the farmer’s market, on a run, working to perfect her roasted chicken recipe, or spending time with her husband, dog, and cat. Follow her along at @sarajonewyork
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