The Fall 2019 Sweater Trends to Know About

If you're looking for a turtleneck to layer with, go with this option from Zara. It's on the thinner side, so it's easily layer-able under slip dresses—or even another sweater, as seen on the fall 2019 Tibi runway.

You have enough neutral-colored turtlenecks, so add some color to your wardrobe with this checkered orange and blue sweater. The slightly oversize fit is perfect for lounging.

Not completely on board with the trend? Try this top, which looks like a turtleneck, but has more space between the fabric and your skin for a breathable feel. Details include ribbing at the neck, cuffs, and hem. 

If you're the kind of person who would rather play with the dog at the party than mingle with humans, this sweater is for you. Wear this to your next gathering.

Rainy fall days call for a soft sweater to snuggle up in. Here's one from Rails to wear with your lounge pants. When the weather is nicer, you can easily style this with a silk skirt or jeans. 

In addition to depicting this iconic Snow White scene, the sweater comes covered in sequins for a brilliant shine. Disney fanatics may not even blink twice at the price.

Wrapping another top around you would be annoying (the slippage!). Alexander Wang solves this problem by making a second mock sweater to go with the first.

The cowl neck on this sweater mimics the sleeves of the top (how neat is that?). This is the kind of top you throw on with jeans to look fabulous without even trying.

Rejina Pyo tackled the full-on drape effect in this soft mohair-blend woven sweater. It comes straight from the fall 2019 runways—grab one and be the chicest woman at the office.

You can buy that Ulla Johnson sweater from the previous slide right now. The top is made from a soft merino wool and has loose billowy sleeves for a relaxed feel. 

Leave it to DVF to create a sweater that takes black slacks and pumps and makes them interesting. This top shows off your style without breaking the company dress code. 

There are few materials as comfortable as cashmere. This beige sweater has similar billowy sleeves as the Ulla Johnson option and has a slouchy knot that accentuates the waist.  

Made of cozy Italian wool, this piece will still feel delicate should you dress it up with black cargo pants and combat boots. 

Deviate from the traditional camo shades of forest green and brown and opt for this black and white print, instead. The top is made in Portugal and the design is slightly cropped so it sits just above your hips. 

A camo sweater is just as layer-able as its beige-colored counterpart. Take a note from J.Crew and style this one over a button-up shirt.  

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