You're in, You're Out: 7 Gen Z–Approved Fall Trends You Have to See

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@rubylyn_

Styling Notes: opt for a pair of slouchy low-rise jeans to contrast against the preppy, formal aesthetic that comes along with a tweed jacket. 

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@aishafarida

Styling Notes: Long gone are the days where you can barely fit a phone and a pack of gum in your purse. Nowadays, Gen Z prefers bulky, oversize hobo shoulder bags paired with casual on-the-go 'fits.

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@vivian.yrl

Styling Notes: If you're looking to make your heels more Gen Z–friendly, look no further than a small heel with a simple silhouette and some fun, frilly socks.

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@kitkeenan

Styling Notes: if there's one thing Gen Z adapted to during the pandemic, it's two-piece, ultra-cozy loungewear sets in the fall. In lieu of leaving the house 24/7 in oversize blazers or immaculately tailored pants, the rise of striped pajama bottoms and Ugg boots as everyday, normalwear has made simple, comfortable P.J.-style sets a full-on Gen-Z obsession.

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@oliviarodrigo

Styling Notes: Opt for lots of laters and a simple T-shirt and jeans 'fit to combine with the classic coat. If you're feeling a bit more casual à la Olivia Rodrigo seen above, you can pair your new trench with Adidas Samba sneakers and a pair of flared leggings.

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@amaka.hamelijnck
 

 

Styling Notes: The Canadian tuxedo is back and better than ever. Instead of a Britney Spears and Justin Timberlake at the 2001 VMAs-style look, opt for modern takes on the denim-top–and–denim-bottom look with a pair of straight-leg jeans and a jacket in a similar wash.

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@zayawade

Styling Notes: to take fall 2023's It color trend (see: fiery shades of red) to the next level, pair the bright hue with toned-down neutrals like black or white.