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What to wear in Autumn

What to wear in Autumn

Nothing says Autumn quite like the sartorial excellence of Burberry, who, year after year send the same iconic coat silhouette down the runway and still have everyone hungry for more...
Hello everyone! Today, as I was putting away my summer wardrobe and getting out the Autumnal pieces, I thought it would be interesting to show what I love to wear in Autumn, its my favourite season for dressing so what could be better? Recently, the weathers' been cooler and less sunny here in the UK, so a warmer wardrobe is officially needed!

Firstly, I am quite a smart dresser, so apologies of you prefer a more sporty or casual look, but that's just not me. This list is more for someone who dresses quite classic and smart, but I assure you every one of theses pieces can be dressed down.

 Lets Begin! (tap/click pictures to buy)

 Number One: a good coat

And by good, I mean something made of wool, tailored and super classic. I love a double breasted wool coat, It goes with absolutely everything and can be paired with jeans or tailored trousers depending on the occasion. I love them in Navy, Black or Camel/Tan, purely for their versatility. For me, they're the best coat for Autumn because it's not too cold and they can be worn with a thin jumper and a teeshirt. However, come January when its freezing, simply add a thicker jumper, as well as a scarf and they can survive even the coldest days (as well as looking chic at the same time)  They can be purchased everywhere such as, Topman, Burton and Asos, and if your feeling spendy Burberry make some gorgeous ones.
Burton 

Charcoal Grey Tailored Fit Chesterfield Coat


Topman 

Burberry double breasted extra long wool cashmere coat


Number Two: a pair of boots

Good shoes take you good places: its a fact!. A a sturdy pair of boots will give your outfit the edge, and will be an investment that will pay for itself in the long run. for colours, Black and Brown give you the most options, and that way you have a pair for smart and casual occasions. For a Classic look, Chelsea Boots are a very good choice, but if you want a more modern look, A biker style would also be a great choice. For a bit of texture, a suede finish looks amazing! The best pair I own are loake ,but cheaper options can be purchased from Next, Asos and Topman

Loake

Topman


Ted Baker (from Next)



Number Three: a Belt

Super obvious I know, but so many guys forget the importance of a belt! Belts help elevate a look, giving your body and outfit structure by accentuateing the waist. like the Boots, brown and black options give you versatility, and can be dressed up or down, with jeans or a suit. If you like to match the belt and shoes it will be a great way to look put together, using minimal effort! The options below are both reversible, so two belts for the price of one! Winner!

Dents, from Selfridges
Salvatore Ferragamo from Selfridges


Number Four: a roll neck/turtle neck jumper

Nothing sums up Autumn more than a roll neck jumper, they are so warm and practical (and stylish!) If scarf aren't your thing, no fear! A roll neck Jumper can double as a scarf and looks great layered under a coat. Neutral colours are a safe option, and help act as the backdrop to wearing a coat!

Topman

Asos


Asos


Number five: a hat

Finally, when Autumn melts into Winter, and freezing temperatures descend only to make everyone grumpy because they are cold, a woolly hat will keep you warm and cosy all whilst adding a youthful look.Whatever your style, the options are endless! and can give your look a trendy twist. Unlike before, some colours help add a real pop to your outfit,so Burgundy, Khaki and Army Green are all good options.

Kinda love this one.. (Asos)

Asos


Asos

Thats all for Autumn must haves, I hope you enjoyed the options and now can #slay the cooler months...



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