Article: Fall 2025 Trends Worth Your Attention
Fall 2025 Trends Worth Your Attention
The fall trends are here and they're good. Really good.
We're talking about pieces you'll actually wear, not just admire on Instagram. Here's what's worth your attention this season.
Wildly Refined Animal Prints
Leopard and snake print that actually feels chic, not costume-y. This is sophisticated, wearable, and honestly? It's become a neutral.
The Zadig & Voltaire cashmere sweater in taupe and black cheetah with jeans and you're done. The Rag & Bone Carter Loafer in leopard makes everything look intentional. The 11 Uptown goat suede jacket in animal print is that statement piece that somehow goes with everything. Add a Hat Attack leopard beanie or the Zadig & Voltaire Baby Jane leopard bag in cognac. For something subtle, the STAUD Maude clutch in snake is that bag everyone asks about. We're obsessed
Treat animal print like camel or chocolate brown. Layer it, mix it, don't overthink it.
The Leather & Suede Edit
Leather and suede in every color you didn't know you needed. Suede is the new neutral - and it's everywhere.
Jakett is having a moment. Butter-soft leather with the perfect fit. The Rowan in ocean blue? Unexpected perfection. The Simona in coconut gives cream leather without being precious. The Allison in indigo hits different.
On the suede front: CAMI NYC's Sullivan jacket in verdant (that green!), Nili Lotan's Freddie jacket in martora/cognac, and the Veronica Beard Walters cropped barn jacket in whisky are all chef's kiss. The Veronica Beard Vida suede shoulder bag in cypress, acorn, or black works with absolutely everything.
The Veronica Beard Bateman in raisin is that burgundy-brown that makes you look expensive. SPRWMN leather cropped trousers work for everything. Not ready for real leather? The Habitual vegan crop trench looks like the real deal.
Mad for Plaid
Plaid everything - the kind that makes you look put together even when you're not.
The Veronica Beard Mikaela shacket in whisky multi is the throw-on-and-go piece you need. The Adroit Atelier wool plaid coat in java brings drama. Frank & Eileen plaid tops are cozy without trying too hard. The Favorite Daughter bomber in grey houndstooth is sporty-chic perfection.
You can absolutely mix plaids. Houndstooth with flannel. Big with small. The rules don't apply.
Corduroy Cool
Corduroy pants in the richest browns that go with literally everything.
Nili Lotan's Megan and Shon styles in chocolate brown, caffe, and cigar - every shade of coffee you've ordered. The Citizens of Humanity Marcelle cargo in manuka brings utilitarian vibes, while SPRWMN's ankle flare in sepia has that '70s thing. Want color? The Rag & Bone Andi wide-leg in balsam (another stunning brown) and AGOLDE's Keira in rice grass prove corduroy doesn't live in brown territory only.
Style with chunky knits and leather for day, silk and heels for night.
Suede Sneakers & Posh Loafers
The new sneaker code: suede, sophisticated, giving laid-back luxe.
Closed suede sneakers in ferro brown, white, or forest green are that perfect low-key luxury. The Oncept Fez hydro suede in espresso or dark olive brings unexpected color. Want something more classic? Frye Milly Sneaker in white with silver or beige hits are the elevated minimal sneaker everyone's wearing.
For loafers, we already mentioned those Rag & Bone leopard ones - they're the move. Both work with everything from jeans to tailored pants to dresses.
Wrap Me Up
The Tina Stephens reversible wrap in taupe/cream or moss - two looks, one piece. The Kinross cable poncho in black adds drama without bulk. Maison Lecomte Flament bandanas in choco or bordeaux? Tie one to your bag, neck, ponytail - instant western-chic.
The Real Trend: Mixing Everything
Here's the thing: all of these trends work together. Mixing them is the whole point.
Corduroy with leopard cashmere and leather? Yes. Plaid under leather with corduroy? Absolutely. Animal print loafers with plaid pants? Obviously. Bandana tied to your suede bag with head-to-toe neutral corduroy? Chef's kiss.
The rules are gone. Mix textures, patterns, vibes. As long as it feels good to you, it works.
