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# From A Dries Van Noten Trophy Knit To Reiss’s Leather Jacket, Here Are The New Arrivals We’re Loving

13 September 2024

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Online shopping can quickly get overwhelming, and knowing what is and what isn’t worth investing in is not always straightforward. Which is where we come in. Team Vogue has extensive experience when it comes to shopping, be that browsing flea markets for a vintage gem, trawling the online sales, or identifying those chic needles in the high-street haystack.

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As autumn arrives, we’re pausing to take stock of our wardrobes and working out where the gaps are. From new-season fashion heroes – think biker boots, cosy cardigans and shirt dresses – to 2024’s new brands to know, we’ve got all bases covered. Scroll down to see and shop our new-season wish list.

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Get your stud on this September with Haikure’s statement-making denim skirt, which will put all your other true blues to shame. As temperatures drop, it’s time to think about your autumn jacket game, and in our experience, you can’t go wrong with a vintage flight jacket – especially when it comes in cool khaki.

Vintage

Olive Green Bomber Flight Jacket

Vaquera

Bra-Detail Cotton Shirt

HAIKURE

Studded Denim Skirt

Sandro

Double-Strap Flat Leather Derby Shoes

With its cobalt-blue hue and tinselled fabric, the moment Dries Van Noten’s metallic knit hit the runway, we knew it would be a sellout. Layer up with oversized shirting and slouchy denim for an elevated spin on your autumn basics. Speaking of elevated basics, we’re eyeing J.Kim’s cutout tops, which come in a range of colourways, and are as wearable as they are directional.

Dries Van Noten

Oversized Metallic Appliquéd Knitted Sweater

Anine Bing

Elly Crossbody Bag

J.Kim

White Petal T-Shirt

SIEDRÉS

Brit Pleated Midi-Skirt

The 50 shades of grey trend isn’t going anywhere this season, and conveniently, it perfectly complements the vibrant shades of green creeping into new season drops (see Loewe’s Squeeze bag in a new kiwi shade). & Other Stories is also making all our gorpcore dreams come true with its funnel-neck drawstring jacket.

& Other Stories

Drawstring Waist Jacket

Arket

Low-Waist Flannel Trousers

H&M

Bead-Detail Jumper

LOEWE

Squeeze Small Leather Shoulder Bag

The high street is really delivering on outerwear this season – take Reiss’s grained leather jacket, which wouldn’t look out of place on a fashion week runway. Meanwhile, Cos’s camel-coloured duffel coat actually was sent down a runway at New York Fashion Week, and can be yours for under £300. A real autumnal investment.

Reiss

Atelier Grained Leather Jacket

Alighieri

The Reader On The Shore Choker

Mango

Lingerie Chiffon Dress

COS

Hooded Wool Duffle Coat

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Just got back from your travels and experiencing holiday blues? Tide yourself over with Diotima’s colourful crochet tank top, which can be adapted to city life with Weekday’s wide-leg chinos. Elsewhere, we’re having a good week for collaborations, with Puma X Aries and Mulberry X Rejina Pyo both dropping an abundance of lust-worthy accessories.

Diotima

Dennis Marina Beaded Crocheted Cotton-Blend Tank

Mulberry

X Rejina Pyo Small Shoulder Bag

Puma

X Aries Mostro

Weekday

Low Loose Chino Trousers

“Staples with a twist” is always a winning mantra when it comes to investing in new-season fashion. Take & Other Stories’s stripe shirt, which is given an unexpected twist via a nipped-in waist; then there’s Siedres’s statement-making, ruffle-trimmed jeans in line with the embellished denim trend.

SIEDRÉS

Daky Ruffled Straight Jeans

& Other Stories

Flap-Pocket Cotton Shirt

Dries Van Noten

Yellow Fitted Draped Long Sleeve T-Shirt

Arket

Penny Martin Heeled Derby Shoes

Tartan never fails to get us in the autumnal mood, and McQueen By Seán McGirr’s striking asymmetric mini will look incredible with combat boots and silver jewellery. Other September layering heroes include Uniqlo: C’s menswear V-neck knit in deep charcoal and M&S’s organza midi-skirt in black.

Uniqlo

V-Neck Jumper

ALEXANDER MCQUEEN

Women’s Distressed Macqueen Tartan Mini Dress In Red/Black/Yellow

Mulberry

Pre-Loved Oversized Alexa

Marks & Spencer

Autograph Pure Silk Organza Midi Column Skirt

Loewe can always be relied on for Big Jacket Energy, and this season’s balloon silhouette is sure to turn heads, whether you wear it with jeans or add it to a floor-skimming party skirt. Speaking of dramatic skirts, H&M’s collaboration with Anamika Khanna dropped this week, and is already selling out – the party-ready appliquéd skirt is a real standout.

LOEWE

Balloon Jacket In Cotton

Sophie Buhai

Tiny Egg Stud Earrings

Louis Vuitton

Vintage Eva Bag

H&M

X Anamika Khanna Appliquéd Cut-Out Skirt

For easy September separates, look no further than Begg & Co’s cashmere rugby top and Entire Studios’s distressed jeans – a winning combo for the weekend, especially when accessorised with Chopova’s Sofia bag. Elsewhere, Aligne’s reversible wax jacket will look great thrown over everything from dresses to transeasonal shorts.

Begg X Co

Hooped Rugby Cashmere Sweater

Chopova Lowena

Sofia Bag

Entire Studios

Dem High-Rise Wide-Leg Jeans

Aligne

Betty Reversible Wax Coat

Every dollar from the sale of Camilla & Marc’s “Ovaries” tees is donated to Professor Caroline Ford and her team at UNSW Ovarian Cancer Research Centre. Not only does it look good – it does good, too. Mango, meanwhile, is getting us in the autumn mood with its cow-print leather jacket – an easy way to liven up your favourite jeans.

Camilla And Marc

Ovarian Cancer Unisex Tee

Gimaguas

Franca Bag

Marks & Spencer

Cotton Rich Cord Miniskirt

Mango

100% Leather Jacket

Speaking of animal print, zebra seems to be making a comeback for autumn/winter 2024, and Marc Jacobs is making a good case for the XXL zebra-print tote. For those craving something a little more minimalist, meanwhile, Cos has started to drop its winter coats, and the below herringbone number is an heirloom-worthy investment.

Marc Jacobs

The Sack

COS

Tailored Herringbone Wool Coat

Free People

We The Free Cruisin Bermuda Shorts

Weekday

Oversized Scuba Zip Hoodie

Everyone in London is wearing pyjama trousers right now, and Lounge’s green stripe pair will look great with a shirt and metallic sneakers. We also have to give a shout-out to Hades’ collaboration with Tilda Swinton (yes really): the Mother cardigan is giving Salvador Dali vibes, in the best way possible.

The Frankie Shop

Mavis Twill Trench Coat

JW Anderson

Leather Tote

Hades

X Tilda Swinton Mother Cardigan

Lounge

Pinstripe Trousers

We’re channelling our inner Noughties rom-com heroine this season with Dries Van Noten’s Mary-Jane heels, which will make for a perfect pairing with Weekday’s mid-length pleated skirt and Arket’s sky-blue knit. Finish off the look with a pre-loved Dior cargo bag and silver hoops.

Vintage

Authentic Christian Dior 2003 Columbus Avenue Street Chic Cargo Multipocket Bag

Arket

Alpaca-Wool Blend Jumper

Dries Van Noten

Mary Jane Leather Point-Toe Pumps

Weekday

Pleated Midi Suiting Skirt

We can always rely on Acne Studios for personality knitwear, and we’re enjoying the checkerboard appeal of the below new-in buy, which is ideal for autumn’s transeasonal temperatures. Dr Martens, meanwhile, has just dropped its very first biker boots and they’re just as sturdy – and stylish – as the OG lace-ups.

Acne Studios

Loose Knit Mohair Jumper

Dr Martens

Anistone Tall Leather Biker Boot

Mango

Crystal Cord Necklace

COS

Oversized Leather-Collar Utility Jacket

For those not wanting to forgo their summer dresses quite yet, allow us to point you in the direction of Ganni’s smocked dress, which will look just as good with ballet pumps as it will with boots and a slouchy knit. Sea NY, meanwhile, has expanding its usual patchwork offering to include a gathered Elegi skirt, which will add instant drama to your wardrobe.

Sea

Elegi Skirt

Dear Frances

Balla Crystal Ballet Flats

Lemaire

x Filt Fortune Croissant Shoulder Bag

GANNI

Winery Red Sheer Midi Strap Smock Dress

The start of autumn means the start of tailoring season, and luckily there’s plenty to choose from. Toteme is a failsafe in this department, and its grey melange blazer will look good with dresses and denim alike, while Massimo Dutti’s pinstripe trousers are a shortcut to smart-casual polish. Finally, loafer lovers need to check out Emilia Wickstead’s collab with Grenson, which features the perfect back-to-school flat.

Totême

Straight Jacket Grey Mélange

Emilia Wickstead

X Grenson Grensa Tassel Front Loafer

Anine Bing

Chloe Mini Dress

Massimo Dutti

Straight-Leg Pinstripe Trouser

Florals have been given a very sophisticated update this season, thanks to the slew of more muted, autumn-inspired prints that are hitting stores right now. Case in point: Zara’s organza printed skirt, which is the perfect floral skirt for those that, well, don’t do floral skirts. Elsewhere, we have Filippa K’s ’90s-inspired dress, which feels suitably minimalist with its drop waist, zip-up fastening and inky hue.

Arket

Sheer Rib Top

Zara

ZW Collection Organza Printed Skirt

COS

Chain-Link Choker

Filippa K

Belted Zip Dress

It might be baking outside, but we’re feeling all warm and fuzzy with Lisa Yang’s new-in Madelene top, which comes in the perfect shade of chocolatey brown. Style with miniskirts and jorts now, then update for September with tailored trousers or mesh pencil skirts. GH Bass’s woven loafers are also at the top of our autumn wish lists, offering an unexpected spin on the classic flat shoe.

Lisa Yang

The Madelene Top

G.H. Bass

Weejuns Penny Weave Loafers

Vince

Sheer Stretch Skirt

Christopher Esber

Veiled Draped Off-The-Shoulder Silk-Tulle Top

Pinstripe shirts have been all over our social feeds this season, and we’re happy to report that they’re still feeling fresh for autumn/winter 2024 (although, really, it’s not a piece that will ever go out of style). For a new spin on the corporate classic, why not trying forgoing tailored separates and instead juxtapose with a Y2K pleated miniskirt and metallic pumps?

Aligne

Thyme Stripe Shirt

Acne Studios

Multipocket Tote Bag

Vagabond

Delia Shoes

Vintage

Y2K 00s Floral Grey Mesh Lined Pleated Skirt

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