The Top Men’s Fashion Trends to Copy This Fall

If you’re planning on refreshing your wardrobe, this is undoubtedly the time to do it. Fall season is in full swing and there’s a fresh influx of knitwear and outerwear that comes with it. But with all these choices, it can get tricky to figure out where to begin what pieces are worth the investment. Fortunately, the answer lies in some key menswear trends from fashion weeks that have the potential to set the sartorial agenda in the coming months. Think of it as your fall fashion trend highlight reel, created to gently ease you into the new season.

1. All wrapped up

Hermès, Kiton, Ermenegildo Zegna, Solid Homme (Images courtesy: Tagwalk.com)

Comforting, head-to-toe knitwear was a key look on the runways this season — think combinations of sweatpants, sweatshirts, polo shirts, joggers, the works. We have already been won over by their coziness during the lockdown, so much so that we clearly don’t want to let go of them just yet. Lucky for us, the once considered stay at home staples have made a successful transition to our off-duty wardrobes. The newer versions of sweatpants are a lot more flattering, have the potential to be teamed with a great pair of kicks that we’d be more than happy to leave the house in.

Nicobar Polo Shirt

Harris Polo Shirt

2. Dropping bomb(er)s

Dolce & Gabbana, Prada, Alexander McQueen, Louis Vuitton (Images courtesy: Tagwalk.com)

Decreasing temps call for a statement jacket that can be worn on repeat no matter the outfit or occasion, and what’s better than a classic bomber jacket? Well, nothing. There are very few garments more versatile and wearable than the humble bomber jacket — personally, we’d like to think of it as a cornerstone of the modern man’s wardrobe. And fall fashion weeks echoed our sentiment when we saw its many versions on the catwalk. After all, it’s a simple, elegant design that has the potential to last many seasons.

Ash Bomber

3. Caramel spice lattes

Paul Smith, Lemaire, Louis Vuitton, Louis Gabriel Nouchi (Images courtesy: Tagwalk.com)

Brown might not be the most charming shade on the color wheel, but we think you ought to spare some space for it in your wardrobe this fall. A host of hot cocoa hued garments made a strong appearance on the runways and we can’t deny its strong appeal for cooler temps. Whether it’s woolly pullovers or a pair of sweats, a spectrum of browns in textured fabrics seems to be the best of friends this season.

Harris Polo Shirt

Harris Joggers

4. Inflated outerwear

Louis Vuitton, Alexander McQueen, Fendi, Brunello Cucinelli (Images courtesy: Tagwalk.com)

Puffer jackets were an integral part of the fall runways this season and we can totally see why. Both lightweight and cozy, this jacket is particularly great thanks to both its technical ability to keep you warm and its rather statement inflated look — it is the kind of jacket that makes you take notice. There’s a simple appeal to down jackets that makes them a perfect fit with denim jeans, so feel free to team it with different textures for some subtle surface play to elevate your everyday look.

Hiden Puffer

Vesper Windbreaker

Published by: Vibhuti Vazirani/ 2021-11-20

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