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Sculpted Cardigans! Wrap Tops! Pointelle Sweaters! 4 Sweater Trends NYC Fashion Girls Are Wearing for Fall
Serious question: Who doesn't love an autumn walk? I can already picture myself walking with a friend, pumpkin spice lattes in hand, crunching on leaves and feeling the crisp breeze.
NYC fashion girls know cool-weather pieces best, so I did some research and identified the top four sweater styles they're wearing this fall—and I was able to shop them all in one fell swoop at Cyrus. As an NYC-based knitwear brand, all its on-trend styles were in stock and ready to ship to me.
Whether you're looking for a versatile wrap cardigan, a dainty pointelle sweater, or a cozy duster, each piece is timeless, sophisticated, and luxuriously comfortable. Keep scrolling to shop my favorites.
1. Wrap Cardigans
I've long loved wrap cardigans, and I'm happy to report that this style isn't going anywhere for fall. The versatile silhouette is so flattering, and I found tons of neutral colorways that will pair beautifully with all of the autumnal outfits I have planned. I particularly love the The Alpine Wrap Cardigan ($69), and I'm shocked that it's under $70.
2. Sculpted Knits
When it's too cold for just a sweater, but too hot for a down coat, slip on one of these cardigan-jacket hybrids. From mixed-media coats to sculpted cardigan jackets, they're the transitional pieces every closet needs.
3. Pointelle Accents and Soft Cable Details
Although chunky cable knits will always be in style, fashion girls particularly love softer, cable-knit detailing and intricate pointelle accents. They're dainty and delicate, but will still keep you warm.
4. Long and Cozy Silhouettes
Here are the sweaters for when you want maximum comfort and coziness, but don't want to sacrifice your style. These will keep you warm on chilly days, cool evenings by the fire, and even on ski trips.
Emma is a beauty editor on the branded content team. She’s a passionate writer who loves all things beauty, wellness, and personal growth. Before pursuing writing, she worked in influencer marketing at Gallery Media Group, which owns the digital brand PureWow. She currently resides in sunny Los Angeles, where you can find her running to Pilates classes, sipping on matcha, or sunbathing on the beach.

