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16 Fall NET-A-PORTER Arrivals I'm Practically Swooning Over
If there's one thing that convinces me to hit "add to cart" on NET-A-PORTER, it's the site's styling. The outfit combinations, mix of patterns, and styled accessories are a genius way to make me say, "I'll take the whole outfit, please." This was my inner monologue the entire time I was perusing the retailer's New Season department. Fall is my favorite fashion season. Fall outfits don't need to be minimal to deal with the summer heat. They don't need to fit within the confines of a puffer jacket during winter. The weather is in that sweet spot where you can wear a dress with a lightweight jacket or jeans and a sweater. All 16 items below (and how they're styled) have given me ample outfit inspiration this season.
Fall Coats and Jackets
Selecting just four jackets and coats was quite a challenge, but each has a distinct personality. The Bode style leans Western. The Tibi coat is preppy. The Nour Hammour coat feels like an alter ego. And the Agolde jacket is a classic, '90s-inspired piece. I'm ready to wear these on any given day this fall.
Fall Separates
While I dream of buying every piece in each of these outfits, realistically, I'll only shop a few of them. Below, you'll find classic fall sweaters and a plaid button-down. There are also trendier pieces, including bead-embellished and calf-hair midi skirts. This curation offers a range for several fall occasions and personal styles.
Fall Dresses
Speaking of range, let's talk about these four dresses. Each one deserves a rightful place in your wardrobe. From the dressier Belted Crepe-Satin Maxi Dress ($2490) to the more casual Valiant Utility Cotton-Gabardine Mini Dress ($950), your dress wardrobe will be set.
Natalie Gray Herder is a Senior Editor on the branded content team at Who What Wear. Originally from Los Angeles, Natalie decided to make the move to NYC after graduating from Loyola Marymount University in 2019. She is an avid researcher, reader, and explorer in and out of the office. She is inspired by the street style of her fellow New Yorkers and her laid-back roots in California.

