I'm Freaking Out—These Fall Finds From H&M, Zara, and Shopbop Are Too Good
We're only a few days into August, yet my mind has been consumed by fall fashion. I'm sorry to all the summer lovers—I just can't dress like my true self when I'm simultaneously trying not to melt into a puddle of sweat. The thought of sweaters, boots, and jackets will always make my heart sing, and I'm not afraid to admit it. My favorite retailers seem to agree with me, as there's been an overload of stellar fall items hitting the new-arrival pages of H&M, Zara, and Shopbop. I may have had a little too much fun during my market research, as a few items ended up making their way to my personal shopping cart.
If you're also impatient like me, you'll want to take a look at the shopping list below. Fall will be here sooner than you think, and with the picks coming your way, your wardrobe will certainly be prepared. Keep scrolling to kick-start next season's shopping.
H&M
Every fall, I find H&M's knitwear hard to resist. The pieces just look so cozy!
I've worn my black leather blazer too many times to count, so I know this brown one would get the same kind of love.
We briefly talked about bomber jackets in the spring, but it's time get ready for an even bigger comeback.
Zara
This looks like you took it out from a page of a vintage issue of Vogue.
No shortage of Barbie pink here. (If you're reluctant to try out this bright shade, the black pair is a good compromise.)
Shopbop
Fellow editor Eliza has me thinking I need these. Just look to how she styled her pair.
Is it weird that I love these? If it is, I'm okay with that.
Staud handbags always manage to woo me, but I'm intrigued by the brand's recent shoe drops.
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