Happy Labor Day! Now that the end of summer is here, what fall trends should fashionistas be on the lookout for? Here’s your Fall Fashion Forecast!

Vintage 1970s Brown Leather Stacked Heel Boots

Boots, boots, boots!

From riding boots, to booties, this trend is here to stay! Boots are a valuable addition to any fashionista’s closet and can be worn in so many different ways. Pair a warm sweater with skinny jeans tucked into riding boots for an easy weekend outfit. Pick a metallic pair of short boots for a fun going out look. The possibilities are endless for this fall fashion trend!

The A-Line Dress

This style of dress is definitely making a comeback this fall. Good news for fashionistas because it is a particularly flattering style! Another popular item is the skater skirt, which also features an A-line cut, but in a young and hip way. The A-Line Dress can be worn with bare legs, or tights as the weather gets chillier.

Royal Knitwear cream and teal chunky knit alpaca cowl neck sweater

Chunky Wool Knits

For readers who aren’t in Florida, this trend will come as good news! This season’s designer trends lean towards chunky wool knits in a variety of forms. You can go with the classic sweater, or switch it up with a sweater dress, scarf, or even leggings. Either way, you can’t go wrong staying warm and chic.

Sneakers

Sneakers are not just for the gym anymore. Models and celebrities, like Rihanna and Cara Delevigne, have made this look popular for the girl on the go. Brands, ranging from Christian Louboutin to Nike, have embraced this urban-chic look. You can find these shoes in materials like suede and leather to add some flair to the basic sneaker look.

Vintage 1960s Pink & White Sheath Dress

1960’s Flashback

Many designers clearly had the 60’s in mind when designing their Fall 2014 lines, from YSL to Valentino. Be on the look out for mini skirts, patent Mary-Janes, and lots of pastel as a tribute to the era.

Head over to BackInStyle.com to get your fall fashion fix!

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