12 Fashion Trends That Are 'Out' for Fall-and the Stylish Pieces You Should Wear Instead, From $18 at Amazon

"We are barreling toward fall, and I, for one, couldn't be happier. Fall in New York City brings gorgeous foliage in Central Park, cooler temperatures, and (most importantly) the year's best fashion. In anticipation of my favorite time of year, I've been planning a wardrobe overhaul-and I'm stowing away outdated styles in favor of fresher trends. Ahead, discover the 12 fashion fads that are going out of style this season, including some of the capsule wardrobe staples we typically rely on."

"A trench coat is a New Yorker-loved staple you can wear in fashionable cities all over the world, though it's particularly beloved in Paris and London. Last year, cropped versions emerged as the jacket of the season, and I think the style will be even more popular in 2025. This Tankaneo version is gorgeous, with a dramatic lapel, cuffed sleeves, and a long belt that's perfect for cinching."

"Shop This, Not That Long trench coats are out; instead, buy: Tankaneo Cropped Trench Coat, $48 (originally $60) Quarter-zip sweaters are out; instead, buy: Anrabess Polo Sweater, $22 (originally $37) Leggings are out; instead, buy: Tapata Track Pants, $40 Gingham prints are out; instead, buy: Megfie Plaid Flannel Shirt, $26 Mary Janes are out; instead, buy: Cushionaire Boat Shoes, $40 (originally $60)"

Fall in New York City brings foliage, cooler temperatures, and season-defining fashion. A wardrobe overhaul swaps familiar staples for updated silhouettes and prints. Long trench coats give way to cropped trench coats featuring dramatic lapels, cuffed sleeves, and cinching belts. Quarter-zip sweaters are being supplanted by polo sweaters with preppy collars and button closures. Leggings are being replaced by track pants for a more structured casual look. Gingham prints fade in favor of plaid flannel shirts. Mary Janes are being traded for cushioned boat shoes. Accessible, budget-friendly options offer ways to update a fall capsule wardrobe.

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