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When you think of a fall color palette, the season is practically synonymous with neutrals: camel-colored outerwear, gray or navy knits, tweedy blazers, and brown and black leathers. While minimalists would argue there’s absolutely nothing wrong with wearing a head-to-toe look of browns and creams, here’s one example of how to shake up that fall uniform.
Look to The Row’s fall 2022 collection styling for inspiration; the Olsens injected colorful layers of knitwear into an otherwise fully neutral look. “They use brights like the minimalists they are, by avoiding prints and patterns in favor of big blocks of color, layering an orange turtleneck under a white button-down under a purple V-neck under a tan three-button coat,” describes Vogue Runway’s Nicole Phelps on their layering tactics. With wearable pieces like tan suiting, sneakers, and white button-ups, The Row’s fall collection styling feels attainable, and with the right colored sweater, might we dare say, recreatable? Here, shop four punchy sweaters and a look to go with each one.
The Turtleneck Top
Color block layering with a bold red turtleneck is one way to add a subtle pop of color to a muted fall wardrobe. Try it under a white button-up with trousers and trainers.
The Cashmere Crewneck
Take your turtlenecks one step further with a colorful crewneck over top.
The V-Neck Knit
Add a layer of color to a T-shirt and trouser pairings with a V-neck sweater in a bold color for a fresh take on a smart and classic look.
The Polo Pullover
Purple and brown provide a lovely contrast and an even better color combination. Try it out with a chocolate leather midi skirt and a deep purple polo.
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