Here’s What the WWW Editors Are Wearing to Work This Fall

There’s a sense of sartorial excitement that fall
brings. After living in casual tank tops,
denim shorts, and flimsy fabrics for the past few months, I, for
one, love the pivot in style choices that the crisp autumn air and
that back-to-school (or work) feeling brings—especially when it
comes to dressing for the office.
Bring on the chic pussy-bow blouses, luxe leather boots, polished
belted blazers, and ultra-soft sweaters. Yes, it’s still warm and
pleasant out right now, but as we enter into fall, I’m already
planning all the chic new-season
outfits I’ll be getting my limbs into once the leaves turn
brown. If you’re looking for some fall work
outfit inspiration, then this one’s for you! I asked my
fellow editors to share the outfits they’re wearing to the
office right now. From cool leather separates to chic staple
blazers, scroll below to take a peek into our editors’ transitional
wardrobes.

“Knit
separates make for my favorite fall outfit to wear to the office.
They look luxe but are actually so comfy. What more could you want
in a work outfit? Once the weather cools, I’ll be swapping the
mules out for a pair of ankle boots.”

“This
outfit is about as classic as it gets, but little details make it
feel current. The red mules with a vintage shape add a pop of
color, and I left my straight-leg black jeans long instead of
hemming them to show some ankle. Mark my words: Longer-hemline
pants will be everywhere this season.”

“Blazer,
jeans, mules. Doesn’t get easier than that!”

“You
might have noticed we’ve talked a lot about the leather trend for
fall. Nanushka makes the softest vegan-leather pieces, including
this dress I’ll be wearing to work when the weather cools off. I
took this pic at Copenhagen Fashion Week, where I styled it with a
Philosophy di Lorenzo Serafini fishnet top, Bulgari bag, and By Far
shoes.”

For
a timeless look with a twist, I’m opting for this cool crew-neck
with an asymmetric high-low hem. It adds instant polish to a simple
pair of slim jeans. (Here’s a little tip: If you don’t want to fork
over $450 to buy it, the top is also available on Rent the
Runway.) I’m finishing the look with black strappy sandals while
it’s still warm enough to expose my toes.

“I
never really thought I was a suit person until I actually acquired
some suits. It’s just the easiest, most polished outfit you can
wear. I’d probably pair this shorts suit, which is the perfect
early fall look, with loafers for the office.”