Outfits

Rust and Navy Outfits to Try This Fall

A rust and navy blue outfit works when navy is the quiet background and rust is the warm part, like a sweater, skirt or bag. I pair a rust alpaca sweater with navy silk trousers and build three more looks from there.

Lavender and Gray Outfits to Try This Fall

Lavender and gray outfits work best when both colors are soft, more stone and lilac than pastel. I pair a feather-trimmed lavender cardigan with gray trousers, then swap the pieces three more ways.

Sage Green and Pink Outfits to Try This Fall

A sage green and pink outfit still works in fall when the textures get heavier, like a sage sweater with pink trousers. I styled four looks, with a pink blouse and sage tweed skirt, a sage dress and pink cape, and a sage parka over pink.

Camel and Burgundy Outfits to Try This Fall

Camel and burgundy outfits that work because both share a warm tone. See 3 looks, from a camel cardigan to a burgundy sweater.

Cream and Chocolate Brown Outfits to Try This Fall

Cream and chocolate brown are the softest high-contrast pairing there is, all the polish of black and white with none of the chill. These four looks pair a cream jacquard cardigan with chocolate suede trousers, a brown ruffled turtleneck with a cream fringed skirt, and an ivory shearling gilet over brown silk and wool. Start with one piece of each and add as you go.

Emerald Green and Red Outfits to Try This Fall

Emerald green and red can look like a holiday card or like a real outfit, and the difference is the ratio. These four looks let one color lead and the other visit, from green cashmere with red cords to a red jacket over a bright green silk dress. Start with one piece of each and build from there.

Mustard and Navy Outfits to Try This Fall

Mustard and navy are the bright-and-dark pairing that makes a gray October day look better. These four looks pair a mustard cashmere sweater with dark jeans, a navy tee with a mustard wrap skirt, and a yellow shell jacket over a denim top and navy skirt. Start with one piece of each and build up from there.

Teal and Burgundy Outfits to Try This Fall

Teal and burgundy outfits for fall: 4 looks with teal knits, satin and poplin paired with burgundy trousers, a bodysuit and a jacket.

Butter Yellow and Baby Blue Outfits to Try This Fall

Butter yellow and baby blue are soft, sunny colors that look surprisingly grown-up together once the weather cools. These four looks pair a butter wool sweater with sky blue jeans, a baby blue shirt with a butter satin skirt, and a butter tweed jacket over a pale blue silk set. Start with one piece of each and add more as you go.

Burgundy and Gray Outfits to Try This Fall

A burgundy and gray outfit is the quiet, grown-up pairing for fall, a deep red that looks richer next to soft heathered gray. I pair a burgundy turtleneck with gray track pants, then build three more looks around a skirt, a dress and a satin blazer.

Olive Green and Chocolate Brown Outfits to Try This Fall

Olive green and chocolate brown are the earthiest pairing in fall dressing, two colors that look like a walk in the woods. These four looks pair an olive cashmere sweater with brown corduroy trousers, a brown cardigan with an olive ribbed skirt, and an olive blouson over a brown polo sweater. Start with one piece of each and build from there.

Pink and Camel Outfits to Try This Fall

Pink and camel are the softest pairing on this list, a warm neutral that makes pink look polished instead of sweet. These four looks pair a pink cashmere cardigan with camel trousers, a camel draped top with a feather-trimmed pink mini, and a camel felt jacket over a pink knit vest. Start with one piece of each and work up from there.

Camel and Black Outfits to Try This Fall

A camel and black outfit works because black does the structure and camel does the warmth, so start with one camel piece over all black. I put together four looks, from a camel cashmere sweater with black vinyl trousers to a camel plush jacket over black.

Rust and Cream Outfits to Try This Fall

A rust and cream outfit starts with one piece of each, such as a rust wool sweater with cream silk trousers. I put together four looks, from a cream top with a rust crochet skirt to a rust suede jacket over cream.

Lilac and Olive Green Outfits to Try This Fall

Lilac and olive green are an unexpected pairing that looks like a garden in late summer, soft purple against earthy green. These four looks pair a lilac cashmere knit with olive broderie trousers, an olive lace-trimmed tee with a lilac silk skirt, and a lilac puffer vest over an olive cardigan and satin skirt. Start with one piece of each and go from there.

Light Blue and Gray Outfits to Try This Fall

Light blue and gray are soft, cool and easy to wear, which makes them a good place to start if you rarely wear color. These four outfits mix powder blue suede, merino and poplin with gray cashmere, wool and denim. The trick is texture, not brightness.

Cobalt Blue and Cream Outfits to Try This Fall

Cobalt blue and cream outfits pair a bright blue sweater, shirt, skirt or dress with cream trousers, knits and a trench. I treat it like blue and white porcelain, crisp without being harsh, and say why cream beats white.

Butter Yellow and Chocolate Brown Outfits to Try This Fall

Butter yellow and chocolate brown take the color everyone wore last summer and make it work for fall. These four looks pair a butter bouclé sweater with brown jeans, a brown poplin shirt with a butter tweed skirt, and a butter cardigan under a brown velvet shirt. Start with one piece of each and build up.

Green and Black Outfits to Try This Fall

Green and black outfits are the quietest way to wear color this fall, from emerald pants to a green coat over black. I put five looks together with moss and emerald knits, taffeta and brushed wool.

Pink and Brown Outfits to Try This Fall

Pink and brown fall outfits work best with blush cardigans, bright pink dresses and pink bags set against chocolate browns. I built five outfits, from a pink bag start to a suede coat with a pink sweater, and one rule: keep the brown deep.

What to Wear Skiing in Aspen: Luxe Ski Outfit Guide

A cohesive ski outfit for Aspen: a belted Bogner jacket, black ski pants, a Fair Isle knit and red-laced après boots, with real technical pieces at every layer.

What to Wear Skiing in Park City, Utah: Ski Outfit Guide

Two full outfits for a Park City ski trip, from a burgundy corduroy ski jacket to shearling snow boots for Main Street, with a third formula and quick answers.

What to Wear Skiing in Lake Tahoe: Ski Outfit Guide

What to wear skiing in Lake Tahoe: a mint down jacket, a white thermal base layer and mirrored goggles, plus a pale blue pants outfit and a relaxed West Coast après look.

What to Wear Skiing in Courchevel: Luxury Ski Outfit Guide

What to wear skiing in Courchevel: a shearling-trimmed GORE-TEX jacket and Polartec turtleneck for the slopes, then a bodysuit, down jacket and suede boots for dinner.