From Summer to Autumn: Your Pre-Fall Wardrobe Guide

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Pre-Fall Wardrobe: What to Wear Now and Later

As summer drifts into cooler days, it’s time to think about those transitional pieces that bridge the gap between seasons. Pre-fall dressing is all about balance—layering lightweight staples with new-season textures, colours, and accessories that carry you seamlessly into autumn.

1. Elevated Basics

Now is the moment to refresh your essentials. Think perfectly cut T-shirts from FIVE jeans and tailored trousers in versatile neutrals. These pieces work alone in August warmth and layer beautifully under chunky knits come September.

2. Transitional Knits

A light knit is the cornerstone of pre-fall style. Opt for soft cashmere or cotton blends you can drape over your shoulders on a breezy evening or wear solo with jeans. The trick is finding pieces that don’t feel too heavy yet still add a touch of autumn cosiness.

3. Statement Jackets

Pre-fall is jacket season. A relaxed blazer or a cropped jacket instantly elevates denim and adds polish to day-to-night looks. This year, consider Selected's effortlessly chic tailoring for that perfect “thrown on, pulled together” effect.

4. Seasonal Prints & Colour

Patterns shift with the season—Dr Bloom’s signature brights bring energy into the new season, whether it’s vivid pinks, electric blues, or bold prints that instantly lift your look. These pieces add a playful edge to your wardrobe and pair just as well with summer whites as with autumn denim.

5. Accessories to Refresh

Sometimes all it takes is one standout accessory. Sculptural earrings, a statement belt, or a chic scarf. Don’t underestimate the power of accessories to reframe your entire look.

The Edit

Pre-fall style isn’t about overhauling your wardrobe; it’s about layering smarter, refreshing essentials, and investing in a few timeless pieces that carry you forward. With the right balance, you’ll feel effortlessly chic now—and perfectly prepared for autumn when it arrives.

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Anna Park