Fall Fashion Trends 2014

We are seriously ready to get our cosy on with the entire brand spanking’ new fall trends. But as much as we love a good cardigan or plaid jacket, we can’t really wear those things when we need to get dressed up. Enter the A-line dress. Some of the biggest names in the game sent this silhouette down the runway in February: Saint Laurent, Louis Vuitton, Valentino and Miu Miu. For fall, most of these dresses have a retro feel, taking us back to mod designs of the 1960s. Think prints and fit-and-flare silhouettes. Or just search for Betty Draper online and that should pretty much sum it up. The best part about these dresses is that they can effortlessly transition from day-to-night. Wear to work with a blazer or cardigan and throw on heels for some late night fun!

The 60s inspired A-LINE dress The A-Line silhouette, named thus for its A shaped flare is flattering for all body types and can be worn with bare legs and tights to equal effect.

The '70S Collar Givenchy 70's fur collar coat from FW 2014

Top your fall ensembles with a boxy jacket. This season's version comes with '70s inflections, be it sizable breast pockets, shearling touches or a flattened collar. Big hair, sultry dresses, exposed décolletages all the way to the belly button. No bras. Sequins, sheer, thick heels, fur coats, hats, red lips, tons of rings, big nails. The era of the borderline kitsch femme fatale.

Wool Knits More is more in the knitwear department, with fluffy and hefty sweater fabrics meant to be worn from head-to-toe in subdued shades. Whether you opt for a sweater dress, cape scarf, knit leggings or just a traditional sweater, comfortable is the name.

Long Vest Switch your dependable blazer for one of these sharply tailored long vests. Seamless over dresses or trousers, buttoned up or belted, you can even layer one underneath your midwinter coat. It's so smart even your boss will take notice.

Trippy Psychadelic Move aside, summery florals, it’s time for hard-hitting, wilder prints to take center stage. Geometrics, swirls and multi-coloured digital mash-ups vow to keep us joyous and in high spirits.

Wide Leg Pants When you aren't wearing knit trousers, or the everyday jeans - you should be strolling around in a pair of louche, wide legged slouchy pants. Pair them with a correspondingly roomy sweater, or highlight your waist by tucking in a translucent blouse. Either way, you'll look effortless alongside the regular skinny jean pack.