While their style is often understated, Los Angeles fashion people are worth paying attention to this season if you're trying to switch up your look, no matter where you live. As someone who moved to L.A. three years ago, I've grown to really appreciate the emphasis on ease, cute details, and layerable looks that the city is known for.
Don't worry. I'm not all talk and no walk. I've scoured internet retail hot spots and compiled a selection of pieces to consider if you're looking to channel the West Coast in your fall outfits. You can't go wrong with the picks from the curation below, from relaxed basics and gorgeous denim to cool lace details and fall-ready shoes. Keep scrolling to uncover my top L.A.-fashion-person picks.
Pair with socks to give your outfit a cool vibe.
This striped tee will be worn on repeat.
I love the idea of styling this sarong skirt for cooler weather. Pair it with a crewneck sweater and boots, sneakers, or flats.
There's no denying polka dots are back. For a lovely dinner out with friends, try this pretty dress with your go-to kitten heels.
Skinny scarves are officially in the zeitgeist once again. Style this with a simple tee and jeans or your favorite dress.
You can never go wrong with Zara jeans.
Easy slide-on shoes are almost a necessity at this point.
Add this off-white long-sleeve tee to your fall basics rotation.
Lace details are still the move for fall. Pair this skirt with a long-sleeve tee or crewneck sweater. Dress it up with flats or heels, or dress it down with sneakers or loafers.
Animal print is taking over.
Basic tees are great, but this top is even better.
Pair with a cute cardigan as the weather cools.
Belted bags are here to stay. This new style from Reformation will be popping up everywhere.
Cashmere season is right around the corner.
Such a great deal for these perfectly puddly jeans.
Your new go-to pair of sunnies awaits.
The burgundy looks so lovely too.
This Dolce Vita bag can easily be mistaken for designer.
Steve Madden strikes again.
Loafer lovers to the front, please.
These are selling so fast right now.
Get this elite take on a denim mini before it's too late.
A gorgeous staple.
Yes to this cardigan and the matching shorts.
These are a great alternative for the more expensive designer pair.
These Levi's are a WWW editor favorite for good reason. I'm personally loving the idea of pairing them with fun fall boots and a chic sweater.
These boots will surely get you endless compliments.
Use these resin bangles to spice up your favorite fall looks.
L.A. fashion people are already bopping around town in this cool cropped jacket.
While this may seem like a summer look, it can easily be styled for fall. Add a cardigan and cute socks to easily shift the vibe.
I don't know about you, but I'm kind of obsessed with this new Freja handbag.
Suede flats will be everywhere in the coming months.
L.A. weather is pretty moderate, so you can still expect to see mesh flats around town. Cool socks can really breathe new life into this style, though.
Bootcut is on the rise.
The buckle hardware gives these boots a cool, edgy feel.
So darling.
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