Color & Styling
5 Ways to Style Burgundy This Fall
From soft blue layers to a chocolate coat, five easy ways to bring a rich autumn shade into your wardrobe.
Burgundy can feel wonderfully expressive without taking over an outfit. Think of it as a warm accent to the pieces you already reach for: a soft knit, a tailored coat, or a favorite handbag. These five combinations take their cues from the Burgundy Fall lookbook—adapt them to your wardrobe, your weather, and your day.
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Pair a burgundy knit with chocolate brown
Start with a burgundy crewneck sweater and add a chocolate-brown coat. The two shades create a rich, softly tonal combination without needing an exact color match.
Keep the rest simple: neutral trousers or jeans and brown ankle boots. Let the sweater be the focus, especially when you wear your coat open.
02
Let a soft blue shirt peek through
A light blue button-down offers a fresh contrast to a deep burgundy knit. Leave the collar visible and let a little cuff show at the wrist.
Choose layers that sit comfortably together rather than bunching at the shoulders. Try the shirt untucked for a relaxed finish, or tuck it into your trousers for a cleaner line.
03
Begin with one burgundy accessory
If a burgundy sweater feels like too much color, start with a handbag instead. Against a cream knit and brown trousers, one wine-colored accessory can give a familiar outfit a new mood.
You don't need matching shoes or a matching scarf. Keeping the other accessories neutral makes the burgundy detail feel intentional rather than coordinated from head to toe.
04
Repeat the shade with a cozy scarf
For cooler days, pair your burgundy knit with a scarf in the same color family. A slightly different shade is fine; the repetition is what ties the layers together.
A chocolate coat gives the combination a quiet backdrop. Drape the scarf loosely so the shirt collar or neckline still has a little space.
05
Finish with a few timeless details
Gold-tone hoops, simple brown ankle boots, and black cat-eye sunglasses are the finishing touches in the Burgundy Fall editorial. Try one or two of these details rather than feeling you need every accessory.
For a busy day, choose the boots you can comfortably walk in. For an evening out, keep the same color palette and simplify the layers. The idea is a useful combination—not a fixed uniform.
Make the inspiration your own
The Burgundy Fall lookbook brings these colors and layers together in one editorial. Explore the inspiration, then borrow the details that feel most like you.
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