Fall outfit ideas that you need in your closet now!🔥 Read below for more!👇 The 4 Key Autumn/Winter 2022 Trends 1. The unassuming wardrobe staple that never goes out of style? The flight jacket, reporting for duty. Triple duty, in fact, as this is an outerwear hero you can wear from morning work-out class to weekend lunch to evening soirée. It’s had various luxe updates for autumn – see Prada, Elie Saab, and LaQuan Smith for embellished exemplars, and Loewe for a squishy leather delight – but vintage-style, oversized iterations are also in evidence, as seen at Isabel Marant, Raf Simons and Sacai. 2.Gen-Z’s love of corsets (#CorsetTok has 5.6 billion views on TikTok at the time of writing), is proving a powerful influence on the catwalk. Numerous designers built corseted waists into their silhouettes for fall, while Dior and Balmain went one step further and gave corset panels a futuristic edge, moulding them in metal and ramping up their protective properties. 3. Perhaps designers had rising energy costs on their minds for autumn. Turn the heating down several degrees, they seemed to suggest, and swathe yourself in knitwear. At Yohji Yamamoto, models were positively swimming in wool, swaddled in several layers of Aran knit with giant mushroom-shaped hats spooling stray threads across their faces. If that sounds extreme, take your cues from Chanel, where the twin-set got a youthful update courtesy of ’90s accessories; Louis Vuitton, where Fair Isle-style sweaters were knotted at the waist; or from Molly Goddard, where chunky sweaters were paired with her signature tulle evening dresses. Whatever your preference, cardigans, sweater dresses, blankets, two-pieces and statement sweaters in touch-me textures are everywhere. 4. Fashion is nothing if not perverse. After miniskirts dominated the spring catwalks, lengths fell to the floor for autumn. Body-swamping maxi coats, many in dressing-gown cuts and faux-fur fabrics, were mainstays in numerous collections; but it’s the floor-sweeping maxi skirts and dresses that caught our eye, injecting silhouettes with serious drama at The Row, Saint Laurent and Altuzarra.