Autumn Clothes for Women
Cosy up in our elegant Autumn Clothes. Dressing for this season is about light layers, plush textures, and rich colours to suit the chillier air and falling leaves. Whether you’re out for a crisp morning stroll or having a drink by the pub fire, our Autumn collection will see you through the rest of the year in style.
For days when you want to feel snug but look lovely, our range of knitted jumper dresses is the ideal go-to. Add tights and knee-length boots for an autumn outfit that works for office days and dinners out.
Another staple for autumn looks is a pair of ponte trousers, with the thick, double-knit fabric offering so much warmth. A slim leg works a treat with a statement blouse, or dress down with jeggings and your favourite knit jumper. Layer a teddy jacket over the top for extra warmth and instant style.
A reliable coat is a must. Our collection of autumn women’s clothes is packed with different styles for every occasion. For maximum coverage on the commute, a longline padded coat is perfect—and for ultimate luxury, wrap up in a sleek faux-fur number.
With warm shades of chocolate browns, deep reds, and soft purples, our selection of Autumn Clothes has everything you need for gorgeous outfits all season long.
Autumn Clothes FAQs
How to style autumn clothes for women?
Autumn is the definition of an in-between season. With sunshine one minute and a chilly breeze the next, the trick is to create outfits that keep you cosy but are still light enough for those warmer afternoons. And for that, you need one thing: layers.
Start with the basics, like a long-sleeve top. Layer a classic plain white style under a chunky knit for warmth all day long. Or try a soft, fluffy cardigan over a colourful design for a pop of texture. Pair with jeans for laid-back days, then switch to faux leather leggings for an instant lift.
Make sure you've got a coat ready for frosty mornings and the evening commute. Cropped borg styles are bang-on for this season, and on chiller days, you won't go wrong with a longline quilted coat. Stylish, warm, and practical, they're ideal for whatever your day (and the weather) has in store.
With the right layers, you'll be mixing and matching outfits for autumn and well into winter, too. For more styling tips, why not read our Autumn outfit ideas?
How to wear autumn colours?
If there is a time of year to wear your richest colours, autumn is it. Deep chocolate browns, vibrant reds, rich greens, metallic golds, royal purples — autumn colours reflect the season's changes. So can your outfits.
Embrace your favourite tone by putting together an outfit made from shades of a single colour. A light-brown knit tucked into a brown-checked midi skirt is the epitome of cosiness. Mix-and-match the same colour with different textures, like a beaded black top with soft, wide-leg trousers and a tailored black jacket. Accessorise with metallic jewellery, fluffy scarves, and lined gloves for ultimate style and warmth.
What tops are best for layering in autumn?
Layering is the trick to making easy autumn outfits, and tops are the starting point.
Long-sleeve tops are a wardrobe staple and sit comfortably under cardigans, jumpers, and even knitted dresses. Choose from a ¾ or full-length sleeve and feel cosy from the get-go, whatever you pop on over the top.
Layers don't just have to mean base tops or t-shirts, but your jumpers, too. Thin cotton jumpers are super soft, super practical, and the perfect middle layer. Wear over a tee and under a thicker knit for an extra layer of warmth.
Don't forget your blouses and shirts - worn open or buttoned, they add a statement to any outfit and another layer to keep you snug.
Browse our new arrival tops for this season's latest styles.
When to start wearing autumn clothes?
There's no set date to switch your summer wardrobe over to your autumn one. However, when the temperature starts to drop, and you begin to notice that you feel chilly when wearing your summer attire, then it's time to think about donning some autumnal outfits instead.
It's important to remember that everybody responds to the weather differently, so while you might feel like it's time to throw on some longer trousers and keep a cardigan handy, your friend might feel fine still spending the day in summer shorts. No one is right or wrong in this situation - it's all about catering to your individual needs!
In the transitional period between summer and autumn, typically at the beginning of September, some people like to create a 'half and half' wardrobe. This includes your lighter autumn outfits, as well as summer clothes that pair well with autumn layers.