Cosy textures, luxurious layers, sharp tailoring — if we had to sum up Autumn fashion in one word, it would be indulgent. But this season, indulgent doesn't have to mean expensive. In fact, you can build an entire head-to-toe outfit, accessories and all, for around £100. But no need to do the math — we already did it for you! Featuring some of our favourite trends for Autumn, including snakeskin, corduroy, and mock croc, we put together five outfits from Very that won't strain your savings. Go ahead and indulge!
Affordable Autumn Outfit Ideas
You Only Need to Spend £100 For Each of These Autumn-Ready Head-to-Toe Looks
Oct 1 2019
by Stephanie Nguyen
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New clothes for Autumn can cost a pretty penny. But not this season! We've partnered with Very to bring you the affordable outfits and shopping experience that'll save you money and time.
1. One and Done
A jumpsuit is our favourite one-and-done piece, and this Autumn, we're all about a boyish boilersuit to really bring on the street-style vibes. Since the suit makes the look, all you need to round it out are equally street biker boots and a fun shoulder bag.
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2. Totally Tartan
While tartan usually brings to mind menswear-inspired suiting or traditional workwear, it can also have the opposite effect depending on how you style it. A checked pencil skirt is preppy and polished, but juxtapose it with a slouchy wool jumper for casual appeal and strappy sandals and a velvet headband for a feminine finish.
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3. Jumper and Jeans
Pairing a jumper with jeans is a classic Autumn outfit move, but there are a few ways you can take it from stale to stylish. The first is to trade your dark-wash skinny jeans for their straight-leg, light wash counterpart. The light wash is an unexpected touch for colder months when most people are reaching for dark colours. Continue the pale palette with a slouchy jumper that features balloon sleeves. Finally, finish off your look with the pièce de résistance: Western-inspired boots in an on-trend snake print.
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4. Neutral Territory
When it comes to neutrals, we say bring it on! From the cream knit jumper to the taupe trousers to the brown tones featured in the sandal's python pattern, this outfit is a play on warm tones and seasonal textures.
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5. Dark Romance
Between the sheer fabric and tiers of ruffles, this dress is a flirty update to your go-to LBD. Bring out that romanticism even further with sweet details, like dainty kitten mules and a knotted headband. The dots on the headband even tie into the dotted accents on the dress!
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