I Love a Minimalist Fall Look—These Are the Pieces on My Wish List Right Now

Easy and chic.

Audry Hiaoui

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24 October 2026

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I gravitate toward minimalism as the foundation of my closet. It makes getting dressed feel effortless, so I rarely have "nothing to wear" days since everything I have is easy to mix and match, and then I can add in fun statement pieces from there.

When it comes to designers who do minimalism best, I think of Calvin Klein , Jil Sander, Khaite , The Row , and Toteme . I also have a mental note of brands I like browsing that often cater to this style: Almina Concept, Banana Republic , Camper, Carel, Cou Cou , Gap , J.Crew , Leset , Rue Sophie , St. Agni , and Vagabond.

For wardrobe staples , my most-worn items for fall include boatneck T-shirts , capris, cardigans , cashmere sweaters , kitten heels , knee-high boots , knee-length skirts , slip dresses , and trench coats . I'm also eyeing pleated skirts, faux-fur coats , and high V-necks. Below, shop these and more chic pieces.