We can't help but feel melancholy about the end of the summer, but we're doing our best to look on the bright side. The bright side in question: with a new season comes the perfect excuse to shop.

For fall 2026, we've got carts filled with suede, funnel necks , loafers , and accessories to elevate our looks. We want boots, basics, brooches , and perfectly tailored trousers—is this so much to ask?

According to Anthropologie, not at all. Consider Anthropologie your one-stop shop for all of fall essentials, both basic and bold.

Generally known for their bohemian-inspired pieces, this new collection has all bases (and aesthetics) covered. From moto boots to sweater dresses to cargo pants to cuffs, the collection is for everyone and for every wardrobe category.

Below, the 10 pieces from Anthropologie's new fall collection that I've narrowed down my overflowing shopping cart to.

Buckle boots will forever be a trend—and one that I will forever co-sign. These iconic and timeless Frye boots have a western flair, a rugged edge, and are begging to be paired with anything and everything—even and especially things of vastly different aesthetics.

It's about to be trouser season, and I've been thinking about how my rotation needs to expand beyond just solid black pairs. As someone slowly creeping out of my comfort zone, gray feels like a safe starting point. This pair by Maeve is perfectly wide-legged and perfectly pleated in the right places.

What can I say? Team Coveteur is simply obsessed with everything sheer. I love sheer basics because they offer endless styling and layering opportunities—and this Anthropologie top is no exception. Whether layering it over a tank top or underneath a short-sleeve t-shirt, this modal and cashmere blend top will keep you warm as the weather gets crisp.

We noted the return of the brooch earlier this year, and we're still all working on building our collections. For those looking to dip their toes in the trend, this Anthropologie brooch is a solid place to start. It's romantic, chic, and will immediately elevate whatever you choose to pair it with.

Last year, we noticed that ponchos were everywhere—and the trend remains going strong. For those who, like us, are seeking a free-spirited bohemian autumn, this poncho would make an excellent cozy addition to your knitwear lineup.

We're not going to stop wearing our slip dresses just because it's fall. Instead, we're searching for dresses in autumnal color palettes. This one is reminiscent of the color of merlot: a deep red that screams fall.

Now that it's time to reevaluate our outerwear lineups and make sure we're prepared, we're looking for pieces different than what we already own. We're seeking neutral and easy-to-pair coats with statement-making details. We want coats that are classic but not boring. This coat is, first and foremost, suede, the material of the season. Secondly, it's complete with a funnel neck that makes the coat anything but boring.

I don't know if you've heard, but team Coveteur has a thing for ruched loafers . Available in three colors (cream, honey, and black), these loafers are the perfect elevated basic.

Mini dresses are for fall, too! But rather than wearing them on their own, it's time to get creative. I personally think this lace-trimmed slip dress is begging to be worn over pants.

I've been on the hunt for a good pair of cargo pants for the sake of my rotation not being one note—and now, I think I've found them. These Pilcro pants are wide-legged (my preferred silhouette!), have a bit of stretch, and just look effortlessly cool.