The Best Fall Work Outfits for Mastering Your 9 to 5

&Daughter Balla Wool Sweater

Mango 100% Suede Skirt with Slit

Demellier New York Shoulder Bag

Proenza Schouler Park Loafers

Foundrae Initial 18-karat Gold Diamond Necklace

A.P.C. Gold Minimal Bracelet

A Powder Blue Poplin Shirt and a Minimalist Trench

A button-down shirt in powder blue is the workweek equivalent of your weekend white tee—it goes with everything and you can easily dress it up or down. Another Tomorrow’s trench coat will let you brave unpredictable fall downpours in style, and even better, it’s convertible, so you can turn it into a cropped jacket or a sleeveless coat.

Another Tomorrow Double Face Convertible Trench

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Toteme Organic Cotton-Poplin Shirt

Dries Van Noten Pleated Wool-Blend Twill Wide-Leg Pants

Laura Lombardi Gold Medium Terra Hoop Earrings

Emme Parsons Tramonto Mary Jane Flats

Toteme T-Lock Textured-Leather Shoulder Bag

All In on Brown

Caramel, chocolate suede, latte—you name it, every shade of brown is appropriate for your fall office look. Scarf coats continue to be an ongoing trend and their two-in-one silhouette makes it easy to protect your neck from the brisk wind.

Toteme Draped Fringed Wool-Blend Boucle Jacket

Veronica Beard Andrea Checked Wool-Blend Jacket

Loulou Studio Vys Straight-Leg Wool Pants

Bottega Veneta Andiamo Intrecciato Suede Shoulder Bag

Swarovski Matrix Tennis Necklace

Saint Laurent Blake Croco Slingback Pumps

A Corduroy Jacket and a Shirt Dress

You can never go wrong with a shirt dress for the office. This Dries Van Noten one is a repeat-wear waiting to happen with its ruched silhouette and unique pin detail. I suggest pairing it with this midnight blue corduroy blazer from Alexa Chung’s latest Madewell drop.

Madewell x Alexa Chung Corduroy Blazer

Dries Van Noten Delicks Long Sleeve Shirtdress

Gap Vegan Suede Slouchy Tote Bag

Dorsey Emile Radiant Cut Nano Crystal Emerald Earrings

Loro Piana Rebecca Calfskin Ballerina Flats

A Bright Red Jacket and Timeless Accessories

Sometimes all you need to freshen up your look is a jolt of color. This crimson jacket from Maje is a comfortable and tailored alternative to a traditional blazer. It acts as a hero piece in your look, so all you need to do is build around it with small accessories, like a gold watch and belt.

Maje Belted Double-Faced Jacket

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The Frankie Shop Ripley Pleated Wide-Leg Pants

The Row Slim Leather Belt

Coach Brooklyn Shoulder Bag

Loeffler Randall Nat Black Mid Western Boot

A Collarless Blazer and a Leather Midi Skirt

One of the newer trends to hit this season is the collarless, ladylike blazer. We love Aligne’s Daphne blazer, which we’ve heard is a frequent sellout from the London-based brand. Mix up the textures and pair it with a leather skirt and knee-high boots.

Aligne Daphne V Neck Waisted Blazer

Massimo Dutti Nappa Leather Flounce Skirt

Cos Ribbed Wool and Cashmere Scarf

Cos Layered Leather Gloves

Neil J. Rodgers Linda Strappy Boot

Masterful Layering Is Key

Take a cue from Michael Kors and layer a hoodie underneath a blazer for extra warmth, or opt for Zara’s hybrid version that comes ready to go. Sculptural and dynamic accessories like Loewe’s Onda heels and Agmes’s silver cuff add extra dimension to your look in small but meaningful ways.

Zara Hoodie Herringbone Blazer

Modern Citizen Carmen Tie-Front Ribbed Dress

Loewe Puzzle Medium Tote Bag

Jenny Bird Nouveau Puff Earrings

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Loewe Onda Leather Slingback Pumps

Agmes Astrid Recycled Sterling Silver Cuff

Julie Tong is the Senior Commerce Content Lead at Harper’s BAZAAR overseeing digital shopping content across fashion, beauty, and lifestyle. She has over 10 years of fashion industry experience and is a graduate of the University of Southern California’s Annenberg School for Communication & Journalism (B.A.). Prior to joining the Harper’s BAZAAR team, Julie spent five years at Vogue to launch their inaugural digital shopping vertical. She has honed her fashion expertise and skills at a variety of fashion institutions over the years from Interview magazine to Yahoo Style, Karla Otto, Who What Wear, and more.