Sweet November with outfits chosen by It Girls

What to wear in November? Here are some ideas to create a perfect wardrobe, where jackets and sweaters, jeans will dominate with soft tones.

Minimalist sweater + jeans are still the fashion trend of November

It is always a good idea to have a simple blue sweater in your wardrobe. You will get a lot of use out of this style and pair it with jeans for a stylish everyday look.

Luxurious cardigan with metal buttons paired with wide-leg jeans - the trend of fall winter 2024

Jeans and sweaters, a popular combination of fall and winter, become the symbol of the easiest elegance.

Vinyl jacket + black leather skirt, matching outfit

A "standard" mix for cold and windy but very fashionable November days from Vogue editor, Sofia Viganò

Kimono jacket and Ugg boots

In November, It Girl Elisa Pervinca Bellini's outfits were all simple black tones. Outside the soft midi dress, she wore a thick shirt or kimono jacket, and underneath were warm fur boots.

PHOTO: @ELISAPERVINCABELLINI

If the cold suddenly strikes, you will wear a kimono-style coat, which is also suitable. And on your feet are Ugg boots in the mini version with a classic, essential and beautiful Rodo bag.

Suede boots + long t-shirt

Alexia Kafkaletos in chocolate brown suede boots, paired with a lighter-toned midi dress

Pair with a white long sleeve t-shirt or add a maxi jacket in the same pale yellow tone as the surrounding leaves.

November is indispensable in the look of fashionistas are suede boots combined with a woolen dress or tweed dress in a brighter color and a scarf in the same sweet color.

Wool hat + wool scarf

Mary L. Jean wearing a Ganni gray beret, a dark gray wool blazer and a gray knit scarf, and a Vagabond light brown leather shoulder bag

The cold weather becomes warm with a wool hat and a tone-on-tone wool scarf and maybe a specially designed cashmere sweater.

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