Home • Fashion Week First of Fall: Fashion Week’s Fall Staples Take a sneak peek at these freshly picked fall runway staples! By Candace Marie Stewart · Updated October 27, 2020 01 LIE SANGBONG Plum hues are taking over the fall in a major way! Getty Images/ Frazer Harrison 02 Public School NYC Chunky sweaters and short skirts are the way to go when transitioning into the cooler days of fall. Getty Images/ Catwalking / Contributor 03 Monse An asymmetrical blouse is the perfect layering piece for the windy days of fall. Getty Images/ John Lamparski 04 Derek Lam Back to black never looked better! An all black jumper is always a cool staple to pull out for fall. Neilson Barnard / Staff 05 The Fashion Deli (HARLEM’S FASHION ROW) Doubling up on prints and layering your sleeveless frocks with a sleeved blouse will have you fall ready in a jiffy. Harlem Fashion Row 06 Derek Lam Minimalistic, body-focussed frocks are all the rave for the fall. Not to mention your contours will look amazing. Getty Images/ Antonio de Moraes Barros Filho 07 Tracey Reese Overlapped prints are taking this fall by style storm. Getty Images 08 M-Sew (HARLEM’S FASHION ROW) Jumpsuits were elevated this fall with a high ruffled bell-bottoms. Harlem Fashion Row 09 Tracey Reese This lace-over sequence frock will keep this party piece in your closet a tad bit longer before the winter. Getty Images 10 Mara Hoffman Stripes all over never looked so fabulous! Getty Images/ Albert Urso / Stringer 11 Simply Intricate (HARLEM’S FASHION ROW) Such a fun color blocking jacket to take from the fall into the winter. Harlem Fashion Row 12 LIE SANGBONG Sheer jackets make for the perfect layering trick of showing off last minute summer pieces. Frazer Harrison / Getty Images 13 Derek Lam The right staple trench is always a must for ever darlings closet during the fall. Getty Images/ Antonio de Moraes Barros Filho 14 The Fashion Deli The essence of layering with clean lines makes this ensemble seamless for the fall. Harlem Fashion Row 15 Altuzarra Rich, burnt-orange hues are simply the best tones to bring into the fall. Getty Images/Antonio de Moraes Barros Filho