Autumn is all about cosy layers, chic patterns and hassle-free styling. For those using the transitional temperatures as an excuse to bolster their wardrobe, check out our seven ASOS highlights that'll make excellent additions to any rotation.
£85.00
A textured faux suede finish adds a splash of luxury to a timeless, sporty three-stripe silhouette. The track-style coat also offers a solid alternative to adidas' viral Tang jacket that sent everyone into a frenzy at the beginning of the year, so a bit of a bonus if you're still struggling to get your hands on that one.
£39.99
Bershka's camo barrel trousers are a great versatile inclusion in any autumn wardrobe. Easy to dress both up and down, they work equally well with trainers and a baggy jumper as they do with heeled boots and flashier evening ensembles.
£15.99
For the dreary mornings when the last thing you want to think about is outfit building, easy-to-style basics that look good with anything, like this oversized long-sleeve tee from COLLUSION, will prove themselves to be priceless.
£75.00
Serving a slightly bolder take on the trackside look, this high-collar adidas jacket pairs earthy autumnal hues with checkerboard patterning for a vintage vibe that brings a more elevated feel to typical athletic wear.
£220.00
The legendary British footwear moniker puts its own unique spin on the cowboy boot, lending its unmistakable chunky sole to the style for a statement shoe that looks fantastic and provides welcome protection as the days get damper. Yee-Haw.
£55.00
The exaggerated proportions of this ASOS oversized bomber are perfect for adding volume to any casual outfit, and the relaxed cut makes layering a breeze. Throw it on over a simple graphic tee, checked shirt, cardigan or hoodie, and you're on your way.
£79.95
Classic American essentials are well and truly back, and few brands do that better than GAP. We're firm believers that a good-quality oversized zip-up hoodie is crucial when temperatures begin to drop, and this seamlessly taps into the wildly in-vogue early 2000s nostalgia.
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