Autumn has landed on the high street! These are the 7 outfits to add to your wardrobe now - with pieces starting from £28

Daily Mail journalists select and curate the products that feature on our site. If you make a purchase via links on this page we will earn commission - learn moreI am surely not alone in eagerly anticipating the cooler months.It’s been hard to think about anything other than breezy linens and slip-on sandals this summer as we endured heatwave after heatwave. But in truth I love nothing more than hiding under big coats and snuggling up in woolly jumpers. And the High Street’s ready for autumn, too, with catwalk-inspired looks to ease us into the new season. From power pencil-skirt suits and pops of red to bold check prints and sheer skirts, these are the seven trends you need to know to see you through autumn and beyond. Jacket, £28, tuclothing.sainsburys.co.uk; top, £32.99, zara.com; trousers, £110, mintvelvet.com; shoes, £30, asos.com; glasses, £135, jimmyfairly.com; and bag, £625, strathberry.comStella McCartney’s AW26 show was one of my all-time favourites. I loved the eclectic mix of styles, including the preppy sports attire. The rugby-inspired tops and track-style knits are a great way of elevating a casual look. And it has translated beautifully to the High Street in the form of Tu’s pinstripe track jacket – which is just £28. Checks aren’t really a ground-breaking new print for autumn, but it’s how you wear them that can make all the difference.Chloe featured the design heavily on its autumn/winter catwalk, with flowing skirts and pussybow shirts, while Erdem kept it classic with tailored, monochromatic silhouettes.On the High Street, Aligne is doing a great take with its ruched-sleeve top (£129) that ticks all the boxes. But rather than pair with the matching trouser, clash with Mint Velvet’s belted design (£120) for a designer edge. Top, £129, aligne.co; trousers, £120, mintvelvet.com; bag, £76, asos.com; shoes, £59.99, zara.comThey may seem tricky to wear, but translucent panels are here to stay. Keep your modesty and draw inspiration from Prada and Marc Jacobs, who both featured the design on their catwalks in sexy, but demure, ways.Try this semi-sheer Whistles skirt (£99), which comes in both black and cream colourways and can be dressed up or down, with chunky knitwear or an oversized shirt. Shirt, £139, jigsaw-online.com; skirt, £99, whistles.com; shoes, £39, riverisland.com; pendant, £42, anthropologie.comIf you’re a fan of red then you’re in luck, as it’s the colour of the season. The Ferragamo and Michael Kors catwalks even featured top-to-toe red. But if this feels too bold, you can break up your look by mixing textures and tones. I love adding deep berry accessories for a touch of richness. Try these perfect croc ballet pumps from Marks & Spencer that look far more expensive than their £40 price tag. Shirt, £89.99, zara.com; trousers, £190, essentiel-antwerp.com; shoes, £40 and bag, £65, marksandspencer.comWith the summer nearly over and everyone heading back to the office after a break away, it’s the ideal time to invest in a new suit. But forget trousers – the power skirt is having a moment. Look to the Gucci and Jacquemus AW26 catwalk shows for peplum hems and thigh splits that are versatile enough for both office and off-duty wear. Reiss’s wool pinstripe set (£456) has a 1980s vibe to it and feels far from prim. Blazer, £298, and skirt, £158, reiss.com; cardigan, £99, mintvelvet.com; glasses, £135, jimmyfairly.com; shoes, £35.99, zara.comEvery wardrobe needs a transitional jacket. One of the stand-out styles I’ve spotted to take you from summer to autumn is this classic tasselled design from Rixo (£345). It mirrors the textures and movement at Joseph and the fringing from Chanel, and can be paired with blue denims and a leopard handbag for an effortlessly chic take on Parisian style. Jacket, £345, rixolondon.com; jeans, £89, albaray.co.uk; bag, £32, riverisland.com; shoes, £150, alohas.comAsymmetry is another interesting trend that’s taken the catwalks by storm. To make sure quirky cuts and uneven hemlines look expensive, I would suggest going for something in a heavier material.Cheap silks and satins won’t hang right, whereas this set from Essentiel Antwerp (£380) has weight to the fabric – a viscose/polyester mix – meaning it will always hang perfectly. You can mix and match it with more affordable pieces in your wardrobe, such as a crew-neck jumper or wide-leg trousers, making it worth every penny. Top, £190, and skirt, £190, essentiel-antwerp.com; shoes, £35.99, Zara.com; bag, £395, demellierlondon.com Top, £325, rixolondon.com; shorts, £39, Bhoem at next.com; shoes, £99, mintvelvet.com; bag, £450, demellierlondon.com