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Hearst OwnedFor a sporty look that makes a statement, these balloon-shape pants are a must-have. "They feel fresh and fun, and they're such a comfortable way to bring your personal style to life," says Willa Bennet, Cosmopolitan editor-in-chief.The cropped cut and fringe trim on this tweed jacket give it a fresh attitude. The boxy shape hits above the hip, with a crewneck, button front, and four welt pockets that give it plenty of structure without making it feel too proper. Wear it with high-rise straight-leg jeans and loafers for a polished daytime look, or try with wide-leg trousers and a slim knit to play up the proportions.Advertisement - Continue Reading BelowLuxuriously soft cashmere doesn't have to be a splurge and this cozy sweater in cobalt blue—the shade of the season—is proof. The puff sleeves give the closet staple feminine flair and the embroidered text helps you rep your favorite city.Argyle gets an updated spin in this sunburst-pleat maxi, which takes the familiar diamond pattern somewhere much more interesting. The pleats start narrow at the waist and fan out toward the hem, giving the skirt plenty of movement and making it feel surprisingly modern for such a classic print. There are several shades to choose from, including black and red. Try the red with a fitted gray sweater and pointed boots, or go tonal with the black and a chunky knit.Advertisement - Continue Reading BelowThe stand collar, zip-and-snap front, utility pockets, and pleated back give this jacket plenty of character, while the shorter length keeps the substantial suede from overwhelming your outfit. Wear it with a long denim skirt and knee-high boots, or with a slim turtleneck and relaxed trousers for a sleeker silhouette. The rich brown shade also happens to pair well with fall's color palette of cream, charcoal, and crimson red.Ruffles, lace, and a mock neck give this Scoop blouse plenty of personality, but the relaxed shape keeps all that detail from tipping into costume territory. The mesh lace embroidery and camisole lining add just enough sheerness, too. Wear it with faded jeans and a suede jacket to give the piece an edge, or tuck it into tailored trousers with a pointed boot for a sharper take.Advertisement - Continue Reading BelowA tiered hem gives this dress plenty of movement. The long sleeves end in ruffled cuffs, and the contrast prints add another layer of detail without making the dress feel busy. Wear with tall leather boots and a suede jacket for fall, or swap in slippers and a chunky cardigan when you want something a little more relaxed.The high rise and generous leg give these jeans a distinctly '70s shape. They sit neatly at the waist before falling into a loose, full silhouette , so a fitted top feels right at home here. Try the dark wash with a tucked-in embroidered blouse and pointed boots, or take the light wash in a more casual direction with a cropped sweater and clogs.Barry Samaha is a writer, editor, and creative consultant working across style, culture, art, and design. He has overseen commerce at Robb Report and held editorial roles at Esquire, Harper’s Bazaar, and Surface. He also directed U.S. editorial operations at Tod’s Group Digital. His writing has appeared in Departures, Forbes, Paper, Glamour, ELLE, South China Morning Post, and more. He is based in New York City and never seems to have enough closet space for all his shoes.