These 7 Fashion Trends Will Be Huge Come Fall 2025

As a fashion and beauty director at Trendalytics, Kendall Becker lives and breathes trend forecasting. She has a pulse on everything that matters in the sartorial zeitgeist by utilizing in-depth research and analysis to identify emerging retail trends. This basically makes her the perfect person to provide insight on what the most impactful trends will be come fall 2025.

Since colorful trees are right around the corner, WWW tapped Becker to highlight seven of the biggest fall fashion trends to keep in mind when planning out your autumnal wardrobe. Below, you can find her research-backed findings, in-depth trend observations, and top-tier shopping recommendations for each trend. From sports-inspired styles to unexpected animal prints, there’s so much fashion goodness to uncover ahead.

Keep scrolling to dig into Kendall Becker’s fall 2025 trend predictions.

1. Sports-Inspired

"For the transitional months, sports-inspired attire is inevitably breathable while providing a relaxed ethos of 'cool' before it’s time to dive into heavy layers. Consider track shorts styles with a chunky sweater, side-striped pants with a pair of heels to elevate a look, or a rugby crewneck draped over your shoulders."— Kendall Becker

staud

Jeter Jacket Royal Chartreuse

4th & Reckless

X Revolve Tammy Trouser

Reformation

Julien Poplin Pant

adidas

Adicolor Classic Firebird Loose Track Pants

2. Bewitched Aesthetic

"After our obsessed with bohemia in the warmer months, the airy aesthetic is getting a cold weather treatment with a darker color palette and inviting the comeback of rich fabrics like velvet and silk while sticking with the same billowing sleeves, swaying skirts, and moments of suede that we’ve grown to love."—Kendall Becker

Reformation

Layla Silk Skirt

Free People

Sweet Saloon Maxi Bodysuit

Free People

Forevermore Long-Sleeve Top

3. Hardware Accents

" Whether it be on accessories or used as an eye-catching detail on straps, molten, organic-looking gold hardware is a subtle yet artful way to upgrade any basic."—Kendall Becker

ZARA

Rib Top With Metal Detail

EDIKTED

Metal Ring One-Shoulder Top

ZARA

Halter Top Gold Hardware Tie Back

Shopbop

Rebecca Vallance Misha Long Sleeve Maxi Dress

4. Jewel Tones

"This season’s color palette feels regal with jewel tones leading the way—think sapphire, rich teal, deep red wine, amethyst, and golden rod yellow."—Kendall Becker

Anthropologie

The Juliet Cashmere Cardigan Sweater

ZARA

Limited Edition Suede Baggy Pants

Shopbop

Aligne Beau Blazer

5. Lace Comeback

"Lace isn’t so sweet this season; lingerie-inspiration is always at play, whether it be through perfectly-placed trim or a peek-a-boo pop of skin, and there’s also an artful approach where motifs are moving beyond a tried-and-true floral."—Kendall Becker

Reformation

Carolina Silk Skirt

Reformation

Fern Satin Short

Fleur Du Mal

Juliet Button Slip

LoveShackFancy

Constantina Top

ZARA

Zw Collection Satin Lace Dress

Intimissimi

Lace Trim Silk Shorts

6. Cinched Suiting

"While I don’t think that relaxed trousers are going anywhere, there’s been a shift towards cinched waistlines/more fitted silhouettes when it comes to suiting within blazers, tops, and vests. "—Kendall Becker

Shopbop

Aligne Artemis Blazer

H&M

Cardigan With Defined Waist

ZARA

Sleeveless Tailored Blazer

ZARA

High-Waisted Straight Leg Pants

7. Other Animals

"Last fall was undoubtedly the season for leopard print and that’ll certainly carry over into this year, too, but if you want to be ahead of the curve, opt for tiger or zebra instead. "—Kendall Becker

Reformation

Dusk Knit Top

ZARA

Zw Collection Animal Print Halter Top

ZARA

Animal Print Pencil Skirt Zw Collection

Shopbop

Reformation Val 90s Mid Rise Straight Jeans

MANGO

Zebra Print Blouse - Women | Mango Usa