Capes: This Fall's Hottest Fashion Trends
If we had to come up with just one reason why capes are making a comeback this fall, it would be because of their versatility. Capes add a certain something that can spice up any outfit, whether you're just in jeans for a casual afternoon or dressed to the nines in a lacy number. Capes are also functional and provide you with an extra layer of added warmth and comfort. In the past, it used to be that capes were just made in a certain style with only a certain kind of fabric. However, you will be able to find capes of various designs in plains and prints quite easily nowadays.
Plain capes can add just as much personality to your outfit than printed ones. The simple cut and solid color lets you get more creative with what you're wearing underneath it. Pile on some accessories or don a long-sleeved thermal underneath to make your look more casual.
Tinley Road Fielder Cape Coat, $89
ASOS Cotton Hooded Cape Mac, $50
Plaid so classic that women from the various age brackets can pull it off. It's not so loud, as the colors are usually grays or muted greens, which means you can wear the toppers with a wider selection of tops.
Tinley Road Buckle Front Cape, $89
Aryn K Tie Front Cape, $98
Long, flowy capes are perfect for layering and adding a whole lot of oomph to your outfit. These capes are a perfect way to add a bit more coverage as the days start to get cooler.
As Is The Long Cape in Multi, $86
As Is The Cape in Creme, $99
While capes in blacks and neutrals go with a wide variety of outfits, capes in bright hues and vibrant colors add a bit of pop to your wardrobe. Definitely look to rock one of the these above capes with a pair of brightly cropped pants or your go-to jeans.
Pure HandknitSpring Fling Poncho, $78
ASOS Hooded Spring Cape, $42
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Simple Capes Don't Have To Be Plain
Plain capes can add just as much personality to your outfit than printed ones. The simple cut and solid color lets you get more creative with what you're wearing underneath it. Pile on some accessories or don a long-sleeved thermal underneath to make your look more casual.
Tinley Road Fielder Cape Coat, $89
ASOS Cotton Hooded Cape Mac, $50
Plaid Capes Are Still A Classic
Plaid so classic that women from the various age brackets can pull it off. It's not so loud, as the colors are usually grays or muted greens, which means you can wear the toppers with a wider selection of tops.
Tinley Road Buckle Front Cape, $89
Aryn K Tie Front Cape, $98
Go With The Flow-y Capes
Long, flowy capes are perfect for layering and adding a whole lot of oomph to your outfit. These capes are a perfect way to add a bit more coverage as the days start to get cooler.
As Is The Long Cape in Multi, $86
As Is The Cape in Creme, $99
Capes With A Pop Of Color
While capes in blacks and neutrals go with a wide variety of outfits, capes in bright hues and vibrant colors add a bit of pop to your wardrobe. Definitely look to rock one of the these above capes with a pair of brightly cropped pants or your go-to jeans.
Pure HandknitSpring Fling Poncho, $78
ASOS Hooded Spring Cape, $42
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