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Kristina Rutkowski

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Indexed articles, last 90 days
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Oct 1, 2026
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  1. Article · Oct 1, 2026 · Kristina Rutkowski

    I Wear Jeans Constantly—These Are the Pants Convincing Me to Stop (opens the original)

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    If denim is your everyday default, consider suede pants as a sleek alternative this fall. The rich, tactile fabric is just as easy to wear as your go-to jeans, but lends a little more dimension to the silhouettes you already love—whether that's a wide-leg trouser or a relaxed straight-leg style—without sacrificing any of the ease that makes these wardrobe staples perennial favorites. The proof is in their versatility. Throughout Fashion Week, suede pants have been spotted styled with minimalist

  2. Article · Oct 1, 2026 · Kristina Rutkowski

    Fall’s Biggest Outerwear Ideas Are Taking to the Streets (opens the original)

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    This fall, outerwear is doing more than keeping you warm—it’s setting the tone for the entire outfit. After seasons of oversized puffers dominating the trend cycle, designers are shifting their focus to coats and jackets with a little more shape, texture, and attitude. We first saw classic outerwear codes being reworked in unexpected ways on the fall/winter 2026 runways. The familiar trench coat received a sculptural finish with funnel-neck designs at Kallmeyer and Tory Burch, while leather jack

  3. Article · Sep 29, 2026 · Kristina Rutkowski

    I Already Own the Fall Basics—These Styling Tricks Make Them Feel New (opens the original)

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    Fall dressing is often defined by the staples: a tailored coat, a great pair of jeans, a reliable knit. But the secret to making those familiar pieces feel fresh isn’t necessarily adding more to your wardrobe—it’s styling them in unexpected ways. This season, the most interesting outfits are all in the details—and the street-style set at New York Fashion Week proved just that. A sweater in a vibrant hue casually tied around the waist can bring dimension to a sea of neutrals, while a fringed scar

  4. Article · Sep 24, 2026 · Kristina Rutkowski

    I’m Building My Fall Wardrobe Around These Anti-Trend Staples (opens the original)

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    When building the perfect fall wardrobe, there are always a few non-negotiables: the anti-trend pieces that form the foundation of good style. The requirements are simple—fashion that’s versatile enough to wear over and over, but timeless enough to stick around long after the season’s trends have come and gone. But that doesn’t mean your shopping list has to feel predictable. For fall 2026, wardrobe mainstays like the classic button-down shirt, pleated trousers, and the ever-reliable trench coat

  5. Article · Sep 15, 2026 · Kristina Rutkowski

    The Coolest Fall Jackets Are Already All Over Street Style (opens the original)

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    As temperatures start to turn, the air takes on a crispness that signals a shift toward a new season. Layering is essential for navigating the unpredictable weather fluctuations to come, when days still feel warm like summer but nights bring a chill. Just like a favorite sweater, fall jackets are the easiest piece to reach for when you need a little extra warmth during this transitional period. Street style at Copenhagen Fashion Week offered plenty of inspiration for the season ahead, with showg

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