by Stephanie Williams
For quite some time, the autumn season has been associated with slowing down to think about which styles suit us best from the summer, in addition to which styles will keep us warm for winter. Styles like deep tones, rich textures, and layered pieces keep us attuned to the beauty and prominence of what it means to have quiet luxury. 
Despite trends of adhering to maximalism and bold logos, nowadays, particularly for the upcoming fall season, we are more focused on a sense of quiet restraint. Luxury does not always need to speak loudly or boldly in order to convey a point. Values like craftsmanship, detail, and longevity begin to take precedence, demonstrating that sometimes, “less is more.”
The Meaning of Quiet Luxury
At its core, quiet luxury means elegance without being too over-the-top. Pristine tailoring, lavish fabrics, and lasting silhouettes that demonstrate both timeless elegance and sophistication hold most importance and pertinence to this particular style.
Outfit trends like cashmere sweaters, tailored wool coats, and silk scarfs have demonstrated their beauty, not so much through branding or specific trends in and of themselves, but through storytelling and high quality pieces. Quiet luxury contains a type of beauty that is irreplaceable because it tells stories that aren’t loud or proud, but reserved and restrained.
What Does Repression Mean for the Autumn Season?
By nature, autumn helps us to feel more grounded and relaxed. Since the summer tends to be a season that ignites a sense of vivid color and brightness, we naturally tend to gravitate toward colors that inspire warmth, depth, and comfort. As a whole, American culture is starting to invest more in pieces that will be sustainable and lasting rather than temporary, fast fashion pieces that serve little practical purpose in the end.
Quiet luxury and intentional investing are both of paramount importance in this world, which tends to thrive on temporary trends and overproduced fast fashion.
So, instead of adhering to these fleeting trends which fade with time, we’ve compiled a list of common clothing trends to wear for the fall.
Outerwear: Trench or wool coat in navy, camel, or black.
Knitwear: Cashmere and merino sweaters in neutrals, such as grey, ivory, or chocolate.
Tailoring: Wide-leg trousers and blazers.
Accessories: Leather handbags, silk scarves, understated belts.
Footwear: Loafers, heels, leather boots.
From your everyday fall wardrobe to workday fits, the above suggestions are not merely trends, but polished, effortless commitments to timeless refinement. 
Concluding Remarks
Quiet luxury at Nexus Point Luxe doesn’t simply make us thrive; it defines us, particularly for the fall season. Qualities such as sustainability, craftsmanship, comfort, and commitment are details that make us shine, and we hope you will recognize as well. Come shop Nexus Point Luxe with our latest fall collections and see how sustainability can help you thrive.
