Fall Fashion

The bar was set high with Beyoncé's Summer campaign for H&M, so it only seems right to employ the supermodel services of Gisele Bündchen for the brand's Autumn 2013 campaign. The Brazilian beauty was spotted in London, posing in a cool lineup of cable-knit turtlenecks, navy blue peacoats, black moto-inspired ankle boots, newsboy caps, and printed shirtdresses. And let's be honest: if there's anyone that can make us want just about everything in one fell swoop, it's Gisele. While we await the official adverts, here's your first behind-the-scenes look at what's on tap for H&M Autumn 2013.

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We're just about a month away from the holiday season, and to kick things off right, ASOS just debuted its Christmas lookbook chock-full of affordable party-wear options. In fact, there's a look for every party scenario: a flippy little black dress for holiday office cocktails, printed sheaths for Thanksgiving dinner at your beau's parents' house, and even some shimmery tops for hitting the town with your girlfriends. There are also a few statement jewelry options — think jeweled collar necklaces, detachable leather collars, and colorful earrings — to complete your whole ensemble. Take a peek at all of the holiday fun in the slideshow now.

Let's face it: dressing for the office can be a challenge. If you're lucky enough to work in a creative space, you may feel more pressure to keep your looks exciting (and not take total advantage of the lax dress code). If you're in a pretty corporate professional environment, it's even more likely that you'll be surrounded by ensembles that are duller than dishwater. Luckily, there are a few easy pieces that can ensure you look polished and powerful — whether you're working with a base salary or something a bit more bountiful. From an anything-but-boring blazer to a punchy pair of pants, click through to see and shop 10 pieces that will bring some serious cool to your cubicle.

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Tassel necklaces are one of Fall's biggest trends — Oscar de la Renta, Isabel Marant, and Ralph Lauren all showed them on their runways — and they're an incredibly easy way to add a swingy, art deco vibe to your look. Just take a cue from actress Lake Bell, who dressed up a printed blouse and jeans with her Lia Sophia Global Tassel Necklace ($375); whether your style is more bohemian, rocker-chic, or super ladylike, you can definitely find a tassel necklace to fit your style and budget. Click through to see and shop 10 of our editors' picks now.

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Thanks to shows like Gossip Girl and Mad Men, we've become addicted to good fashion on TV. Whether it's Blake Lively and Leighton Meester showing ultra-luxe New York City chicness, or Christina Hendricks and January Jones reminding us what ladylike style was all about, style on television has become an indelible part of our fashion lexicon. This Fall, there are some new shows vying for our attention. We've already spotted Hart of Dixie star Rachel Bilson exhibiting her feminine cool style in Alexander Wang, Rag & Bone, and Chanel; Sarah Michelle Gellar is also killing it with her cool downtown looks in her new show, Ringer. Iconic midcentury style has another major turn in Pan Am, and the return of Charlie's Angels means there will be no shortage of sexy style on the small screen this season. To get a sneak peek at the latest, click the slideshow to see the fashion we're coveting from the Fall TV shows.

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Cool metallic tones first drew us in on a few chic street stylers and fashion insiders, now heavy metal's getting major backing from a serious celebrity following. We can hardly blame them, moody mercurial shimmer makes everything look cooler — just check out Elle Macpherson's sublime silver skinnies or Kate Moss's gilded topper for the proof. In gold, silver, gunmetal, and even multihued sheen, metallics lend a touch of the whimsical and the on-trend. If you're mulling over how to wear it, look no further — just click through for ample celebrity inspiration, then shop our picks to channel the vibe.

Source: Celebrity Lookbook: Slick, Sparkly Metallics

Sequins might be associated with crazy nights out on the town, but we challenge you to dig deeper. This season, we're showing you how to channel daytime sparkle via sequined pants, dresses, skirts, and even shorts. To help you, we put together five amazing daytime appropriate outfits for you to wear. We'll start you off with this snazzy sequined dress: we toned down the sparkle by pairing it with a louche sweater, booties, and an ultracool bag. Want to see more? Just click the slideshow, choose your perfect ensemble, and get ready to turn heads.

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The call to '40s elegance was all over the Fall runways, drawing us in with classic glamour from Louis Vuitton, Marc Jacobs, and Miu Miu. It's that '40s influence we first garnered from greats like Katharine Hepburn and Ava Gardner that's now showing up on the pages of Vogue Australia and celebrity favorites like Diane Kruger and Camilla Belle. There are of course more than a few ways to wear it, from the easy androgynous takes in double-breasted blazers and wide-leg pants to the ultra-feminine iterations in pretty pleats and printed dresses, all with nipped waists. To perfect that '40s-era drama, just keep these tips in mind:

• Look for feminine detailing like pleats, cinched waists, and peplum to perfect the decade's ladylike tilt.
• Look for key fabrics like tweed and printed silks to lend the vintage stylized quality you're after on skirts, dresses, and trousers.
• If you're too shy to go for a full-bodied look, opt for vintage-inspired prints like polka dots to channel the trend with ease — and without high risk.

Now, click through for the full breakdown and our picks for perfecting the look.

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