9 Blazer Outfit Ideas for It-Girl Style This Fall and Beyond

No matter the season, blazers stand as a squarely essential facet of our wardrobe. Whether we’re having a day in-office or night out on the town, this highly versatile piece fits a range of aesthetic preferences and occasions with fashion-forward details. This summer, we saw the cropped blazer silhouette pick up speed—but heading into the cooler months, there’s lots of love for oversized fits and deconstructed versions to go around. Seasonally appropriate textures, including corduroy and suede, are also on the rise as some of the internet’s top tastemakers demonstrate unique styling variations on the piece. Ahead, explore nine celebrity-approved blazer outfit ideas to try this fall, including our favorite product picks to match.

Poised Pinstripes

Leave it to Rhode founder Hailey Bieber to compose an ultra-chic outfit appropriate for both the boardroom and a weekend coffee date. Here, she pairs an exaggerated, on-trend pinstripe blazer with a mid-length matching skirt and sheer black tights. We’d also recommend adding pointed slingbacks, especially in a deep eggplant color, to add further dimension.

Monochrome Mood

Consider it-girl Abisola Omole as your guide to fall transitional dressing, and she’s kicking this first lesson off with this head-to-toe cherry red look. The trick here is to coordinate the undertone of your red pieces, whether you’re selecting a blue-toned scarlet or something more in the orange-tinged brick family. Or, intentionally mix-and-match undertones to fit your style—it’s all about the direction you choose.

Shades of Suede

Creativity is the name of the game when it comes to building a fresh look—and playing with proportions is a standout way to do so. Start with a tailored suede jacket and up the unexpected factor with a striped button-down shirt, then create contrast with a baggy pair of medium wash denim. Select geometric jewelry (like oversized square earrings) to match, and you’ve got a seamless autumn outfit formula.

Cinched-Waist Chic

There’s something innately haute about an exaggerated silhouette—and this high-drama tailored look is no exception. Further channel that high-fashion energy with a romantic bralette top and voluminous skirt, all topped off with a modest (yet quietly luxurious) pair of ballet flats.

Proportion Play

You don’t have to scroll too far down Jenna Ortega’s Instagram to discover she has a penchant for blazers—including those of the cropped, printed, and deconstructed variety (as pictured). For a wearable spin on this cape-like look, try letting a Swiss dot sheer top peek out of an oversized blazer, and accessorize with platform Mary Janes.

Lowkey Lounge

When it comes to styling staple pieces, we’re all about unexpected approaches that thus extend the versatility of a piece. Take a page out of Reneé Rapp’s book by layering a lightweight hoodie under a relaxed blazer with minimalist silver jewelry. A vibrant green shoulder bag keeps things unexpectedly fresh.

Short and Sweet

Cropped blazers can prove tricky to style, but rest assured that Shay Mitchell is giving us a crash course. For the last patio parties of the summer, don a light-wash pair of jeans and an ultra-cropped blazer with a plunge neckline. Try adding a logo handbag and sleek heels to pull the ensemble’s chic energy together.

Sophisticated Stripes

Light layering is the name of the game when it comes to blazer outfits, especially when the weather becomes unpredictable. Create visual interest with a contrast-stitch blazer and vibrant striped shirt, then top the whole look off with laid-back baggy jeans and a trucker hat. The juxtaposition of casual staples and more polished basics is where the magic lies.

Maximalist Accessories

If we couldn’t possibly pry the quirky-cute bag charm trend out of your hands this fall, consider also pinning your favorite accessories onto your outfit. As pop princess Sabrina Carpenter demonstrates, it’s a low-lift way to breathe new life into a staple blazer—all tied up with funky strings of pearls, gold chains, and teeny Victorian-inspired brooches.