Fashion and Beauty Trends New Yorkers Will Be Wearing This Fall
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When it comes to fashion, New York undoubtedly stands in a league of its own. It's no secret that the luxury mecca's trend-forward residents love to shop on Fifth Ave, but here's the motto you'll want to adopt from this illustrious set—mix high and low. You don't need to be draped in designer labels to have a Fashion Week–worthy outfit. This fall, I predict that women in New York City and beyond will be adding affordable yet expensive-looking pieces to their wardrobes. Where does one find these kind of pieces, you ask? Walmart. This underrated retailer is a goldmine of modern finds and timeless legacy brands, with everything from bow-adorned slingbacks and silk scarves to MAC's iconic ruby-red lipstick. So before you feel tempted to spend thousands of dollars on a designer purchase for fall, check out the trendy, affordable finds below. You won't be disappointed.
Red Shoes
Autumnal Lipsticks and Blushes
Luxury-Inspired Accessories
Denim Reimagined
Big, Bouncy Curls
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Emma is an associate beauty editor of branded content. She’s a passionate writer who loves all things beauty, wellness, and personal growth. Before pursuing writing, she worked in influencer marketing at Gallery Media Group, which owns digital brand PureWow. She lives in New York City, where you can usually find her running to a Pilates class or sipping on a green juice in the park.
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