The Greatest Fall Sweaters, In line with Bazaar Editors

“La Ligne is the primary and final phrase in striped sweaters. I wished so as to add this crewneck to my assortment the minute I noticed its camel and black mixture—and I used to be glad I did after I pulled it on the primary time. The cashmere mix is deliciously smooth. I am going to put on it with every little thing from relaxed denims and cozy loafers to a terracota slip skirt and knee-high boots.” —Halie LeSavage, vogue commerce editor

“Heading into fall, I can’t wait to slide into this smooth honest isle knit from Doen. The attractive heat autumn tones embrace the coziness of the English countryside and make it simple to layer underneath a basic trench coat when it is time to ease into winter. Plus, I like the flexibility of a crewneck that offers solution to layering over a crisp Oxford shirt, or adorning with layers of delicate gold necklaces.” —Jennifer Jenkins, assistant equipment editor

“I like this LouLou studio cropped wool-cashmere sweater. It’s the proper grey crewneck. I am going to put on all of it of fall, whether or not with a high-waisted midi pencil skirt and pointed toe kitten heels, or with mid-rise classic Levi’s and Mary Jane flats. It’s excellent for layering a striped button-down beneath with the sleeves rolled up. Or, on the workplace, it may be tied round your neck with a T-shirt and trousers. The choices actually are countless!” —Jaclyn Alexandra Cohen, senior vogue and equipment editor

“Alex Mill sweaters are sprinkled throughout my residence: one on my desk chair to battle my workplace’s draft, one on the hook by the door for strolling my canine on chilly mornings, one folded in my laptop computer tote to take to work. Their knits are available in timeless colours that I can combine with something in my wardrobe, they usually do not tablet or unravel even after I’ve worn them dozens of occasions. This button-up cardigan is my favourite for fall 2023. It is knit from a luxuriously heat lambswool—I am cozy solely carrying a ribbed tank high beneath.” —Halie LeSavage, vogue commerce editor

“I am often the kind of one who lives in black throughout colder months, however there’s one thing a few vivid, cozy sweater that will get my consideration yearly. This color-blocked one from Mango positively suits the invoice—and because it properly incorporates a versatile, medium knit weight, I haven’t got to fret about overheating. My workplace mates ought to anticipate to see me pairing it this season with tailor-made trousers, straight leg denims, and many sturdy boots.” —Tiffany Dodson, affiliate magnificence commerce editor

“The larger, the higher is my private mantra with regards to the proper fall sweater. Final season, I principally lived on this camel brown crewneck quantity from Anine Bing and I am seeking to proceed that streak with the model’s black Sydney sweater. I am already dreaming of pairing it with stirrup leggings and chunky moto boots or broad leg denims and my favourite platform Ugg mules. For those who see me carrying it weekly, thoughts what you are promoting!” —Bianca Betancourt, tradition editor

“This fall, I am trying again at issues I wore or remind me of issues I had—name it nostalgicore—and this sweater positively hits that mark. I like the late 70’s, early 80’s prep feeling of the model and positively the colours. The end and high quality makes it extra grown-up. That is going to be layered underneath a twine or tweed blazer and completed with denims and my new brown Prada laceups. I am going to additionally put on it with a khaki trench, navy pleated slacks, and loafers.” —Miguel Enamorado, equipment director

Matching strapless high $130 at Reformation

“I noticed this sweater set from Rouje throughout Paris Style Week and have not cease excited about it since. The taupe shade conjures Katie Holmes’s viral Khaite sweater set, however with a 2023 twist, courtesy of the strapless high and lengthy hemline. I like how versatile this set is: You’ll be able to put on the 2 items collectively or wrap the cardigan round your shoulders (my favourite sweater development for fall). For a day of errands, I might pair this with straight-leg darkish denim and my favourite Reformation knee-high boots.” —Katie Intner, affiliate magnificence editor

“As a lifelong dancer, I’ve liked seeing vogue’s latest embrace of all issues ballet, from pointe-shoe impressed ballet flats to leg heaters and cashmere wraps. Reformation seemingly designed a wrap sweater only for me in a latest collaboration with the New York Metropolis Ballet. It combines Ref’s cuddly and eco-friendlier cashmere with an easy-to-style silhouette I plan to put on on the ballet barre for my subsequent drop-in class—after which with a black circle skirt out to dinner after.” –Halie LeSavage, vogue commerce editor

“I like an enormous chunky sweater, and Babaa’s are the largest and chunkiest. Made in Spain of native, pure supplies, they reduce an outsized silhouette that’s simple to model with denims and boots for a no brainer fall or winter outfit. I like the cotton cardigans in super-saturated colours AND the wool pullovers in impartial wooly tones.” —Izzy Grinspan, digital deputy editor

“My simple, summer-to-fall transition wardrobe is all in regards to the impartial knits. I’m at present loving cozy however mild knit tops like this ribbed piece from French model Rouje.” —Rosa Sanchez, senior information editor