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Slimming Fall Trends

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Aug 14, 2013 9:50 PM
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Black-and-White

Long vertical black stripes can have a lengthening effect, as opposed to their horizontal counterparts. This Forever 21 button-down and sheer maxi can work separately to achieve the look.


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Mixed Prints

Chic printed separates can act to draw the eye to the pattern, like this boxy Madewell top and Kenzo midi. 


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Dark Silhouette Dresses

A dark silhouette dress can give the illusion of a more svelte figure while still looking sexy and highlighting your body's curves. We love this black-and-cream maxi from Nasty Gal—which would also do well for a date night look.


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Strategic Fur

A long fur vest, like this Alice + Olivia faux-fur piece, can serve to lengthen your torso and is a good counter to bulky fur jackets or stoles.


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Over-the-Knee Boots

When worn with slim denim or leggings, thigh-high boots can create a sultry long-leg effect—this ultra high pair from Jeffrey Campbell should do the trick.


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Oversized Coats

You'd think this might be a trend to avoid for fall, but think again! A round-shoulder oversize coat (we favor this indigo blue Rag & Bone version) can make a flattering contrast to narrower pieces (like skinny pants or a bodycon dress) that you're wearing.


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Color-blocked Tops

Color-blocked pieces create a streamlined look on your body—drawing the eye to the lines of the clothing (like this Jonathan Saunders top) over any excess arm or leg bulk.

NEXT GALLERY: Fall Style Guide: Plaid


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