All of Fall’s Color Trends Are Secretly on Sale at Nordstrom, J.Crew, and Banana Republic

I'm sure you already have a leather jacket in your closet, but you probably don't have one in this cool red shade. Add this Levi's find to your rotation and instantly look like a fashion girl.

Wear this off-the-shoulder sweater to date night for a subtle sexy peek of skin.

In case you didn't know, the peplum top is back, but the silhouette feels cooler in 2024 than it did in 2010.

Come fall and winter, your outerwear is what makes a statement so why not use color to do so? This coat has a timeless wrap style you'll wear for years to come, plus reviewers love how it dresses up any outfit.

It's not every day you come across a designer handbag for under $300, so grab this deal while you can. You can wear it multiple ways, and it's an easy way to add an elevated pop of color to your look.

The next time you think your outfit is missing something, swap out your black shoes for this elevated pair of loafers. With the pop of color, your look will be far from boring.

This top-rated cardigan comes in plenty of colors—eight to be exact—but this olive green shade feels like your freshest option for fall.

The addition of cargo pockets and a drawstring waist give this skirt major street-style appeal.

A relaxed fit and not-too-wide silhouette make these pants a pair you'll want to wear all season long. J.Crew shoppers say they're soft and comfortable, too.

Throw this dress on with a pair of slingback heels, and you've got an easy and trendy fall work outfit. It's just as easy to dress down, too, with your favorite sneakers or combat boots.

Don't pass this off as a mere summer top. You can still get plenty of wear out of it now under all of your fall jackets and coats. It would look especially elegant paired with wide-legged denim and a blazer.

Take after Katie Holmes and opt for barrel-leg jeans (or pants!) for fall. They have a rounded shape that's chic and a lot easier to pull off than you may think. Holmes wore hers with ballet flats and a button-down shirt, in case you need inspiration.

Pair this sweater dress with knee-high boots and you've got a winning fall outfit formula every time. You'll look and feel put together together with zero effort required.

Sure, these pants are obviously a great fit for the office but they work for plenty of other occasions, too. Pair them with pointed-toe heels and a corset top and you've got a fashion-forward going-out outfit on your hands.

J.Crew's Lady Jackets are iconic, and now's your chance to snag a cool style on sale. This short-sleeve version is ideal for these in-between months when the weather isn't too hot or cold.

Trust me, you'll want to wear these pants everywhere this season, whether to brunch with a cropped tee and sneakers or to work with a blazer and heels.

Speaking of, this is a blazer you won't ever want to get rid of. It's made from luxe Italian wool and features a relaxed fit, instantly elevating anything you wear underneath it.

This poncho is easy to throw over anything you have on and will make it look like you spent hours sandwiching your tops. Did I mention it's 100 percent cashmere?

Winter may seem far away, but it will be here before you know it. Get ahead of the season with this on-sale coat in the dreamiest camel shade.

While not an exact match, this under-$100 jacket is an affordable take on the barn jacket trend celebrities have been wearing non-stop in recent months.

J.Crew has plenty of knits in its sale offering but this one has nearly all five-star ratings. Reviewers say it's a great weight for multiple seasons.

These pants will be a wardrobe staple for years to come. Simple, elegant, and comfortable, they'll be the ones you turn to time and time again.

This linen-blend sweater is lightweight and oh-so-soft. It makes for the perfect transitional sweater or an even better one to tie over your coat, as all the cool fashion insiders do nowadays.

When you inevitably get tired of jeans, turn to these cargo pants instead. They have a more elevated take on the cool-girl style.

A turtleneck sweater is always a must-have come fall. While you're sure to have neutral black and white in your knitwear collection already, pick up this baby pink shade for a chic option.

Even though this top is in a trending shade, you can keep it in your closet forever. It's made of a luxurious silk blend that reviewers say is worth the investment.

Fall might be here, but now's the perfect time to don a linen blazer. The weather can change in a minute, and a lightweight blazer like this is a safe bet for looking and staying cool.

With a slim fit and lightweight feel, this sweater will be a hero piece in your layering outfits. Wear it now on its own, then wear it under coats, jackets, and other knits once winter comes.

These pale pink sneakers could easily work as fun neutral footwear when you want to switch things up. They have a sleek, minimalist silhouette with a breathable sweat-wicking footbed for all-day comfort.

I could think of a thousand different ways to layer this fun cropped shirt. Personally, I would wear it with bermuda shorts and a ribbed tank.

This Topshop top masters the draped clothing trend in a trendy shade.

Not only is the color of this top so pretty, but its ribbed knit and higher neckline make it a more elevated option than a T-shirt.

Cardigans are currently having a moment among the fashion set and I suspect they're only going to grow in popularity during fall. Grab this cozy find while it's still in stock and in sale.

Any chance you can add an elevated basic to your wardrobe on sale, you should take it. This top has the fit of a tee, the look of a polo, and the feel of a sweater so you'll get plenty of wear out of it.

The next time you don't know what to wear, throw this dress on and call it a day. It works for nearly any season or occasion with a simple change of shoes and bag.

You can never have too many button-down shirts in your closet—they're a wardrobe staple for a reason. Grab this pick for a fresh new shade in your rotation and wear it all year long.