Friday Fashion Inspiration - 32

Back with part 2 of the Top 10 Fashion Trends for Fall 2015 See Part 1 here  5.  A statement Skirt for Fall this is what Glamour says about that trend This year, pick up a wrap, tiered, or asymmetrical skirt. Long or short, the ready-styled silhouette makes it easy to mix with a simple T-shirt or blouse

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Several options for this fun trend

Simplicity 1500

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Vogue 8956

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Burda 6854

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6.  Something Ruffled And here is what they say about that trend Ruffles are the epitome of feminine charm, but you don't want to look like you're wearing a bad '80s prom dress. In the new year, wear ruffles with simple hemlines, understated peplums, and tiny accenting trims. Don't go for anything too structured or stiff with this trend—it's all about movement. 

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I am going to focus on tops/blouses for this but you can include dresses, skirts and other garments for this trend.

Butterick 6215

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McCall's 6925

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Vogue 9084

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Lots of ruffles - Vogue 1413

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A soft ruffle Style Arc Patsy

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Soho Blouse

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Penelope Peplum

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One more and I have to stop, this is too fun looking at all the ruffle possibilities

New Look 6306

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8. A Tuxedo Blazer

Glamour says

Want a jacket that will take you from morning to night? We suggest the tuxedo blazer. Though blazers are always a wardrobe staple, there's something about a tuxedo style that makes us stand up a little straighter, even when paired with slouchy jeans. 

Paper Cut Pattern - Bellatrix Blazer

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Loes Hinse - Tuxedo Jacket

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Style Arc - Bronnie Jacket

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More casual but some concept - Style Arc - Sienna

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Burda 6876

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Butterick 6105

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Burda Style Long Tuxedo Jacket

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Vogue 8958

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9.  A Camel Coat

Glamour Says

Classic camel continues to be a must-have neutral when it comes to outerwear. More exciting than basic black, this hue goes with every pattern and color under the sun—definitely worth the investment. 

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Okay, I limiting to 3  5 here! 

 Pick your favorite type of coat. 

Simplicity 1254

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Vogue 9137

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Butterick 6244

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Butterick 5685

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Burda 6844

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10.  A long vest

Glamour says

Call it a long vest, call it a gilet, call it a sleeveless coat—whatever you call it, the menswear-inspired fall outerwear piece is the ideal piece to add to your work wardrobe for transitioning to fall and well into the season (especially in that fickle early fall weather, when it's not quite hot, not sweater weather yet, but you want to step it up and wear something in-season and rock some fall fashion trends!). It's polished enough to take you into an important meeting at work and cool enough to wear over a summer dress for after-work cocktails.

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Ideas on how to style this trend

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Now to patterns

Style Arc Andrea

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Style Arc Veronica

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Style Arc - Clever Claire

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Burda 6801

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 Burda Style 8-2014 #127

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Kwik Sew 3916

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Butterick 5789

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I really tried to give a wide variety of patterns for each trend.  As always let me know what I missed and I will add it. anyone have pull with Simplicity?  They need to change their website a bit.  My suggestions:

• tops and blouses in one category, vests and jackets in another
• larger thumbnails in each category
• the ability to right click when you are on a pattern page and copy image URL, I have to copy URL from category page and the quality isn't the best when resizing.  Can someone tell me how I can get the image on a pattern page another way?  I really don't want to save to my computer.