Pastel Autumn Scheme: How to wear pastel in autumn?
Keep your autumn wardrobe stylish, yet minimal with pastel colours and soft fabrics. Musa has done the curation for you! Browse through our fashion finds and discover the autumn pastel trend! We have prepared 3 trendy autumn looks to complement your existing wardrobe!
Seasons are meant to change and our needs have to adapt as per nature. That’s what makes human life so exciting, but our needs should not play with the natural ecosystem around us. For those cold months, Wool is the best material, period! It is warm, natural, long-lasting, odorless, biodegradable, recyclable, fast-drying, and the list is endless.
Style Idea #1: SATATLAND Uchikake Trench With Detachable Cape Scarf / Recycled Wool, £460
A silhouette of expertly balanced contradictions. Pretty, but not too sweet. Cool, but never try-hard, this dusky beige recycled wool double-breasted trench coat with detachable cape detail celebrates the eternal influence of Satatland girl. Featuring notched lapels, a front button fastening, long sleeves, side slit pockets, a rear central vent, marble Inlay buttons in front, and Swarovski marble buttons at cuff.
Style idea #2: Oneiric the Label Ivy Wool Coat, £205.00
Made from 100% wool and finished with satin lining, the oversized cut and 2 pocket details aim the accentuate silhouettes. Function, effortless and with a sense of character, this staple coat will fit seamlessly with your everyday wardrobe. Moreover, Oneiric’s specialises in outerwear and crafts their patterns and cuts in house. This range is specifically where you will find experimental and unique shapes. Stock may be limited on styles made with deadstock fabric.
Style idea #3: THE SHASH Pina Wool Jacket, £205.00
Oversized women’s jacket with a belt. More similar to a classical men’s jacket than a woman’s piece, PINA can be worn loose for a casual look, or buttoned up with a belt for a more feminine appearance. Featuring a straight fit, notched lapel collar, two-button fastening, two different pocket looks (one flap, one welt), four buttons sewn on the sleeves and lining. Inspired by the style of Pina Bausch and men’s jackets she used to wear; the jacket is symbolically named PINA.
