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Blazers, The Surprising Fall Trend

A surprising trend that popped up in this year’s New York Fashion Week  is plaid blazers.  Actually not just plaid blazers, but they did seem to dominate the runways.  There were solids, plaids and different textures in both formal and casual wear.  The reason why I say it was surprising is because for the last few seasons, I haven’t seen much in the way of blazers.  Its’s not like it died a complete death, but it just wasn’t dominating the fashion scene.  That even goes for work related fashion.

Fortunately, it’s back and its back in a very big way. I say fortunately because I just filled up my closet at Poshmark with some great looking blazers that I thought would make a great addition to your Fall Wardrobe.  

You can check out my closet right here https://poshmark.com/closet/sasyscloset 

Here are a few of the blazers I have in my closet right now






Also there is a fabulous article that I found about the Blazer trend that you can read right here 

https://www.purewow.com/fashion/how-to-wear-a-plaid-blazer

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