10 Trends That Will Be Huge This Fall

Move over, frosé. Fall’s drink of choice is a yummy mix of beer and liquor, for a taste that’s a little bit bitter and a little bit fruity. Think Beergaritas (tequila, pilsner and lime juice), Grapefruit Radlers (grapefruit juice and wheat beer) and Raspberry Hard Cider (vodka and hard cider). 

Kim can keep her contouring, thank you very much. This season, we’re applying blush to eyelids, cheeks and lips for a monochromatic effect that’ll make our summer tan last long after Labor Day.

If you asked us to combine our two favorite food groups, this would probably be it. Come autumn, we're putting eggs, bacon and sausage on top of our spaghetti for a brunch food that's impossible to pass up. Mangia!

Just when we thought we were warming up to Snapchat, another social media craze popped up on the scene. Insta-Stories are essentially photos and short videos that you can post for your Insta followers and that disappear after 24 hours. Expect to see them all over your feed come October. 

Calling all Bey-lievers: The newest trend in fitness involves sweating it out to your favorite artist's latest hits. "Single Ladies," "Formation" and "Hold Up" dance classes have cropped up all over NYC, as well as Justin Bieber-themed workouts ("Sorry" music video, anyone?). Expect to be breakin' it down Queen B-style at your local fitness studio soon enough. 

Hold up: We're not saying you should toss your favorite skinnies. But this season's denim will definitely come with a more vintage silhouette. Rock them with a tee and your new velvet booties for a look that's perfectly on-trend. 

We're hard-pressed to think of a color more essentially "fall" than this rich garnet hue. Expect to see it everywhere, from shoes and bags to home accessories and makeup. 

From Bridget Jones to The Blair Witch Project, we're stoked for sequels and remakes whose originals are (dare we say it?) nearly two decades old.

On the heels of its 100th birthday, the National Parks Service is getting lots of buzz. Better see them while you still can, since scientists predict many of our parks could face serious threats (i.e., no more glaciers left in Glacier National Park) due to environmental and climate changes in the coming decades.

This magical spice is having a moment, and for good reason: It's salty, sweet and has some kind of magical healing powers. (Aside from its anti-inflammatory properties, it also aids in digestion and can help whiten your teeth.)