5 Blake Lively Outfits to Re-create This Fall

We love this outfit for how sneaky comfortable it is (leather leggings are still leggings, after all) and how versatile it is. For casual occasions, swap out the sky-high heels for white sneakers and keep jewelry and other accessories to a minimum or, to dress it up even more, add a pair of statement earrings and top it all off with a bold lip.

Get the look: Everlane T-shirt ($15); Halogen leggings ($39); Nic + Zoe coat ($198)

OK, so the main takeaway from this look isn’t to dress in head to toe pink; it’s to embrace monochromatic dressing. Blake loves wearing one color from top to bottom, and here’s why: It’s easy-to-wear, versatile (the color possibilities are almost endless), and it’s a super-simple way to create a streamlined, put-together silhouette.   

Get the look: Leith pants ($69); BB Dakota sweater ($90); English Factory coat ($98)

A coat like this is a must-have for two reasons: First, the belted, waist-cinching style is really flattering and second, when you have a statement piece like a bold coat, you can complete the look with basic, easy-to-wear pieces (like simple black pants) that are already in your closet.  

Get the look: Essentials by Anthropologie pants ($108); Lauren Ralph Lauren coat ($250)

See what we mean about monochrome dressing? The beauty of wearing a look like this is that it makes such a statement on its own that you can keep your accessories toned-down without looking like something’s missing.

Get the look: Rachel Rachel Roy trench ($190); Levi's jeans ($98)

Is this ensemble going to win any awards for innovation or fashion forwardness? No, but it’s next-level cozy and ready to be worn through the winter. To keep it from looking too sloppy, stick to neutral colors like black, navy or oatmeal, and look for a sweater that hits right at your upper thigh (think: oversize, not ginormous).  

Get the look: Gap pants ($36); Elizabeth and James knit ($365)