I’m an Amazon Shopping Editor, and I’m Buying These 5 Pieces for Fall 2023

You heard it here first: I’m ready for summer to be over. Sure, I love ice cream and pool days just as much as the next person, but I’m tired of sweating through my clothes and trekking through the streets of New York City in sandals. As far as I’m concerned, sweater weather and pumpkin spice everything can’t get here soon enough. That’s why I’m already starting to build out my fall wardrobe, and I’m turning to Amazon for my seasonal staples.

My picks include an easy-to-layer tee, everyday jeans, a classic blazer, chic loafers, and even a mini skirt, starting at just $17. Whether you’re hoping for an endless summer or counting down the days until fall like me, cooler weather will be before we know it, and we might as well be prepared. Below, browse through my top five Amazon fashion finds for the new season ahead:

Amazon Essentials Classic-Fit Long-Sleeve Crewneck T-Shirt

Simple layering tees are the key to transitional dressing, and I’m stocking up on long-sleeve styles ahead of fall. This cotton-blend style from Amazon Essentials comes in an impressive 27 colors and patterns and costs just $17. It has more than 14,500 five-star ratings from shoppers who call it “incredibly soft” and say it has a “flattering fit.” I plan to wear the long-sleeve tee on its own tucked into jeans, as well as under blazers and sweaters as the temperature drops.

The Drop Blake Long Blazer

Speaking of outerwear, this plaid blazer from The Drop has my name written all over it. I’ve already confessed my love for the solid-colored version of the jacket, but I simply need the plaid style for fall. I can already imagine wearing it casually with jeans and sneakers, or dressing it up for work with tailored trousers and loafers. It can even be thrown on over a mini dress for an evening out. A well-fitting blazer is a staple piece in any wardrobe, and this option from The Drop is my go-to pick. 

Robert Thorne

Robert Thorne

Automotive & Future Transportation Editor

Robert Thorne covers electric vehicle innovations, autonomous driving systems, global mobility trends, and automotive engineering developments.

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