Need Fall Fashion Inspo? These Six Stars Are Nailing Cozy-Chic
From Jennifer Lawrence to Zendaya, allow these stylish A-listers to inspire your next fall outfit.

Reported by Vogue.
Fall is fashion's most forgiving season — cold enough to justify the good coat, warm enough that you can still actually be seen in it. But even the most committed autumn dresser hits a wall mid-October, staring at a closet full of options and feeling completely uninspired. Consider this your reset.
According to Vogue, six A-listers have been delivering serious cozy-chic energy this month, and the formula is simpler than you'd think. Jennifer Lawrence anchored a classic black overcoat with shearling clogs, a slouchy leather hobo bag, and a subtle floral scarf — proof that a wardrobe cornerstone only gets better with unexpected texture. Zoë Kravitz went all-black and then exploded it with a royal purple scarf, one of the season's defining colors, grounded by patent boots and a sleek shopper. It's the kind of effortless New York edit that looks accidental and isn't.
The Details Are Doing the Heavy Lifting
Hailey Bieber revisited her permanent address in the '90s — light-wash straight-leg jeans, a leather blazer — but the fringed trim at the collar and sleeves pushed it squarely into 2026 territory. Patent mules sealed it. Tate McRae kept things deliberately minimal: a faux fur coat over a white tee and medium-wash jeans, finished with pointed mules that elevated the whole thing without trying too hard. The fuzzy coat as wearable security blanket is genuinely one of fall's most underrated concepts. Zendaya, never one to do the predictable thing, swapped a moto jacket for a long, streamlined coat version — cropped tee, cuffed jeans, and Maison Margiela Tabi wedges, because a freaky shoe moment is basically a personality requirement at this point. And Dakota Johnson went full after-dark romantic: a lace maxi dress layered under a leather coat with fur trim, a gold chainmail bag, and stiletto sandals. Slightly boudoir, slightly bohemian, entirely intentional.
The through-line across all six looks isn't a single trend — it's commitment to the accessory. The bag, the scarf, the shoe. Get those right and the coat practically styles itself.
Read the original at Vogue.


