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    fall for these looks

    5 fave fall fashion trends and where to find them in Houston

    Gabi De la Rosa
    Oct 10, 2022 | 12:06 pm

    Fashionistas who've been watching fall runway shows know that dramatic looks and eye-catching trends – think head-to-toe-leather, oversized denim, and moody hues — make for an exciting season.

    With that in mind, we sat down with some Houston experts that know a thing or two about putting together a well-rounded fashion wish list. Here's their take on what to grab for the coolest fall look right now.

    Sell the drama and love the '80s

    This season, designer inspiration runs the gamut, from oversized suits, leather jackets of the cropped, bomber and trench variety and bold colors — and for those Barbiecore followers, yes, pink will still be in favor.

    Color is a significant factor for Fady Armanious, creative director of Tootsies, who tells his ever-stylish clients to embrace oversized proportions and the epic, showy looks of the ’80s, saying, “The ’80s is back in a big, bold way. Black and old-school Valentino red are a dramatic color duo right now.”

    Rock the color block — and let it flow

    Armanious says color blocking — mixing two or three solid colors — is another fall trend that makes a bold statement. He advises mixing warm shades with cool tones for a “refreshing twist.”

    In contrast, the soft colors and ruffles of modern femininity also dominate the racks. Zimmermann is a classic example of a soft, sensual brand with sheer fabrics. “Continue the look of a black bra and see-through slip dress for a touch of the unexpected,” says Armanious.

    Go green for that timeless shine

    Quality jewelry has staying power; it can be kept as an heirloom or worn as fashion cycles come and go. Long necklaces, stacked bracelets, and colorful gemstones are everywhere. This year, green is the color au courant. The hue is in fall staples from clothing to bags and now jewels.

    “Green has been a hot color this year from watches to gemstones,” Segev Zadok, partner at Zadok Jewelers, tells CultureMap. “Emeralds are classic and timeless. They can be set in a classic way or with a modern twist, such as a bezel pendant on a paperclip chain or a tennis necklace with emeralds all the way around.”

    Tennis necklaces are still great for layering with nearly every outfit, and according to Zadok, “big, yellow gold hoops and wide gold huggies are also very popular. They are a great way to elevate an everyday look.”

    A top fashion have: the perfect hat

    Autumn’s crisp weather is ideal for layering outfit pieces and bold accessories. The perfect bag (pillow bags are everything this season) and statement hats are great ways to elevate any outfit.

    Teressa Foglia, the modern-day milliner who put luxury, custom hats on the fashion map, says this fall season is about playing around with textures like raw denim, linen, and canvas fabrics. At her posh boutique in River Oaks District, Foglia sells vintage pins and charms for her bespoke hats as a unique way to round out a look.

    “Some of the trends that I’m loving for fall this year are jewel-toned hats in colors like burgundy, forest green and gold,” she tells CultureMap. “Wide-brimmed hats and rancher styles with flipped brims are always great in Texas.”

    High-steppin'

    Like clothing and statement accessories, shoe trends this fall have scaled up — way up. “In contrast to the stay-at-home minimalism we’ve seen over the past couple of years, this season, the shoe trend says the higher, the better,” says Armanious. “Simon Miller designs a great platform shoe that delivers the escalated effect of heels but allows for more mobility.”

    Zadok Jewelers Houston emerald necklace

    Photo courtesy of Zadok Jewelers.

    Go green with emeralds at Zadok Jewelers.

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    FALL FÊTE

    Texas luxury boutique collabs with Houston designer for new fashion brand

    Gabi De la Rosa
    Sep 10, 2026 | 10:46 am
    Saint Bernard x Lyndsey Zorich
    Photo courtesy of Saint Bernard
    Saint Bernard teams up with Houston designer Lyndsey Zorich for Love Note.

    River Oaks District boutique Saint Bernard is getting ready for fall with a new collection created with Houston style veteran Lyndsey Zorich. The fashion-forward retailer and the founder and designer of Mason's Daughter teamed up to launch Love Note by Lyndsey Zorich, a new Saint Bernard-owned brand.

    Saint Bernard doesn't usually collaborate with local designers on its own brands, making this partnership with Zorich special. She was involved in everything from creative direction and textile development to fabrication and production. Shoppers can expect a feminine collection with a playful take on everyday dressing for women who want to look put together, but not too serious.

    Love Note officially launches on Thursday, September 10 at Saint Bernard stores in Houston, Dallas, Southlake, San Antonio, and Austin, as well as online. Customers will have to be patient, because another unique aspect of this collaboration is that the entire collection won’t debut at once. Instead, the brand will roll out in a series of monthly drops, each having its own seasonal point of view.

    Saint Bernard x Lyndsey Zorich Love Note by Lyndsey Zorich is available at Saint Bernard stores in Houston, Dallas, Southlake, San Antonio, and Austin, plus online.Photo courtesy of Saint Bernard

    The Kick Off is the first drop in September. It is a game day-inspired collection with pieces designed for fall sports and weekend road trips. In October, The Lean In will debut with more feminine silhouettes, followed by Getting Comfortable, which focuses on the perfect layering pieces for Texas’s warm fall weather.

    A longtime Saint Bernard shopper herself, Zorich's unique style and Texas perspective gave her a greater understanding of what Texas customers want.

    “Getting dressed has always been one of my favorite forms of self-expression, and Love Note allowed me to take that idea from concept all the way through the finished product,” said Zorich. "Saint Bernard felt like the right partner, because I genuinely understand and love their customers. Love Note is meant to bring a little more playfulness to getting dressed, pieces that feel personal, special, and bring joy to everyday life.”

    That individual connection is what Saint Bernard wanted in this project. According to Ashleigh Goyer, director of owned brands for Saint Bernard, the store wanted a new way for Saint Bernard to give customers something both recognizable and unexpected.

    "She shares her perspective, her lifestyle, and her love of fashion, and she has an incredible ability to make getting dressed feel effortless and personal," said Goyer.

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