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9 FALL FASHION Trends That Are EASY To Wear In 2019!

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Fall’s biggest wardrobe trends for 2019 don’t require a stylist or a runway budget.

Lifestyle creator Alexandrea Garza published a seasonal styling guide in September 2019 titled “9 FALL FASHION Trends That Are EASY To Wear In 2019!” Built around her usual focus on capsule wardrobes and everyday styling, the video breaks down which fall 2019 runway trends actually translate to real closets — no fashion-week theatrics required. Instead of chasing avant-garde silhouettes, Garza walks through nine wearable updates viewers can layer into pieces they likely already own.

• Animal prints — leopard, zebra, and snake patterns — get introduced through low-commitment items like a printed blouse or a pair of shoes rather than head-to-toe statement pieces.
• Corduroy returns as outerwear jackets and pants designed to layer over existing basics, positioned as one of the season’s most versatile additions.
• Neon gets de-escalated from an intimidating trend into small doses — a neon sweater or knit paired with classic denim or a simple dress.
• Oversized blazers are framed as dual-purpose pieces that move from office wear (heels, a skirt) to a casual look (jeans, sneakers) without changing outfits.

Prints and Fabrics Making the Comeback

Garza opens with animal print, calling out leopard, zebra, and snake as the three patterns dominating fall racks. Her pitch isn’t to overhaul a wardrobe around them — it’s to add one printed blouse or a single pair of animal-print shoes and let that piece do the talking against otherwise neutral outfits. That’s the throughline of the whole video: trend pieces treated as accents, not full outfits.

Corduroy gets the same treatment. Rather than pushing full corduroy suiting, Garza frames a corduroy jacket or a pair of corduroy pants as something to throw over pieces already hanging in the closet, calling it one of the more versatile additions for the season precisely because it plays well with everything else. Readers chasing more decade-specific throwbacks might also enjoy the breakdown in 70’s Fashion Trends We’re Still Wearing in 2021, since corduroy’s current resurgence traces straight back to that era.

Neon Without the Nerves

Neon is the trend Garza spends the most time talking viewers down from. Her advice: a full neon outfit is not the assignment. A neon sweater paired with jeans, or a neon knit worn against a simple dress, gets the color payoff without the commitment of dressing head-to-toe in a shade most closets don’t already stock.

A pop of neon can make any outfit more interesting.

Blazers That Pull Double Duty

The oversized blazer earns its spot as one of the guide’s most practical picks. Garza styles it two ways in the video: jeans and sneakers for a casual daytime look, or heels and a skirt for something dressier — the same jacket carrying an outfit from desk to dinner. It’s the kind of transitional piece that justifies its price tag by covering multiple occasions rather than sitting in a closet for one specific look.

Rounding Out the Fall Rotation

Beyond the four headline trends, Garza’s list rounds out with western-inspired pieces (cowboy boots, fringe detailing on denim jackets), classic plaid worn as a blazer or skirt over a white tee and black jeans, bold shades like fuchsia and cobalt blue worked in through a statement sweater or coat, leather jackets and pants paired with a graphic tee, and chunky sneakers styled with either jeans and a sweatshirt or a midi skirt. Viewers looking to build a broader seasonal rotation around these ideas can find complementary guidance in Wearable Fashion Trends 2021 for Women Over 40, and men looking for their own easy seasonal refresh have a parallel breakdown in 10 Summer Style Essentials All Men Need.

The through-line across all nine picks is deliberate: buy one piece per trend, not a whole new closet. That’s the entire pitch of the video — leopard shoes instead of a leopard dress, one corduroy jacket instead of a corduroy suit, a neon sweater instead of a neon everything. It’s a shopping list built for people who want fall 2019’s trends without redoing their wardrobe from scratch.