Fashion and Home Status Symbols You’ll See Everywhere in Fall 2025

You might think sunglasses are a summer accessory. Generally, that’s true.

But if you wear Jacques Marie Mage, you know they’re not exclusive to one season.

The California label is the go-to brand for fashion fans, business people, and celebrities looking to enhance their everyday looks with statement shades.

Each pair costs upward of $800 and is said to be made with quality craftsmanship, bold design, and vintage flair.

Lyst reported in its 2025 Q2 Index that the designer brand experienced a 34% increase in demand between May and June, and the social-media buzz has only continued to grow since then.

Agolde makes jeans for everyone, but a few groups are especially fond of the designer denim. Successful women swear by them for casual days at work, and influencers have been raving about the brand online for months.

Each pair costs between $198 and $298, with dozens of designs and colorways available. Of course, they’re not the most expensive jeans on the market — but it’s not the price tag that makes them stand out. Instead, it’s the quality.

Fans say Agolde jeans are flattering, comfortable, and modern. Many have included the brand in their autumn fashion videos on TikTok, recommending its jeans as the ones “you need to be wearing for fall.”

Gen Z brought ballet flats back in fall 2023. Then, thin sneakers took over last year.

What happens when you mix the two together? Ballerina sneakers, or sneakerinas, as some fans call them.

The footwear typically has rubber soles like tennis shoes, rounded toes reminiscent of flats, and lace or ribbon that evokes the ballet-core aesthetic.

Brands like JW Pei, Asics, Puma, and Ecco have recently embraced the style, releasing shoes that cost between $80 and $130 per pair.

But if you really want to stand out in style, you should go the designer route. Hermès’ version costs $990, and Miu Miu’s suede ballerina sneakers cost $1,020.

If your TikTok is filled with fashion videos, you’ve likely seen more than a few focused on Bode’s Senior Cord jackets. The corduroy pieces have become widely coveted around the world.

Each piece is custom-made for customers who have answered thorough surveys about their favorite things, meaningful moments in their lives, and more.

No two jackets are alike, making them highly exclusive and deeply personal. At $2,100, they’re also pricey, signaling an investment made in fashion.

Though people find ways to wear them all year, fall is the ideal time to show them off.

When Chloé sent models down its Fall/Winter 2025-2026 runway in March, many were seen wearing high-neck jackets and carrying wide purses with flashy hardware.

Now, shoppers can’t get enough of the styles. The designer brand’s Paddington bag, which was first released in 2005, is seeing the biggest resurgence.

Some Gen Z shoppers are carrying the $2,750 revamped versions, while others are seeking out the originals, which have skyrocketed in price on resale platforms since the runway show.

Equally trendy are Chloé’s high-neck jackets, which retail between $2,890 and $5,790. Some styles, including the $5,790 option, have already sold out.

Searches for “fall candles” spiked on September 1, and platforms like TikTok have quickly become inundated with videos about the best scent options for autumn.

Everyone has different recommendations, but many of them have one thing in common: stunning presentation.

Massive candles in decorative glass jars, like the $122 ones from Anthropologie and the $385 options from Baobab Collection, are becoming home statement pieces.

They’re classic, chic, and the complete opposite of the novelty candles that took off between 2023 and 2024.

Le Creuset cookware is a consistent symbol of wealth in any kitchen.

For the fall specifically, though, pumpkin-shaped dishes from the brand’s Harvest Line will get you extra attention.

Searches for “Le Creuset Pumpkin” soared at the end of August, and social posts that show people unboxing the pots have garnered millions of views in recent weeks.

The $425 Signature Pumpkin Cocotte is especially popular. The shade Flamme Doree has already sold out.