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Top fall fashion trends for men 2017

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Dressing for fall weather is tough: You might not love those huge black boots your mom bought you last Christmas, but damn, are they functional. Thankfully, this season brings with it a bunch of trends to keep you both warm and sleek.
 

The thick(er) necktie

If you weren’t a fan of the skinny necktie, you’re in luck this season. The thick necktie is back! Wear it to work for a polished look or just to look dapper while bar crawling with friends. Your best bet is to wear your tie with a collared shirt and a suit — better to be overdressed than underdressed, right?

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Knits

Knits are so big this season, it’s scary. And it’s even gotten to neckties. Embrace the trend by going for that knitted necktie, or choose a nice cardigan for a more subtle look. Keep an eye out for those timeless bold colors.

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Quilted jackets

Turns out, your grandma’s quilt patterns were ahead of their time (read: century). This year, quilted clothing is perfectly balanced fashion and function. You can wear a quilted jacket over just about anything for just about any occasion: It’s perfect for work and that Thanksgiving touch football game with your family. One of the best parts about quilted jackets is that, while warm, they aren’t bulky. So if you’re going for the cool, sophisticated and sleek look, you’re in luck.

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Double–breasted coats

Boxy and double-breasted coats swept the runway for men’s fashion this year. If you’re trying to figure out what to wear to work, look no further than these double-breasted coats. Go for it over your trim jacket — and pair it with one of those thick neckties. You’ll look great all buttoned up.

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Politico

More and more fashion items are becoming tools to make statements. Whether you choose an overt “Free America” T-shirt or one of the casual stars-and-stripes designs permeating men’s fashion this year, you can show off your beliefs in style.

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Seventies

If you ever looked at old pictures of your dad and wished you had his style — minus the atrocious haircut — you’ll probably love the ’70s throwback looks this year. There’s a vintage look for everyone, from oversize pants to bomber jackets. Pair your pilot-inspired fur-trim jacket with a pair of jeans and a T-shirt for a chill but stylish look.

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Seeing orange

There’s nothing to be angry about when it comes to this fall’s color spectrum. Orange is especially huge this season. If you’re going for understated, try out orange highlight pieces, like a beanie or a pair of sneakers. If you’re feeling confident in all your orange glory, go for something bolder, like an orange sweater. Either way, pair your statement hue with some relaxed blacks and browns so it can shine. Orange you glad this trend exists?

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Sportswear

Ski jackets aren’t just for the slopes this season. Stay snug and stylish with a ’90s-inspired tracksuit or a nice, warm pair of sweats to keep your look more casual. If you’re looking to pair something nicer with something trendy, consider a ski jacket over your wool turtleneck and corduroys.

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Scarves

Finally, a use for all those scarves your grandma knit that you’ve been too guilt-ridden to get rid of. The best part of this look is its versatility: If you want something chunky, great! Something sleek? Also great! Something in between? Perfect. There are few ways to go wrong when picking out a scarf with your outfit. Plus, if your only scarf doesn’t match the rest of your wardrobe, just call it a “statement piece.”

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