8 Fall Trends the Coolest Fashion TikTokers Are Wearing (2024)

While the rest of the world debates the pros and cons of TikTok versus Instagram and which social media app will ultimately prevail, we're just over here toggling between the two to bring you the latest on what's trending in the virtual fashion world. Some could say we're even a little TikTok obsessed, given that we'vedived into everything from themakeup trends we're inspired to tryto thelatest fashion aestheticto emerge. In any case, scrolling through the app is our journalistic duty, and onour latest scrolling frenzy, we couldn't help but noticethatthe app's digital creatorsareputting some newfall trends on the map.

Their outfits incorporate some of the coolestpieces of the moment, andwe're officially inspired toincorporate some of them intoour own wardrobes ASAP. Withfall on the brain(and more reasons to reemerge into the world),we've rounded up the top eight fall TikTokfashion trendswe've seen, and of course,we are providing all the shopping options to get these looks, too. From the colored button-downsthat are quickly becoming a fashion-person uniformto the ultimateY2K inspiration, take a look at the bestsummerstyle on TikTok below.

We can always count onTikToktobring us the loudest and most OTT trends and styling ideas, but lately, the app's style set is favoring a more classic staple—the button-down shirt. Naturally, they're leaning toward vibrant hues like lime green and fuchsia. We can attest that Sophie Wood's simple-but-cool 'fit involving a tank, trousers, and a green shirt worn unbuttoned is a formulaworth wearing on repeat.

Now, let's adda little *spice*. As we said, TikTok is the best place toshowcase statement-making 'fits, andretro prints are the eye-catching trend everyonehas agreed upon. Thetrippy, '60s-inspiredmotifs are totally popping off on the appright now, and creators are largely wearing them as two-piece sets for maximum impact.

We'rehesitant to call cowboy boots a "trend" since they're alwayspopping upin different styles and silhouettes, but thekids of TikTok have discovered them, and now, they're all we see.To be clear,We're not mad at it, and the Western bootswe're seeing most of arethe antithesis of simple. They're funky and modern and totally have Gen Z's stamp all over them.

Every so often,whatwe seeon social media and what comes down the runwayhappen to line up. One such instance is with these highly saturated shades, a trend that's more of a styling trick, where combining multiple bright hues in one outfit brings it up to level 10. Color-blocked outfits abound on TikTok, and designers, including Pradaand Versace, are showing bright colors in head-to-toe saturation.

It wouldn't beaproper TikTok roundup without something polarizing, no?We tried to fight this one, but seeing just how cool the digital fashion set is making these sporty cycling sunglasses look,we've been convinced.According toour feed, it's all about wearing the "weird" shades with sleek and streetwear-esque styling, likea leather blazer or vintage bomber jacket.

Fall may be on the brain, but summer is still very much in the atmosphere, so let's talk transitional dressing.These easy shorts sets are just the thing togo from end-of-summer getaways to early-fall attire and, not to mention, can be styled in so many ways.

Carpenter pants from Dickies, Carhartt, and Stan Raymay not seem like the most fashion-forward item, but TikTok's style set says otherwise. Scroll through a few outfit roundups and "get ready with me" clips and you'll soon spot the utility staplestyledin effortless ways. Before you know it, you just might be bidding on a vintage pair for yourself on eBay.

Alook. That's howwe'd describe these photo-real graphics that are taking hold. A bit '90s, a bit early '00s, throwback graphics are quickly becoming a favoriteon fashion TikTok for a cool night-out look.

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