Pull Up Your Birth Chart—This Is the Fall Trend Made for Your Zodiac Sign

A collage of runway images showing two women wearing trench coats and one wearing a gray sweater tired around her shoulders as a top.
(Image credit: Launchmetrics Spotlight; Pictured: Tory Burch; 16Arlington)

Everyone has that one friend in their life that they text when they need updates about niche topics. I happen to be one of those friends you text. My messages always include inquiries from the girlies about two topics: fashion and astrology. If I'm not getting asked what's worth investing in for fall, then I'm being asked what planetary alignments are making their lives particularly challenging. Lately, the latter seems to be dominating the discussions in my DMs, which isn't surprising considering that so much has been happening in the cosmos. Eclipses? Rare conjunctions? Mercury retrograde? Check, check, and check. The effects of all these transits will continue to act as a catalyst for people to make changes in their lives, whether by force or their own volition.

While not every change will be in our control, there is one powerful tool we can wield when it comes to embracing this energy: personal style. Sure, adopting a few fall trends isn't exactly reaching for the stars compared to making life-altering shifts, but it's still effective! In an effort to help you usher in this era of evolution effectively, I've decided to treat you like you're a member of my group chat. Using my self-professed expertise in astrology and fashion, I've identified the best fall/winter 2024 trends for each zodiac sign based on optimal colors, personality, and current and upcoming planetary transits. Remember that you'll want to look at your rising, Venus, and sun sign placements to get a holistic view of which trends are worth the space in your closet this season. Whether you're well-acquainted with your entire birth chart or are new to this astrology thing, I've got you covered.

The rogue knitwear trend shown in the runway shows of 16Arlington, Ulla Johnson, Fendi, Aeron, Brandon Maxwell, and Tod's.

(Image credit: Launchmetrics Spotlight; Pictured: 16Arlington, Ulla Johnson, Fendi, Aeron, Brandon Maxwell, and Tod's)

Is life feeling rogue lately, Virgo? Before you spend your birthday season in a full-blown panic, please take a deep breath. There's been a lot happening cosmically. Your planetary ruler, Mercury, just came out of retrograde, Uranus and Pluto just began their backspin in the sky, and there's an upcoming partial lunar eclipse on September 17. All these transits have translated into you grappling with unexpected challenges regarding your health, close relationships, and carefully laid-out plans. Rather than stressing out about the outcome of a situation, use this time to channel the chaos around you into creativity. If that's easier said than done, start small by carving out time to take up a new craft or upgrade your closet. With the latter, I'd suggest adopting one specific fall trend: rouge knitwear.

Across the fall/winter 2024 runway shows, brands featured knitwear styled in slightly chaotic ways. Cardigans were haphazardly tied over the shoulders at 16Arlington, Ulla Johnson, Aeron, and Fendi. At the same time, knitted pieces used draping to create a similar illusion at Brandon Maxwell's and Tod's shows. While each designer embraced the messiness differently, every version of this trend will remind you that navigating curveballs can be pretty chic.

The sportswear trend shown on the runways of Tory Burch, Carven, Tommy Hilfiger, Miu Miu, Lacoste, and Bottega Veneta.

(Image credit: Launchmetrics Spotlight; Pictured: Tory Burch, Carven, Tommy Hilfiger, Miu Miu, Lacoste, and Bottega Veneta)

Libra, have you been as tired as a runner during the last mile of a marathon? In all fairness, you've been experiencing the cosmic equivalent of a game's final quarter since the south node transitioned into Libra last July. Ruling over the karmic path in this lifetime, when this node transits into a specific sign, it marks the start of a period of massive transformation—which you've likely begun to witness regarding your career, relationships, and health. It's second nature for you to make a game plan to grapple with change, but with Chiron in retrograde, it's best to use this period to catch your breath on the bench. However, if sitting on the sidelines doesn't speak to you, prioritize activities that bring balance back into your daily life, such as trying a new athletic routine, learning a new skill, or changing your style. Should you be leaning toward the latter, there's no fall trend better suited to you than what I'm dubbing "back in play"—classic sportswear with contemporary twists.

Throughout the fall/winter 2024 collections, we saw designers give staples—such as tailored trousers, oversize button-down shirts, workwear jackets, and crewneck knitwear—a sense of playfulness. It's an approach you could benefit from this fall.

The gray clothing trend shown in the runway shows of Michael Kors, Bevza, Carven, Philosophy di Lorenzo Serafini, Max Mara, and Miu Miu.

(Image credit: Launchmetrics Spotlight; Pictured: Michael Kors, Bevza, Carven, Philosophy di Lorenzo Serafini, Max Mara, and Miu Miu)

Scorpio, you're one of the few fixed signs that handle change exceptionally well—so much so that you've been dubbed the phoenix of the zodiac. Recent cosmic alignments have likely made your life feel slow moving as of late, leaving you craving change. Fall will give you a chance to clean the slate. Not only are we entering eclipse season, but Uranus and Pluto have also begun to retrograde in your seventh and third houses, challenging you to cultivate a better connection to the world around you. Of course, change doesn't come without a cost. For things to be different, you must do things differently. That might mean letting go of people, perspectives, and personas that no longer suit you. Thankfully, your ruling planet, Mars, has just moved into a beneficiary placement, giving you the cosmic backing to make these massive transformations. Should you be unsure of where to begin, the easiest way to signal your fresh start is by wearing one shade this fall: gray.

We saw designers embrace variations of the color in the form of sharply tailored separates across the F/W 24 collections of Michael Kors, Bevza, Carven, Philosophy di Lorenzo Serafini, Max Mara, and Miu Miu. Besides being a harmonious color for Scorpios, the evolution of this shade in recent seasons—from dark slate gray to light dove—makes it the perfect fall trend to communicate that you're emerging from the dust again.

The funnel neck trend shown on the runways of Brandon Maxwell, Bevza, Stella McCartney, Giada, Eudon Choi, and Calcaterra.

(Image credit: Launchmetrics Spotlight; Pictured: Brandon Maxwell, Bevza, Stella McCartney, Giada, Eudon Choi, and Calcaterra)

Sagittariuses, you've been having too much fun or not nearly enough. Finding balance isn't your strong suit, but to be fair, the heavenly bodies haven't helped either. You were navigating some challenging celestial events over the past few weeks—mercury was in retrograde, and there was a harsh square between Mars and Neptune. These transits sparked communication issues, challenges in your career, and curveballs in current or former relationships that have likely left you feeling stretched thin. Before you lose that signature steak of optimism, know that the coming weeks will be better. The upcoming eclipse in Pisces on September 17 and Uranus's backspin in your sixth house will make finding the proper balance between your growing work and home responsibilities a bit easier. Should you still struggle to adopt healthier habits, the easiest way to embody stability is by embracing the funnel-neck trend.

Although this classic collar might seem stuffy, designers made it feel way cooler throughout their fall/winter 2024 runway collections. Whether through reworked silhouettes (see Bevza's, Eudon Choi's, and Calcaterra's shows) or luxe materials such as crinkled canvas at Brandon Maxwell and crocodile-embossed leather at Stella McCartney, we were shown that structure could be fun when given a fresh perspective. It's an insight you could learn a thing or two from, Sagittarius.

The trench coat trend shown on the runways of Eudon Choi, Bottega Veneta, Burberry, Tory Burch, Stella McCartney, and Lovechild 1979.

(Image credit: Launchmetrics Spotlight; Pictured: Eudon Choi, Bottega Veneta, Burberry, Tory Burch, Stella McCartney, and Lovechild 1979)

Capricorn, have you felt like you're down in the trenches as of late? Don't worry; things will improve soon. Over the past 16 years, you've been heavily impacted by Pluto's rare retrograde, which is finally ending this fall on October 11, 2024. Because Pluto moved through your first house, you lived the last few years in the celestial equivalent of a continuous construction zone. It may sound bad, but you were being pushed to rebuild your self-perception and self-expression so that you could shift every aspect of your life for the better. In the last few weeks of this transit, the universe will ask you to revisit those hard-learned lessons to identify what you might need to continue to work through to close out this period of radical transformation. If you're tired of being the universe's toughest soldier, you can put in the work by taking the transit's theme of shifting self-image more literally with a stronger sense of personal style. No, you don't have to do a total makeover, but you can wear a reworked trench coat, the fall trend that embodies that "version 2.0" energy.

While this outerwear is the workhorse of every fall wardrobe, it evolved in the fall/winter 2024 collections. Designers reimagined this staple by experimenting with silhouettes, necklines, textures, and colors, giving the item a new personality. Considering that this staple has changed as much as you, Capricorn, there's no item you can trust more to get you through this final cosmic hurdle.

The hat trend shown on the runways of Chanel, Saint Laurent, Anna Sui, Fforme, Chloé, and Altuzarra.

(Image credit: Launchmetrics Spotlight; Pictured: Chanel, Saint Laurent, Anna Sui, Fforme, Chloé, and Altuzarra)

Aquarius, has your thinking cap been on a little too tight? Overthinking is only natural, especially considering the current planetary transits. Over the past few years, Pluto has been transiting through your 12th house of the subconscious mind, dreams, and intuition. Mentally, that means you've been going through it, as you've maybe dealt with challenging spiritual beliefs, loss and grief, and even unhealed trauma that was influencing your thought patterns. It's been a little too heavy for an air sign, but things will lighten up as we enter eclipse season. Plus, Pluto shifts into your sign in November, marking the start of the age of Aquarius, lasting until 2044. In translation, it means that you'll finally be able to jump headfirst into a new chapter in your life. Some of the manifestations you've been dreaming about can finally come to fruition because you've released so many limiting beliefs holding you back. If you find yourself slipping back into ruminating, a statement hat will remind you to take the thinking cap off.

While this accessory isn't innovative, hats were all over the fall/winter 2024 collections—including Chanel, Saint Laurent, Anna Sui, Fforme, Chloé, and Altuzarra. Whether you adopt this trend in the form of a baker cap, pillbox hat, swim cap, or even a headscarf, you can rest assured your head will be in the right place.

The boho trend shown on the runways of Zimmermann, Chloé, Isabel Marant, Gabriela Hearst, and Rabanne.

(Image credit: Launchmetrics Spotlight; Pictured: Zimmermann, Chloé, Isabel Marant, Gabriela Hearst, and Rabanne.)

"Is this the real life? Is this just fantasy?" Well, Pisces, the universe has been pushing you to figure that out. As a mutable water sign, you're prone to bouts of daydreaming, but Saturn's transit through your sign has been doling out a reality check. Although it might feel like you've been swimming in turbulent seas for some time, every current has been in your favor. One of the benefits of having the structure-ruled planet in your corner is that it gives you the chance to assess whether you've been properly laying the foundation for your fantasies to come true or still need to do some work. After all, you have to be present on this planet, not mentally in the stars, if you want to be mindful of the relationships you build, your choices, and even how you present yourself to the world. Luckily, the stars will make that easier for you as the upcoming partial eclipse is in your sign, allowing you to alchemize those hard lessons for your personal evolution. It might inspire you to start or end a new chapter in your relationships, career, or even personal style.

The latter may appeal to you now, as it will allow you to indulge in your creative side without getting too carried away. While there are plenty of trends in the sea, none speak to your free-spirited mindset better than the bohemian trend in the fall/winter 2024 collections of Chloé, Zimmermann, Isabel Marant, Gabriela Hearst, and Rabanne. By adopting this fall trend, you can feel like you're living in the fantasy of it all without derailing all the work you've done to make your dreams a reality.

The glove trend shown on the runways of Louis Vuitton, Prada, Philosophy di Lorenzo Serafini, Bottega Veneta, Miu Miu, and Tod's.

(Image credit: Launchmetrics Spotlight; Pictured: Louis Vuitton, Prada, Philosophy di Lorenzo Serafini, Bottega Veneta, Miu Miu, and Tod's)

Aries, have you felt impatient lately? Considering how challenging the planetary alignments have been over the past few weeks, it's totally understandable. You've been thrown a few curves with two major planets in retrograde (Pluto and Uranus), a few rare conjunctions, and the north node residing in your Aries. The latter has been particularly poignant for you, as your sign's transit into the north node often marks the start of spiritual lessons meant to help you realign with your soul's purpose in this lifetime—hence the recent challenges regarding your career, close relationships, and financial situation. With the upcoming eclipse, it's important not to succumb to impulsive decisions or communicate from a place of frustration. Positive things are coming, but you must take a more hands-on approach to changing your life. Let your brash feelings fuel the fire needed to make shifts in your life—even if that change is as simple as switching up your style.

You can embrace a more hands-on approach to your life quite literally by adopting a specific fall accessory trend: statement gloves. From colorful leather gloves at Philosophy di Lorenzo Serafini and Bottega Veneta to longline leather options at Tod's and Miu Miu, there was no shortage of unique ways we saw gloves styled on the fall/winter 2024 runways. Although this accessory trend won't give you the same satisfaction as making larger life shifts, it will make catching the universe's curveballs a bit chicer.

The oversize collar trend shown on the runways of Bottega Veneta, Chanel, Philosophy di Lorenzo Serafini, Erdem, Carven, and Jacquemus.

(Image credit: Launchmetrics Spotlight; Pictured: Bottega Veneta, Chanel, Philosophy di Lorenzo Serafini, Erdem, Carven, Jacquemus)

Tauruses have the reputation of being one of the more secretive zodiac signs, but that will be your superpower in the next five months. With current transits, it's essential to play things close to the chest, as Uranus will be retrograding in your first house of individuality until January 30, 2025. Mars will move into Cancer, impacting your third house, and Pluto will be backspinning in between your ninth and your 10th houses. That all means you'll be reflecting on whether your current mindset, career trajectory, and close-knit community align with your deepest desires. Like it or not, eclipse season will shine a light on the things worth letting go. Of course, as a fixed earth sign, change isn't easy, but you don't have to make it happen overnight. Start by making small, intentional shifts by being selective about how you spend your time, finding new creative outlets, or simply making minor tweaks to your style.

If the latter sounds like the most appealing place to start, adopt the trend that embodies the stars' current lesson for you: close-cut collars. Throughout the fall/winter 2024 collections, designers played it close to the chest by incorporating exaggerated collars on coats, classic boat-cut necklines, and even fabric rolled over the collarbone. It didn't matter what method designers used. It was about creating pieces that spoke to and grazed the heart—a necessary reminder for you, dear Taurus.

The olive-green color trend shown on the runways of Remain, Bottega Veneta, Gucci, Saint Laurent, Ferragamo, and Chloé.

(Image credit: Launchmetrics Spotlight; Pictured: Remain, Bottega Veneta, Gucci, Saint Laurent, Ferragamo, and Chloé)

Gemini, you good? Cosmically, you've been in the crosshairs of transits, as your ruling planet, Mercury, just got out of retrograde. Although you've become accustomed to riding the retrograde rodeo, you might want to yell, "Olive martini, please!" Part of that has to do with the fact that you've had Jupiter and Mars in your sign throughout the summer along with Uranus going retrograde in Taurus until April 2026. These transits have likely left you wanting to disassociate from the dramatic changes in your life—like your shifting relationships with authority figures at work or the reality of situationships gone awry. Gemini, as much as you want to escape from what's making you uncomfortable, indulging in vices and escapism will not improve things.

Ultimately, these challenges you're facing are the universe's way of testing if you're ready to see the full spectrum of color in your life. There's no better way to head to that call than by adopting the olive-green color trend we've seen in the fall/winter 2024 collections of Remain, Bottega Veneta, Gucci, Saint Laurent, Ferragamo, Chloé, and others. By embracing this color, you'll give yourself the emotional comfort of ordering that second dirty martini without going off the rails. The shade is the perfect way to signal to the universe that you'll pass whatever tests are in store with flying colors.

Wrap coats, capes, and swaddled knits shown on the runways of Lovechild 1979, Alberta Ferretti, Proenza Schouler, Tibi, The Garment, and Bottega Veneta.

(Image credit: Launchmetrics Spotlight; Pictured: Lovechild 1979, Alberta Ferretti, Proenza Schouler, Tibi, The Garment, and Bottega Veneta.)

Cancer, it's time to wrap it up! Fall marks the end of 16 years in which Pluto was in Capricorn, pushing a cycle of death and rebirth for all cardinal signs, including you. Although the last few years felt like you were living in the eye of the storm, understand that the changes in your career, relationships, finances, and health have allowed you to build a stronger sense of self. All those lessons you've learned can be transformed into action as Mars, the planet of war, has moved into your sign. If you've needed to wrap up some loose ends, you'll finally have the energy to step into a new era—whether that looks like making a career shift, editing your close circle, or embracing spontaneity. It's time to call a wrap on tendencies that no longer serve you so you can step out of your shell. If you find wading into new waters scary, start with small changes to your style. There's no better way to show you've emerged from the storm, born anew, than by investing in a wrap coat.

Throughout the fall/winter 2024 collections, we saw models donning dramatically draped coats with built-in scarves, billowing capes, and even extra-long scarfs swaddled around the shoulders. Refer to Lovechild 1979's, Alberta Ferretti's, Proenza Schouler's, Tibi's, The Garment's, and Bottega Veneta's shows. Each felt like a visual manifestation of an outer shell, making it the perfect fall trend for you.

The animal print trend shown on the runways of Baum und Pferdgarten, Michael Kors; Tory Burch, Tom Ford, Jacquemus, and Zimmermann.

(Image credit: Launchmetrics Spotlight; Pictured: Baum und Pferdgarten, Michael Kors, Tory Burch, Tom Ford, Jacquemus, and Zimmermann)

Leo, have you been feeling testy? You can blame the stars for that. Since your birthday season, the vibe has been giving "poke the bear." Spoiler: You're the bear. There's been so much happening astrologically, as Mercury spent much of its retrograde in your first house, Uranus is currently in retrograde in your 10th house of career, Mars has moved into your 12th house, and Pluto is retrograding through your seventh house of relationships to your sixth house of work and wellness. While these transits have brought up frustrations, please do not use them as an excuse to make rash decisions or communicate with others bluntly. Whatever feelings are coming up for you are meant to pique your curiosity so that you can question what changes you need to make in the coming months. If you take the time to tame some of those feelings, you can tap into the energy of the partial eclipse to explore new territories—whether that means pursuing an unexpected job opportunity, changing your relationship status, or embracing a few new trends.

With the latter, you'd benefit from channeling your wild side with animal print. Expanding beyond typical animal prints, we saw exotics come in the form of elegant separates made from crocodile-embossed leather, pony-hair textiles, textured cotton, and sheer organza throughout fall/winter 2024 collections. By embracing texture, designers explored another side of the animal-print trend, allowing you to embrace something different for yourself, too, Leo.

Jasmine Fox-Suliaman
Editor

Jasmine Fox-Suliaman is a fashion editor living in New York City. What began as a hobby (blogging on Tumblr) transformed into a career dedicated to storytelling through various forms of digital media. She started her career at the print publication 303 Magazine, where she wrote stories, helped produce photo shoots, and planned Denver Fashion Week. After moving to Los Angeles, she worked as MyDomaine's social media editor until she was promoted to work across all of Clique's publications (MyDomaine, Byrdie, and Who What Wear) as the community manager. Over the past few years, Jasmine has worked on Who What Wear's editorial team, using her extensive background to champion rising BIPOC designers, weigh in on viral trends, and profile stars such as Janet Mock and Victoria Monét. She is especially interested in exploring how art, fashion, and pop culture intersect online and IRL.