Trust Monikh: 16 Chic Pieces I'm Considering Adding to My Winter Wardrobe
There are hundreds of thousands of influencers in the social ether, but only a handful we religiously follow because their style is just so on point. Our primary target is Monikh Dale—the London-based styling and shopping guru who tracks down the coolest buys from every corner of the retail world. Full of inspiring tips on rewearing investment items and finding the best high-street pieces, her Instagram feed and website are a veritable hotbed of things you’re going to want to purchase immediately (and will never regret). Each month, Monikh will share her new picks here, exclusively for you.
Get ready to elevate your fall wardrobe with my October edit. This season, it’s all about rich textures, deep hues, and layering to perfection. Think sleek leather jackets, cozy knits, and bold burgundy tones that add instant sophistication to your look. From effortless everyday layers to statement pieces, these must-haves will keep you on-trend and looking chic as the temperatures drop.
This October Edit is all about creating a versatile, mix-and-match wardrobe that lets you style effortlessly from day to night. With key pieces that can be worn in endless combinations, you’ll have no trouble staying on-trend this season. My hero look? Team a Leset khaki maxi dress with Massimo leather slippers, finished off with my go-to Daphine hair piece for an effortlessly chic fall ensemble.
See My Picks of the Month:
I saw one of the Olsen twins wearing a polo shirt in the summer and now I’m obsessed.
I bought the green version last year and wore it so much. The burgundy is also very on trend at the moment.
Such an easy piece to throw on. I’m wearing a large which just about goes over the bump!
When party season comes around just keep the outfit simple and add my hair piece.
This colour is gorgeous, plus I love the soft fabrication.
See My Shopping Picks From Previous Months:
I’m all about button-downs at the moment—they're the perfect layering pieces.
Brittany Bathgate wore this the other day, and I swore it was The Row.
A little injection of colour. Wear these with a long black coat and trainers when the weather's a little grey.
I'd wear this with a simple pair of straight-leg trousers and flip-flops.
It's time to add some burgundy to our wardrobes.
Yes, it’s a trend, but it's a good one.
I saw this a few weeks ago and stalked the site daily until it came into stock.
The silk skirt has become a recent staple for me and is an easy day to night piece.
My second collection for Daphine is here and I’m so obsessed. Each stone is handmade in India and named after the strong women in my family.
How delicate and beautiful is this? Even when paired with jeans and a tee.
My obsession with beads has reached new heights. I just bought one of these precious stone necklaces and haven’t taken it off since.
This story was originally published at an earlier date and has since been updated.
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