I’m an etiquette coach – 6 elegant wardrobe staples to wear for an ‘old money autumn’ and a trend that looks tacky

An etiquette expert has revealed the six essential pieces that will elevate your fall look.

The elegance professional also warned her followers not to rely on kitschy style trends this fall.

TikTok user and elegance expert Amira shared her fashion recommendations and no-go looks for fall with her followers

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TikTok user and elegance expert Amira shared her fashion recommendations and no-go looks for fall with her followersPhoto credit: TikTok/amira.bessette
Amira recommended investing in a tweed blazer this fall to create a sophisticated look

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Amira recommended investing in a tweed blazer this fall to create a sophisticated lookPhoto credit: Getty

In her VideoTikTok user Amira Bessette (@amira.bessette) shared her “favorite elegant fall basics” that embody “old money fall.”

As a first suggestion, she advised her viewers to invest in a tweed blazer.

And for the colder autumn days, Amira recommended purchasing a long, straight-cut coat.

She also showed her audience the type of pants she should pair for a classy fall look.

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Amira revealed that the tight-fitting breeches, so-called jodhpurs, can enhance any autumn outfit.

To complete your elegant fall look, she recommended adding a pair of tall, block-heeled boots.

Amira advised her followers to complement her look with a pair of cashmere-lined leather gloves.

And to complete your cashmere look, she suggested investing in a quality scarf.

In a second Videothe etiquette enthusiast shared the tacky trends that can hinder your classic look.

In her first no-go part, Amira advised her followers against teddy coats.

She explained: “Yes, they are very charming, but they are not part of the elegant style.”

“There’s just no way you can ever make them look elegant, even as everyday wear.”

The fashion expert also advised her followers to wear long, straight-cut coats and tall, block-heeled boots to create a sophisticated look

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The fashion expert also advised her followers to wear long, straight-cut coats and tall, block-heeled boots to create a sophisticated lookPhoto credit: Getty
Amira suggested avoiding teddy coats as, in her opinion, they did not fit into the elegant wardrobe

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Amira suggested avoiding teddy coats as, in her opinion, they did not fit into the elegant wardrobePhoto credit: Getty

Amira also recommended avoiding light blue jeans, especially when combined with ankle boots or over-the-knee boots.

To avoid the “terrible” look, she suggested opting for white, navy or faded blue jeans.

Next, Amira discussed a popular trend that she doesn’t recommend for those opting for a dressy style.

She said about Lederhosen: “[They] They look very cheap, even though I know they aren’t, but they just remind me of latex.

Amira also advised her followers against wearing chunky knit scarves in cold weather.

Although she admitted they look “incredibly warm and cozy,” she recommended only wearing them at home.

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Finally, Amira revealed the popular sweater print, which she says looks tacky.

“I know some say it looks elegant, but I just don’t see it and would definitely avoid that type of print,” she said.

The etiquette coach said that leather pants look cheap to her, even if they aren't

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The etiquette coach said that leather pants look cheap to her, even if they aren’tPhoto credit: Getty
Amira recommended wearing a chunky knit scarf only in the privacy of your own home

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Amira recommended wearing a chunky knit scarf only in the privacy of your own homePhoto credit: Getty

Emma James

Emma James is a USTimesPost U.S. News Reporter based in London. His focus is on U.S. politics and the environment. He has covered climate change extensively, as well as healthcare and crime. Emma James joined USTimesPost in 2023 from the Daily Express and previously worked for Chemist and Druggist and the Jewish Chronicle. He is a graduate of Cambridge University. Languages: English. You can get in touch with me by emailing emmajames@ustimespost.com.

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