We love Jo Whiley’s colourful striped knit jumper, with the piece being the perfect way to add some bright and bold tones into your wardrobe this autumn.
Jo Whiley is known for her bold and colourful style, with her favouring striking pieces that draw attention and liven up every room she enters. And though her recent chocolate brown suit proved she's not immune to the draw of autumn's classic moodier shades, one of her throwback looks has reminded us that bright and bold colours should have their place in our autumn capsule wardrobes too.
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Knitted from 40% wool, this striped jumper from Whistles is a cool and effortlessly chic autumn piece that's guaranteed to keep you warm. The sleek fitted silhouette is both versatile and striking, with a subtle ribbed detailing around the neck, long raglan sleeves, and a ribbed hem making up a no fuss design you'll go back to time and time again.
Made up of a variety of pastel and colourful shades, this stunning striped jumper from Jack & Jones is sure to bring a bright pop of colour to your autumn wardrobe. Shoppers are raving about its 'soft' and 'warm' fabric as well as the way it's easy to wear thanks to the simple fitted silhouette, giving it an impressive four out of five stars on Amazon.
Knitwear isn't everyone's style but that doesn't mean you can't get in on the striped sweater action. This Anthropologie piece is a stunning and soft jumper with colour-blocked stripes and a relaxed, oversized fit for ultimate comfort. We love how the black lines keep the colour feeling wearable and reviewers can't get enough of it, with one saying they wear it all the time, 'dressing it up with a mini-skirt or down with jeans.'
As we head into the cooler months, there's already plenty of celebrity style inspiration out there to help us put together the perfect looks, with many celebs, like Jo, encouraging us to include more colour in our wardrobes.
From Stacey Dooley's striking Loewe Tote bag that offers the perfect pop of vibrant colour to the bold red of Cate Blanchett's striking monochrome ensemble, it appears this season isn't only about the deep hues we normally associate with cooler weather - though we're still suckers for burgundy and earthy tones too.
