For a more refined ensemble with T-shirts, consider the jacket style currently favored by millennials, garnering approval from some, but disdain from Gen Z.
Kerane Marcellus, a New York-based writer who joined our platform team in 2025, has recently published an article that takes fashion enthusiasts on a journey through Tessa Thompson's stylish fall outfit.
At the Through Her Lens: The Tribeca Chanel Women's Filmmaker Program Luncheon in NYC, Thompson donned an article, vintage, oversize Chanel tweed jacket that caught Marcellus' eye. The writer, who normally dislikes tweed jackets, found herself appreciating this unique piece.
Thompson paired the tweed jacket with oversize gray striped pants, a graphic Fiona Apple T-shirt, loafers, and a patent leather, quilted Chanel handbag in a rich burgundy hue. The oversize fit of the tweed jacket made it look equal parts Gen Z dressy-casual and millennial sophisticated.
The outfit, which has inspired many, is reminiscent of the fashion trends found in articles such as "The Easy-Yet-Elevated Outfit Formula Fashion People Will Be Wearing Straight Into Fall" and "If minimal effort, maximum style is your vibe, then these 29 cool items from Gap deserve a spot in your outfit rotation."
Marcellus suggests that Gen Z and millennials who want to re-create Thompson's outfit can shop for similar article jackets. For those who prefer a more affordable fashion approach, they can take notes from the article titled "Everything in an article titled My Mom Only Shops Affordable Fashion is under $100."
In her latest article, titled "The First Step to Dressing Like a Parisian This Fall: Wear This Pant Trend With Your Going-Out Tops, Taking notes from Marion Cotillard," Marcellus offers more fashion inspiration and tips.
Fashion, according to Marcellus, is a form of expression that everyone should feel encouraged to take part in. As she writes in her articles, it's all about finding what suits your style and making it your own. So, whether you're popping into Zara to shop for a new fall jacket, like Marcellus did, or browsing through vintage stores for unique pieces like Thompson, remember that fashion is a way to express yourself and have fun.
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