The Best Fall 'Gilmore Girls' Episodes To Bookmark For Your Rewatch

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We can all agree that nothing comes close to the magic of Gilmore Girls fall. Rory's sweaters! The colorful leaves! The coffee! (There is so much coffee, I genuinely considered putting it twice just for emphasis.) Even if it's still warm where you live, you can get into the Stars Hollow spirit thanks to these fall Gilmore Girls episodes. Whether you choose a season 3 classic or a dramatic installment from season 7, you're in for a treat. Watch any, or all, of these Gilmore Girls episodes on Netflix now!

The Best Fall Gilmore Girls Episodes

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Season 1 Episode 1, "Pilot"

The very first episode of Gilmore Girls has ALL the fall vibes to me. Aside from Rory's timeless white cable knit sweater and the iconic "What do you need, hot tea? Coffee?" "Lipgloss." conversation, meeting the residents of Stars Hollow in the Gilmore Girls pilot will make saying goodbye to summer way easier.

Season 1 Episode 6, "Rory's Birthday Parties"

Rory's turning 16 but instead of one Sweet Sixteen, she gets two: a laidback party at home with all her friends (and plenty of feather boas), and a more formal party at Emily's home. Considering Rory's birthday is October 8 in the show, this is definitely a fall episode. But Rory's Stars Hollow party is so fun yet comforting that I'd get cozy vibes even if it happened in the middle of summer!

Season 1 Episode 7, "Kiss And Tell"

Rory and Dean finally share their first kiss (in Doose's — romantic!). And like any small town, all of Stars Hollow almost immediately finds out about it. Not only does this episode have my favorite Gilmore Girls quotes ("He kissed you and you said 'thank you?' Well that was very polite.") but it also features plenty of town square walks — fall foliage, pumpkins, and all.

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Season 2 Episode 4, “Road Trip to Harvard”

Roadtrips might be a popular summer activity, but this Gilmore Girl episode has fall written all over it. Lorelai and Rory take a roadtrip to Harvard, as the title suggests, and wind up staying at a very memorable bed and breakfast during their travels.

Season 2 Episode 5, “Nick & Nora/Sid & Nancy”

Stars Hollow is welcoming autumn, and all its traditions, in this season 2 episode. There are plenty of long sleeve shirts and flannels to go around, but this is also the episode that introduces us (and Rory) to Milo Ventimiglia's Jess. "Thank you Gilmore Girls," we all say in unison.

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Season 2 Episode 7, “Like Mother, Like Daughter”

In this Gilmore Girls fall episode, Headmaster Charleston gets Lorelai and Rory to be more engaged at Chilton. For Rory, this means getting accepted into a clique, while Lorelai winds up at a fashion show fundraiser — wearing matching outfits with Emily.

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Season 3 Episode 7, “They Shoot Gilmores, Don’t They”

This episode is one reason Gilmore Girls season 3 is my personal favorite season — and it's one of the top-rated episodes of the whole series on IMDb! The annual Stars Hollow dance marathon is back, and Lorelai and Rory will stop at nothing to win. But when Dean and Jess both wind up in the stands, things take a turn for the confrontational.

Season 3 Episode 8 “Let the Games Begin”

Rory and Lorelai are back on an Ivy League campus when Richard and Emily bring them on a Yale trip. The women are excited to see the sites, but are less thrilled when Richard reveals he arranged a surprise interview with the Dean of Admissions. There are pumpkins, there are sweaters, and, of course, there's plenty of coffee.

Season 3 Episode 9, “A Deep-Fried Korean Thanksgiving”

Nothing screams Rory and Lorelai like four Thanksgivings, which is exactly what happens in this Gilmore Girls episode. That, as well as Jackson and his friends deep frying a turkey in his front yard, will make this one of the most iconic TV episodes ever.

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Season 4 Episode 6, “An Affair to Remember”

Emily hires Sookie and Lorelai as the caterers for an office party, while Rory searches for a good place to study on campus. Remember when Rory finds the perfect study tree, then screams at another student when they sit under it? Yeah, that's this episode. Enough said.

Season 4 Episode 7, “The Festival of Living Art”

When Stars Hollow is asked to host a Festival of Living Art, everyone from Kirk to Taylor to Lane comes together to bring it to life in this fall Gilmore Girls episode. Like all town traditions, this one has a quirky and humorous start, but it comes together in a really breathtaking way.

Season 4 Episode 9, “Ted Koppel’s Big Night Out”

It's tailgate time! Rory and Paris join Richard and Emily for the Harvard-Yale football game, and there is literally nothing more autumnal than a bunch of school sweatshirts, Bloody Mary's, and football. I'm getting all nostalgic just thinking about it!

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Season 5 Episode 6, “Norman Mailer, I’m Pregnant!”

Rory's trying to find the perfect story for the Yale newspaper, and gets wind of the Life and Death Brigade — and its connection to Logan. Back in Stars Hollow, Sookie gets upset when the Dragonfly Inn's accountant suggests they drop the lunch menu.

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Season 5 Episode 7, “You Jump, I Jump Jack”

Logan welcomes Rory into a Life and Death Brigade camping trip. But don't get it twisted: there might be tents, but there are also nice cots, ballgowns, and death-defying stunts. This is how we all spent sophomore year of college, right?

Season 5 Episode 8, “The Party’s Over”

Rory's Sweet Sixteen wasn't the last party she gets from Emily. In this Gilmore Girls fall episode, Emily and Richard team up to introduce Rory to more young men after learning she's back together with Dean, which leads to Rory and Dean officially breaking up, and Logan and Rory taking another step toward their future relationship.

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Season 6 Episode 7, “Twenty-One is the Loneliest Number”

Emily throws Rory a sophisticated 21st birthday party, but it's nothing like what Rory has always dreamed of. While I love a party episode, no amount of impeccable Gilmore Girls fall vibes could fix the fact this one takes place during Lorelai and Rory's fight.

Season 6 Episode 8, "Let Me Hear Your Balalaikas Ringing Out"

A recently-published Jess returns to join Rory and Logan for dinner, get under Logan's skin, and ask Rory "WHY did you DROP out of YALE?" And it's this one conversation that seems to remind Rory of why she wanted to go to school in the first place, and she re-enrolls.

Season 6 Episode 10 “He’s Slippin’ ‘Em Bread…Dig?”

Thanksgiving is here again, and this time, Luke's sister Liz is determined to fix a wonderful, Martha Stewart-level feast, while Christopher surprises Lorelai and Rory with news. One cool detail about this fall Gilmore Girls episode is that Carole King, who sings the theme song "Where You Lead," makes a guest appearance as Sophie, Stars Hollow's music shop owner!

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Season 7 Episode 6, “Go Bulldogs!”

Lorelai and Christopher visit Rory during Yale's Parents' Weekend and run into Emily and Richard. Unfortunately, Christopher then makes a mess of the day when he tries to prove he's a cool dad. Luke (who's actually our favorite Stars Hollow dad) meets April's swim coach and asks her out.

Season 7 Episode 7, “French Twist”

It's Gilmore Girls meets Emily in Paris when Christopher and Lorelai bring Chris' daughter Gigi to Paris. Rory and her friends spend a girls' night in Stars Hollow. I wish we could all spend a girls' night in Stars Hollow!

Season 7 Episode 9, “Knit People Knit”

The latest Stars Hollow marathon involves knitting needles and lots of yarn. But when Christopher's donation helps the event reach their goal, it ends up shutting down. Luke asks for equal parental rights when he realizes Anna is moving April to New Mexico. Despite all the drama this episode holds, the coziness of the knitathon warms me right down to my toes!

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Gilmore Girls: A Year In The Life, “Fall”

Aptly named "Fall," this fall Gilmore Girls episode is almost like a mini movie, and there are plenty of nostalgic callbacks. Rory and Dean run into each other in Doose's, and Rory joins the Life and Death Brigade for one final adventure.

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Think of the most quotable movies you know, and there's a good chance The Devil Wears Prada makes the list. Meryl Streep's Miranda Priestly is just that iconic. The Academy Award-winning actress perfected the movie's balance of biting edge, style, and hidden vulnerability to create a character that is one in a million — and it looks like we could see even more of her thanks to a new The Devil Wears Prada sequel in the works!

News of the sequel first broke in July 2024, right after Emily Blunt actually said the cast would be "good" without a sequel and simply cherishing the first movie. Well it looks like we need to head back into our closets for all the cerulean belts and Chanel boots we can find. Here's everything you need to know about The Devil Wears Prada 2!

Is the original cast returning for The Devil Wears Prada sequel?

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While both Emily Blunt and Anne Hathaway have agreed in the past that it makes sense for Andy's story to end with the first movie, Emily recently teased her return during the American Institute for Stuttering Gala on September 16. “It’s cool,” she tells People.

“I just wanna get some good eye makeup going again,” she continues, before joking that maybe her character Emily will come down with another stomach flu. “I’m hoping for that.”

Anne, however, isn't sure what the story would look like in the modern digital age. “I don’t know if there can be [a sequel],” she said on a 2022 episode of The View (via Deadline). “I just think that movie was in a different era. Now everything’s gone so digital and that movie is centered around the concept of producing a physical thing and it’s just, it’s just very different.”

“Sometimes things should be cherished and preserved in this bubble and it’s okay,” Emily Blunt told Josh Horowitz in February 2024 (via People).

Is there The Devil Wears Prada 2?

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Yes, it looks like we're finally getting a The Devil Wears Prada sequel! The original movie came out in 2006, and fans have hoped for another installment ever since Andy ditched Miranda in Paris.

The OG movie's screenwriter Aline Brosh McKenna is reportedly back for round 2, as is director David Frankel and producer Wendy Finerman, according to Deadline.

What book is the sequel to Devil Wears Prada?

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The second The Devil Wears Prada book is called Revenge Wears Prada: The Devil Returns — and there's a good chance this will become the second The Devil Wears Prada movie! The book follows Andy, who's finally at the top of her game. She's a successful magazine editor, she's engaged, and her relationship with Emily is better than ever. But when Miranda Priestly makes a grand return, she flips Andy's life upside down...again.

Stay tuned for more news on The Devil Wears Prada sequel and read up on This Deleted Scene from The Devil Wears Prada Will Completely Change the Way You See Miranda Priestly for more.

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After 2 hours worth of coffee runs, approximately 47 minutes of suffering an intense sugar rush, and a spout of indigestion I’ll certainly be regretting later, I’ve found the best PSL— and it's likely not what you think.

Pumpkin spice season started excruciatingly early this year, with chains like Starbucks, Dunkin', and Krispy Kreme popping out with their fall menus starting August 12. Now that fall is finally setting in in my neck of the woods, I don’t feel entirely out of character ordering a PSL. Hence, a taste test was born.

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I traveled to four of the most popular coffee chains that got ahead of the PSL game this season: Starbucks, Dunkin’, Krispy Kreme, and Dutch Bros. Not only did I set out to find the best-tasting PSL (though taste is a huge factor), I also wanted to see how they measured up in terms of price. Coffee is not always cheap these days! Scroll on to discover the best PSL you can order, according to my taste test.

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Starbucks

Order: Tall hot PSL

Cost: $5.75

If there’s one thing I can count on from a Starbucks PSL, it’s comfort. Maybe it’s the nostalgia in me, but that first sip is always soothing. Starbucks’ classic PSL is perfectly sweet, but there’s not a ton of spice. I do really enjoy how creamy the pumpkin spice flavor is – likely because they use a thick pumpkin sauce as opposed to a syrup.

I ordered a hot PSL in a tall size for my taste test (because I knew my stomach couldn’t, well, stomach three more standard-sized PSLs), though I wished I had requested a grande. Larger sizes at Starbucks are crafted with more espresso, so I didn’t get a ton of coffee notes from the tall swig that only had one shot. After a solid 5-minute sip session, I have to grant Starbucks’ PSL 3.5/5 stars. The lack of a caffeinated coffee punch and a wild abundance of orange (the drink’s color is quite jarring) left me no choice but to knock off some points.

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Dunkin’

Order: Small hot PSL

Cost: $5.19

Dunkin’s PSL is definitely worth skipping. Now, don’t get me wrong, I’m a Dunkin’ girly through and through (their Dunkalatte is bangin’), but upon first sip of their PSL, I gagged – I can’t lie. Their PSL is way too sweet and literally just tastes like syrup. Transparently, I tasted a lot more vanilla than pumpkin flavor (and a hint of candle fragrance), which was disappointing, given the drink is literally called Pumpkin Spice Latte.

I felt like I needed to take a big breath and touch grass after drinking it. To top it off, the little espresso I detected the drink tasted very bitter and burnt. For the money I spent, I can definitively say it’s not worth it. It’s gonna be 1/5 stars for me, thanks!

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Dutch Bros

Order: Small hot PSL

Cost: $4.85

Next on my taste test was Dutch Bros. I don’t often make a beeline to this coffee chain, but I was pretty loyal to them in college (for the Cocomo alone), so my hopes were fairly high. I ordered a small hot PSL – and it was definitely pumpkiny. Concerningly pumpkiny, even. Their pumpkin flavor read more savory than sweet in my opinion, which I think could offer a fun and refreshing sip when you’re tired of downing super-sweet drinks.

At this point in the taste test, I was tweaking hard from all the sugar and caffeine I had consumed, but the depth of flavor with Dutch Bros’ PSL ultimately impressed me. The best part was I wasn’t missing out on the espresso at all! The espresso was extremely prevalent even in the small-sized drink. I’m not sure I would order it again since my nearest Dutch Bros is 20 minutes from home, but it certainly earned my stamp of approval. That’s a 4/5 star rating for you, Dutch.

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Krispy Kreme

Order: Small hot PSL

Cost: $2.59

I fear that Krispy Kreme is a true underdog when it comes to breakfast and coffee, especially their PSL. Krispy Kreme’s PSL tasted scarily similar to Starbucks, though it wasn’t as devilishly sweet. After sipping on it, I can confidently say I absolutely prefer this less-sweet version. I was honestly so shocked at how good it was – I sat in my car with my jaw dropped for a good moment. For only $2.59, I felt it was too good to be true. The drink was hot, fresh, and flavorful, and the low price made it all the better. Krispy Kreme’s pumpkin flavoring wasn’t extremely in my face, though I still got the pumpkiny effect that’s perfect for the season. If you’re a ride-or-die Starbucks fan, you need to make your way to Krispy Kreme. Trust me. I’m granting it 4.5/5 stars – and we have a winner, baby!

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There's no doubt that out of all the TV moms I've seen over the years, Lorelai Gilmore is one of the absolute best. At first glance, the Gilmore Girls leading lady might seem like the best mom ever just because she's fun, but it's way more than that. Lorelai totally understands and cares about Rory, and takes an interest in things she's interested in. She works hard to provide for their life in Stars Hollow, and can turn any horrible situation into something that feels more like an adventure (like getting the worst seats at a concert or staying up all night to study). But she's also not afraid to stand up for the people she cares about, even if it means making a scene. TLDR; I love Lorelai with my whole heart. Here are 6 moments that prove just how incredible Lorelai is.

She Believes In Second Chances

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Lorelai is pretty vocal about how she thinks growing up with Richard and Emily Gilmore left her feeling stifled. So it's no surprise she encourages Rory to make her own decisions based on her own opinions. Does Rory end up making some pretty wild mistakes? Yes. But is Lorelai always there to help Rory figure out what happens next? Also yes.

One of my favorite moments comes from season 6, when Lorelai writes a letter encouraging Rory to give Logan another chance. Even though Lor and Logan don't necessarily get along, Lorelai understands that falling in love is "elusive and all-encompassing," and is a firm believer in second chances.

That's why when Lorelai tells Rory "when you fall under [love's] intoxicating spell, you have little recourse but to live out its devices. If you love this boy, maybe you want to give it another chance?" it's even more impactful.

Lorelai Always Comforts Rory, Even When She Messes Up

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Both Gilmore girls are far from perfect, but one of their shining attributes is that, except for The Fight in season 5, they're always there for each other. And that includes when Rory messes up. At the end of season 4, Rory loses her virginity to Dean, who's still married to Lindsay. After a brief fight, Rory runs outside to call Dean, but breaks down in tears when Lindsay answers the phone. Lorelai tries to comfort her and get Rory to come back inside to talk, but Rory's the one who runs away.

Lorelai in no way excuses Rory's behavior, but the fact that she's willing to sideline the disagreement for a moment to make sure Rory's okay shows that her top priority is, and always will be, taking care of her daughter.

She's Confident & Unashamed

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We recently broke down all the reasons Lorelai is Brat Summer personified, and her attitude is just another reason to love her. Not only does her perseverance, optimistic hope, and dedication pave the way for professional achievements like The Dragonfly Inn, but it's also a shining light for the whole series.

As someone whose personality is more similar to Rory's, every time I rewatch Gilmore Girls, Lorelai teaches me something new about what it means to be unashamedly myself. She reminds me just how fun it is to celebrate the quirkiest parts of myself, and her confidence makes me feel like I can be more confident.

Lorelai Takes Lane Under Her Wing

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We've talked at length about how the Gilmore Girls writers could have done so much better with Lane Kim's storyline. Even creator Amy Sherman-Palladino, who wasn't involved with GG season 7, revealed she would have preferred Lane's story turn out different. But one thing I do love about Lane's story is how much she clicks with Lorelai.

Lorelai loves talking with Lane, and giving her guidance when she asks for it. She's more than happy to spend time together, which I think is all Lane really wants from Mrs. Kim. And just like she talks with Rory about books and schools, Lorelai bonds with Lane over music, giving Lane a space to feel creative and inspired. Plus, she even plans Lane's bachelorette party! (Which also goes to show Rory takes Lane for granted too...)

Rory and Lane are both incredibly independent women, but it never hurts to know someone has your back.

She Knows When To Wallow

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Whether you're getting over a breakup or you're just having a bad day, I think it's important to know when to wallow (AKA, when to indulge in your comfort foods & comfort TV shows, and let yourself rest). And Lorelai agrees. Knowing how painful heartbreak can be, Lorelai encourages Rory to take it easy after Dean breaks up with her for the first time...but goes along with Rory's productive Saturday list anyway.

And when Rory's finally ready to wallow with a bucket of ice cream? Lorelai kisses her on the forehead and wraps her arms around her (after ordering a pizza, of course).

She Celebrates Simple Moments

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And finally, Loreali's ability to turn ordinary life moments into extraordinary memories might just be the best thing about her. This is something my own mom did a phenomenal job of, whether we were having a grand Thanksgiving sleepover on the living room floor or turning a family night into a sushi extravaganza. Lorelai's version of those moments? Turning the first snowfall of the year into a beautiful celebration, embarking on a grand Harvard road trip, and throwing the most epic Sweet Sixteen. And those moments are just as special for us as they are for Rory.

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Upon scrolling through H&M's countless new arrivals, I found some of the greatest dresses that I couldn't wait to share! This season is seriously good — there are so many on-trend, good quality, affordable pieces that are ideal for every occasion this fall. So after scrolling through the hundreds of options, I narrowed it down to 13 perfect fall dresses that are sure to be your new fave outfits this autumn. Get ready to hit 'add to cart' because you won't be able to resist these flattering, trendy items!

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Knit Sweater Dress

A basic, knit dress is a staple that will carry you through the fall season given all the various ways to style it! One of my favorite looks for a dress like this is to pair it with knee high boots and a thick, wool trench coat! This one will be sure to make you look like a chic, cold-weather style icon! Love this one!

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Long Chiffon Dress

Bring on the boho chic fall — I'm all about it! I can't wait to buy dresses like this to live out my ethereal, fall dreams! This dress is whimsical, but it doesn't feel too out there to wear to dinner with your in-laws! I love the neutral color, paired with the flowing sleeves and cut. Definitely will be a popular pick this season!

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V Neck Dress

Everything about this look screams fall to me, from the unique floral pattern to the flowy boho sleeves to the overall fit itself. I can already see it on Pinterest paired with the perfect knee high boots and socks. Definitely grab this one if you're wanting to go for that effortless, chic look!

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Burgundy Mini Dress

This burgundy mini dress is a great example of how fall style does not have to be boring or one-note! You can play with the typical autumnal color palette through textures, prints, and interesting designs. This dress has a busy print that is super fun, and it allows you to go simple with the accessories, yet still make a statement! Not into this particular pattern? There are three others to choose from to suit your needs!

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Embroidered Dress

Another gorgeous boho look, but mini style! The puff sleeves give off an airy vibe, and the embroidery add a subtle unique element to the design. If you really wanna double down on the western vibes that are so boho adjacent, I love this dress styled with some cowboy boots, similar to the above look!

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Tie-Belt Dress

Nothing says "fall" like a classic shirt dress! These are a great go-to when you've gotta get ready for work in a snap, or for when you're bopping from the farmer's market to brunch with the girls. A shirt dress like this is truly so versatile, and super flattering! This earthy green tone is essential for your fall wardrobe this year, so be sure to grab it ASAP!

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Red Knit Dress

Red is the "it" color of the season — specifically, this bright, ruby red color. So, if you're looking to make a statement, then opt for this striking red knit dress, and make sure to accessorize with some chunky jewelry as shown above! Already adding this one to cart as we speak!

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Tie-Belt Crêpe Dress

Again, I just love an autumnal floral pattern! This dusty blue color paired with the lovely flowers on the flowy maxi silhouette are stylish and airy and exactly what you need for the boho chic fall look! Plus, the tie waist is so flattering, giving a nice shape to this loose style.

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Boucle Jacket Dress

Did someone say, "Tom Ford-era Gucci" — because this is definitely it! This kind of boucle dress that gives off a jacket vibe is just the style I'm going for this fall! Plus, the burgundy bag shown above is a great cheaper alternative to a lot of Gucci's newest arrivals! I plan styling this one with some heeled slingbacks for a sophisticated look this season!

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Fine Knit Dress

French girl fall is always in style, and I can't wait to recreate some inspired looks for the aesthetic! Starting off with this collared knit dress here, I would style it with the quintessential French shoe: heeled Mary Janes! Make sure to add some French girl beauty products for the full look!

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Rib Knit Dress

In case you're wanting to invest in some classic, staples for the fall, this knit green dress is just for you! Knit dresses are a daily essential for me in the fall — they can take me straight from work, to a night out, or a casual dinner at a restaurant. They're extremely versatile, and very comfortable to wear; even all day!

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V Neck Dress

I'm loving all things burgundy this season, and this dress caught my eye for the luxe style and shape of the dress. It has a beautiful cut that hugs the body, and gold detailing at the shoulders for a high-end look that will have people thinking it's way more expensive than it is. This is sure to be your new date night dress — and even makes for a great wedding guest dress! — for the coming months!

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Sheer Tie Neck Dress

Obvi, we had to add another bohemian option since it's so in style right now. This dusty blue color is really love is for the season, too — perfectly breaking up the reds and clays and burnt oranges you've already stocked up on. I love this dress styled with black boots like above. I honestly can't wait to start incorporating these boho vibes into my wardrobe all season long!

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In the spirit of The Office reboot and the potential Modern Family reunion, fans of Parks and Rec have been begging for their favorite stars to reunite. (And by "fans," we're talking about ourselves). We can thank the show for Galentine's Day, Treat Yourself Thursdays, and a brand new Parks and Recreation cast reunion! At the premiere for Marvel's new show Agatha All Along, series stars Kathryn Hahn and Aubrey Plaza were joined on the purple carpet by Amy Poehler and Adam Scott.

Amy and Adam played Leslie Knope and Ben Wyatt on the NBC sitcom, which ran from 2009-2015. Aubrey played fan-favorite April Ludgate while Kathryn frequently guest starred as Jen Barkley. And this reunion IMMEDIATELY gave us the same dose of serotonin that our favorite Parks and Rec episodes do. Check out the adorable video below!

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"Members of the Pawnee Parks & Rec Department have arrived at the premiere of #AgathaAllAlong," the official Marvel Studios Instagram account said in a video of Kathryn Hahn, Aubrey Plaza, Adam Scott, and Amy Poehler laughing on the carpet. In the spooky spirit of the Marvel title, the three women wore gorgeous black dresses while Adam opted for jeans, a button down, and a blazer.

"That was insane," Aubrey Plaza told Entertainment Tonight. "I had no idea that was gonna happen...I knew Amy was here [but] I didn't know Adam was coming. Look, you can't stop it. The Parks and Rec buddies are never gonna fail."

While Aubrey's April shared plenty of screen time with Leslie (especially after joining Leslie's City Council campaign), she never actually got to act alongside Katheryn Hahn.

Kathryn told The Hollywood Reporterthat working with Aubrey Plaza “was a dream. We had never had any scenes together in Parks and Rec, I think we passed each other in hallways, but for this to be the first time we really worked together was incredible. I think she’s such an extraordinary actor so to be able to play with her like this was so fun.”

As surprising as the Parks and Recreation cast reunion (and Aubrey Plaza and Kathryn Hahn's team up on Agatha All Along) was, this isn't the first time the cast has talked about getting back together.

Chris Pratt told E! News that he misses his character Andy, who married April in season 3, just as much as fans do. “I would love [a reboot]. I know I would do it...It films like 10 minutes from my house, so that would be dope.”

“I’ll speak for everybody and say we would all do it,” Amy Poehler told Ellen DeGeneres in 2018. “I think we’d all do it someday, it’d be amazing.”

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