Falling for fashion!

BAROQUE EMBELLISHMENT Johannah, The Post’s fashion market specialist says: The elaborate baroque trend stood out like nothing else on the fall runways, and Dolce & Gabbana represented the trend in the most fanciful ways possible — with feminine black-and-white lace, elaborate gold embroidery and pretty headbands and earrings to complete the look. So I knew this ASOS number was going to be my knockout dress for fall as soon as I spotted it. It’s an affordable ode to my favorite over-the-top designer greats, such as Dolce & Gabbana and Versace. * “Leonardo da Vinci” print dress, $81 at asos.com * “Mirrored Court” heels, $99.90 at zara.com * “Flora” pouchette, $695 at Tory Burch, 797 Madison Ave. * Miriam Salat ring, $318, and earrings, $368, both at Henri Bendel, 712 Fifth Ave. Elizabeth Lippman

BAROQUE EMBELLISHMENT Anahita, The Post’s fashion stylist says: Finally! If there ever was a trend that personifies my aesthetic, it would be this bijoux-tiful one: Designers offered up super-embellished looks aplenty, and some of my favorites were the tiara-topped frocks at Oscar de la Renta, as well as the luxe leathers from Balmain. I paired this beautifully cut leather jacket with sequin-dipped hot pants and couldn’t be more ready to rock an all-nighter. Leaving behind a trail of glitter, of course. * J Brand moto jacket, $1,395 at shopbop.com * Alice + Olivia by Stacey Bendet “Pixie” sequined crop-top, $396 at Alice + Olivia, 80 W. 40th St. * Embroidered shorts, $125 at topshop.com * “BB” pumps, $595 at Manolo Blahnik, 31 W. 54th St. * “Dorka” studded clutch, $45 at aldoshoes.com * Black cabochon tiara, $550 at oscardelarenta.com Elizabeth Lippman

HIGH VOLUME Anahita says: Bigger shapes are in for fall, but that doesn’t mean this trend can’t be done with a polished twist. Take this ASOS bubble skirt: It’s full of volume and sharp edges, but by pairing it with a soft, fitted cardigan, the finished result is streamlined and pretty. Details such as the embellished Peter Pan collar and gem-encrusted sandals are also on trend, and are an easy way to add some sparkle to your look. * Marc by Marc Jacobs cardigan, $298 at Bloomingdale’s, 1000 Third Ave. * “Extreme Puffball” skirt, $63 at asos.com * Heels, $110 at topshop.com * Anton Heunis ring, $148, and earrings, $78, both at Henri Bendel, 712 Fifth Ave. Elizabeth Lippman

HIGH VOLUME Johannah says: Skintight clothing is not my thing, so when the models sauntered down the Cynthia Rowley runway sporting oversized coats, sweaters, dresses — even coveralls — I was beyond happy and couldn’t wait to embrace the “volume” trend. By pumping up the size and adding a few embellishments, this oversized classic sweatshirt is brought to the next level in casual chic. * Baubled knit pullover, $330 at Cynthia Rowley, 376 Bleecker St. * Skirt, $295, similar styles available at cynthiarowley.com * Belle by Sigerson Morrison “Marilyn” heels, $295 at Bloomingdale’s * Layered gold ring, $125 at Alexis Bittar, 1100 Madison Ave. * Stolen Girlfriends Club gold-plated heart ring, $194 at Pixie Market, 100 Stanton St Elizabeth Lippman

MIXED PRINTS Johannah says: Extreme prints are huge this fall but if you don’t know how to mix them right, it could be disastrous. Luckily, most designers know this and help you out by creating a variety of complementary prints to mix-and-match. Suno — designed by Erin Beatty and Max Osterweis — is one of my favorite brands and this black-and-white ensemble is a perfect example of their quirky work. It’s right in tune with the current craze, but will transition into many seasons to come. * Suno military jacket, $695 at sunony.com * Suno dress, $395 at Bird, 220 Smith St., Brooklyn * Booties, $1,295 at Nicholas Kirkwood, 807 Washington St. Elizabeth Lippman

MIXED PRINTS Anahita says: Mixing head-to-toe prints is no easy feat, so build a look from a brand you love. For me, that’s Ostwald Helgason — a London-based label designed by Susanne Ostwald and Ingvar Helgason — whose eclectic aesthetic is having a major moment. And even though button-up blouses are not my thing, this one has a unique pattern that pairs beautifully with this showstopping striped skirt. In rich autumnal hues, it’s just too good not to try. Consider me obsessed. * Ostwald Helgason shirt, $470 at Opening Ceremony, 35 Howard St. * Ostwald Helgason skirt, $755 at Owen, 809Washington St. * “Tessa” heels, $750 at Jimmy Choo, 645 Fifth Ave. * Auden necklace, $328 at Henri Bendel * Lanvin “Danseuses”Swarovski crystal ring, $550 at net-a-porter.com Elizabeth Lippman