Accessories aren’t the only way to upgrade your fall outfits — the textures you wear can also turn them into an eye-catching ensemble.

Celebrity fashion stylist Anna Lavo (who has dressed Meredith Marks and Summer House’s Ciara Miller) tells PEOPLE what textures you should be investing in for fall to create a “visually rich” look. For Lavo, incorporating textures into an outfit isn’t hard. “The trick is knowing when to stop,” she says. “Great styling is about balance, not excess. When you pair contrasting fabrics thoughtfully, you create dimension; when you overdo it, you lose polish.”

Below, we found pieces in Amazon’s fashion department to help you incorporate these textures into your wardrobe — and pieces start at $15.

Celebrity Stylist-Approved Textured Clothing

Sidefeel Corduroy Wide-Leg Pants

Lavo says that corduroy “gives structure, warmth, and a tactile richness that plays well with smoother textures.” She adds that this fabric works especially well in “wide-leg pants, skirts, and outerwear.”

This Amazon style has a relaxed, structured look, a double-button closure, and a pleated front that gives it a more tailored feel. Wear them with a smooth button-down shirt to the office or with a simple T-shirt to run errands.

Ly Varey Lin Faux Shearling Moto Jacket

Lavo has been seeing faux fur and shearling everywhere this season — most commonly along the trim, collar, and lining of jackets and accessories. She finds the material adds “drama, texture contrast, and coziness” to outfits.

This moto jacket can act as a snuggly layer that’s packed with style, including a fuzzy trim and a built-in adjustable belt. It can easily be paired with wide-leg jeans or a silky skirt for a more dressed-up appearance.

Damipow Silky Blouse

“Shiny, fluid materials that normally feel more evening are being integrated into daywear,” Lavo explains. When integrated into your autumn outfits, she says, “They bring softness and light to fall’s heavier textures.” This blouse is made from a smooth satin material that’s lightweight and will make even casual pants look elegant.

Trendy Queen Oversized Cable-Knit Sweater

Quality knitwear is “key” for your wardrobe, according to Lavo. That’s because they “aren’t just for layering, they’re a centerpiece” of your outfit. Plus, the heavy material can keep you warm when your home’s heater isn’t enough. This chunky pullover is a best-seller at Amazon with more than 7,000 sweaters purchased this month.

Grapent Faux Leather Flare Pants

“Leather instantly adds structure and edge, whether in jackets, pants, or accessories,” she says. When styling it, she suggests pairing it with softer textures such as silk, knit, and cotton pieces — all of which can easily go with this under-$40 option.

R.Vivimos Ruffled Asymmetric Velvet Blazer

If you want a luxurious feel that’ll also keep you warm, Lavo says you’ll want to wear velvet. The soft shimmer can make everything from a jacket to sweatpants look elegant. Take this jacket, which doesn’t look like a typical tailored blazer. The piece has an asymmetrical hem that’s complete with dainty ruffle detailing.

Allegra K Faux Suede Jacket

“Suede is having a strong resurgence,” according to Lavo. And she says it’s not just in jackets and boots, but in bags, accessories, and even trims. She suggests looking for rich earth tones like “moss green (and) burgundy” along with “unexpected silhouettes.” This jacket comes in a range of colors, including soft browns and natural tones. “Even though it’s lightweight, it keeps me warm and is very functional,” one shopper wrote.

Idealsanxun Tweed Pencil Skirt

“Especially for fall and winter, tweed never truly goes out of style. It’s a symbol of classic tailoring and sophistication (think Chanel-inspired textures),” Lavo explains. You can wear this pencil skirt to the office, and it’s made with a back slit, so it moves with you while you commute to work.