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For Fall 2002 accessories, dainty is a don't. Designers scaled up with oversize bags, floor-sweeping scarves, and fuzzy, furry vests that look like they came straight off the back of an errant yeti. Boots are still the footwear of choice, with a wealth of options—laced, hooked or raised to thigh-heights. The top note, though, came by way of a long-neglected category: the hat, which showed up variously as a woolly tam, a plush mink topper and a jaunty men's fedora.—Laird Borrelli
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| Generous carryalls are the way to go for Fall.
Above: Luella
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| Boots of all genres are still Fall's favored footwear.
Above: Michael Kors
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| Sophisticated hats made a splashy comeback.
Above: Carolina Herrera
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| Long scarves swept through the collections.
Above: Marc by Marc Jacobs
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| A new, warm and fuzzy alternative to jackets.
Above: Balenciaga
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