Fashion and home decor trends go hand in hand.  Check out these amazing interpretations of Fall lines via hgtv.com.

Lingerie-Inspired Femininity Prada’s lace-laden fall ‘08 collection plus the nude palettes from spring/summer ‘09 results in a mishmash of lingerie-inspired fall fashions with a distinct boudoir feel. Make this work in your home with pale shades, delicate edging, sheer fabrics and accessories like plump tassels and crystal doorknobs.

Strong Lines & Architecture Sharp shoulders, detailed cuffs (the baseboards of pants) and defined pleats are still on the runways for fall and it’s one trend that translates to your home pretty easily. Look for clean lines and angles, strong shapes and architectural details like decorative molding, trims and mirrors (to mimic the sheen of skyscraper windows)

80s Yep, it’s the decade that won’t go away - and why should it? Not all 80s fashions were horrendous (see Baby Boom for the best office wear ever) and the exuberant confidence of that money-flush decade translates into fashion fun and a sense of humor in the home. Look for brightly colored accessories with a youthful, punky vibe - think over-the-top pop and acid-washed inspired prints. It’s the perfect accent to add to kids’ rooms or a home office.

Masculine Mash-Up Fashion has always pushed the gender boundaries and this season is no different. Men’s suiting, pin-stripes, tweed and waistcoats were all spotted on the runway. Look for classic patterns like houndstooth, metallics like brushed nickel and silver and dark palettes including black and grey (big color this year).

Chunky Knits You can’t have fall without sweaters! This season, knits are chunkier and more substantial, all the better for wiling away hours curled up in front of a fire. Look for classic shades of grey, oatmeal and cream, thick cables and high quality materials.