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    Amber Waves

    “To know the universe itself as a road,” wrote the Beats’ poetic elder, Walt Whitman. And like the free-flowing prose of Ginsberg and Kerouac, the road trip has become part of the American tradition.

    Rodarte alpaca cardigan and striped dress; Neiman Marcus, Beverly Hills. Falke socks. Robert Clergerie T-strap heels. On Hedlund: Billy Reid Heirloom shirt. J.Crew khakis.

    Fashion Editor: Tonne Goodman.

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    Don

    In Walter Salles’s film version of On the Road (out in December), Hedlund plays Dean Moriarty, Kerouac’s thinly veiled depiction of the charismatic wanderer Neal Cassady, Pied Piper to the best minds of a generation.

    Mulberry sheepskin coat, $3,500; Mulberry, NYC. Etro gray wool knit sweater, $974; Etro, NYC. Michael Kors mohair skirt, $1,495; select Michael Kors stores. On him: Polo Ralph Lauren jacket. Band of Outsiders plaid shirt.

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    This Land Is Your Land

    These clothes are classics of autumn, with roots in mid-century: plaids and checks and other solid woolens that are as all-American as the uniform of a parochial-school girl or a soldier.

    Ralph Lauren Collection wool-and-alpaca coat, $3,928; select Ralph Lauren stores.

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    Without a Map

    The purpose of the Beats’ road trips was purposelessness—just a driving urge to meet each moment as raw, unfiltered experience.

    Moncler Grenoble sweater, $625; Moncler boutiques. On him: Aspesi shirt.

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    Angelheaded Hipster

    Following the steam heat of summer, the colder air feels like freedom. A silk dress is delicious under the weight of a new mid-season coat.

    Rag & Bone color-blocked wool coat, $1,595; Bergdorf Goodman, NYC. Bottega Veneta printed dress, $2,980; Bottega Veneta boutiques.

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    After The Fall

    The colors are the withering rusts, oranges, and oxbloods of October on a mountain road—the red skies and dandelion seeds of Ginsberg’s “136 Syllables at Rocky Mountain Dharma Center.”

    Burberry Brit knit cardigan, $850; burberry.com.

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    Nervous Breakdown

    “The only people for me are the mad ones, the ones who are mad to live,
    mad to talk, mad to be saved, desirous of everything at the same time, the ones who never yawn or say a commonplace thing, but burn, burn, burn . . . ”—On the Road.

    Marni check-print wool cardigan, $780; Marni boutiques. Etro silk-and-wool skirt, $1,398; net-a-porter.com. On him: Polo Ralph Lauren suit.

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    Gone Daddy Gone

    “They have worries, they’re counting the miles, they’re thinking about where to sleep tonight, how much money for gas, the weather, how they’ll get there—and all the time they’ll get there anyway, you see.”

    Suno plaid wool top, $795; sunony.com. On him: Maison Martin Margiela shirt.

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    Let It Roll

    Keep the look loose, easy—the sensuality not of bared skin but of long, unconfining sleeves on skin, maybe shades or a hat.

    Rodarte silk-chiffon dress; Ikram, Chicago. Oliver Peoples sunglasses.

    In this story: hair, Orlando Pita for Orlo Salon; makeup, Romy Soleimani for Nars Cosmetics. Set design, Colin Donahue. Produced by Ricardo D. Martins for North Six. Menswear Fashion Editor: Michael Philouze.