Fall fashion means figuring out how to layer without looking like an overstuffed penguin. Am I right? I've already had my favorite cool-weather clothes in heavy rotation for the past few weeks. But, we've still got a few weeks to go until winter, so here's a recap of how I've dressed and continue to dress for fall.
LOOK ONE
Opt for rich textured jackets and layer over tracks or jeans and make more of your summer pieces.
LOOK TWO
Wait! Don't pack away your summer skirts yet. You can rework them for fall in several easy steps: 1. Find a sweat shirt but make it fashun, 2. Wear a pair of tights underneath your skirt, 3. Style with the ankle boots or sneakers. And now you can wear those skirts for a few months weeks.
LOOK THREE
Invest in the staples: a black turtleneck, high-waisted denim, a neutral coat, and the perfect everyday bootie. Those pieces will all carry your wardrobe through winter when you mix and match them with the rest of your closet.
LOOK FOUR
Wear an unexpected fall color. Because, why not?
LOOK FIVE
A bold fall color—like yellow or mustard—brightens up a chilly fall day.
LOOK SIX
When you have on a statement coat, you can wear sweats underneath and no one will bat an eye. Now's the time to show off your favorite glossy trenches and teddy bear-inspired shearling jackets. A good fall coat is one investment piece you shouldn't skimp out on.
LOOK SEVEN
If summertime colors are all pinks and yellows, then fall calls for muted tones. Don't be afraid to mix and match various prints and textures.
LOOK EIGHT
Skinny jeans and a tailored blazer are an effortless way to capture that chic Parisian woman look. Plus you can't go wrong with monochrome in any season.
LOOK NINE
One way to dress for tricky transitional weather is with layers. To wear your summer pieces—like a linen maxi dress—into the fall, slip a thin turtleneck sweater underneath or layer a light cardigan over. Weather-permitting, you can skip the heavy coats altogether.
What's your fall style?
