Even though the first official
day of fall is September 22, Texas doesn't seem to know that. With humidity
high and the temperatures even higher, a fashionista can start to wonder, “when will
it all end?”
So many cute clothes! Help! |
There is hope. I know somewhere in the back of my closet,
between me and Narnia, are all of cute “autumn”-wear clothes. I know what
you’re thinking, readers. Those cute fall
clothes in question? I assure you: these aren't your grandma’s Christmas
jumpers or your granddad’s clothes
either for that matter!
This guy wears your grandpa's clothes... |
Enter a world of rich shades of violet, crimson, and browns
and save those pinks for spring and summer. Those are the wings of a butterfly. For autumn,
go ahead and be that daring fall fox! The color palette for fall echoes the
natural color scheme of the leaves changing colors and the luxuriant looking
sunset on newly cooling waters. Cute layered looks are sweeping runways and
shopping malls alike this season and I couldn’t be more excited. I love copying this look with warm tights in November and you just cannot go
wrong with the cute beret or booties. Booties keep your feet warm, but allow for those cute patterned tights to be shown off!
left: cute monochrome <3; right: snuggle sweater version! <3 |
The
best part is you don’t have to spend a fortune on cute fall clothes. Stocking
up on tights and your favorite style skirt will get you far. One of my personal
favorites is a pleated “little black skirt”, because I love the versatility!
Here’s a look that caught my attention:
So much love for foxes <3 |
Happy Note: The fox sweater has made a bold return to Old Navy this fall,
thank goodness!
Some of my best inspirations come from going to vintage shops and looking through the racks, feeling like transforming into a combination of Indiana Jones mixed with Elle Woods on a quest for trendy fashion on a college budget. Where do you like to get inspired? What’s your favorite season, readers?
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