Transition Into Fall Fashion

The best way to move from Summer to Fall is to start layering your current wardrobe

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Cecily Cole-Jones

yellow flowers in white ceramic vase
yellow flowers in white ceramic vase

Autumn is Here: How to Transition Your Wardrobe Like a Fashion Expert

Now that summer is officially over, it's time to start thinking about how to transition your wardrobe to the cooler weather ahead. This can be a challenge, but it doesn't have to be. With a few simple tips, you can create stylish and comfortable looks that will see you through the entire autumn season.

One of the best ways to transition your wardrobe is to layer your summer pieces with cardigans or soft blazers. This allows you to continue wearing some of your favorite summer clothes, while also staying warm and comfortable. When choosing your layers, look for pieces that are made from lightweight materials and that have a neutral color palette. This will make it easy to mix and match your pieces and create different looks.

Another great way to transition your wardrobe is to invest in a few new pieces that are specifically designed for autumn. This season, we're seeing a lot of soft, unconstructed blazers in neutral colors. These blazers are perfect for dressing up casual pieces or adding a touch of polish to a more formal outfit.

Here are a few specific outfit ideas that you can try:

  • Pair a lightweight cardigan with a tank top and jeans for a casual and comfortable look.

  • Layer a soft blazer over a dress or skirt for a more polished look.

  • Wear a cardigan or blazer over a turtleneck sweater and leggings for a warm and cozy look.

  • Add a scarf or hat to your outfit to keep warm and add a touch of style.

No matter what your personal style is, there are many ways to transition your wardrobe for autumn. By following these simple tips, you can create stylish and comfortable looks that will see you through the entire season.

Additional tips for transitioning your wardrobe:

  • Start by taking an inventory of your current wardrobe. This will help you to identify which pieces you can still wear and which pieces you need to replace or donate.

  • Focus on buying versatile pieces that can be mixed and matched to create different looks.

  • Don't be afraid to experiment with new trends. Just be sure to choose trends that fit your personal style and that you'll feel comfortable wearing.

  • Don't forget the accessories! A scarf, hat, or pair of sunglasses can instantly update your look.

Transitioning your wardrobe for autumn doesn't have to be difficult or expensive. By following these simple tips, you can create stylish and comfortable looks that will see you through the entire season.

woman wearing a brown coat
woman wearing a brown coat

Color(s) of the Year

Is there really only ONE color of the year?

Great question!

Every year, major paint companies and fashion and lifestyle companies release their predictions for the color of the year. These predictions can be a great way to stay on top of the latest trends and to get inspiration for your home and wardrobe.

However, it's important to remember that there is no one true color of the year. What appeals to one person may not appeal to another. And what's popular in the fashion world may not be popular in the home furnishings world.

So, instead of focusing on finding the perfect color of the year, it's better to focus on choosing colors that you love and that will make you feel happy. Here are a few tips:

  • Consider your personal style. What colors do you naturally gravitate towards? What colors make you feel confident and comfortable?

  • Think about the overall mood you want to create. Do you want your home to feel warm and inviting? Or do you prefer a more modern and minimalist look?

  • Don't be afraid to experiment. Try pairing different colors together to see what you like. And don't be afraid to change things up if you get bored.

Ultimately, the best way to choose the right colors for your home and wardrobe is to follow your heart. If you love a color, then go for it!