I reside in Tampa, FL where Summer days are nearly 100 degrees, we beach year-round, and there is no snow on Christmas day (like, ever). My typical Fall day will range between 70-80 degrees, so i'll be dressed accordingly. Fall fashion, like Spring/ Summer, is what YOU make it. Don't "be" out there sweating bullets, near death, for the sake of the #FallFashion hashtag. Crawl into the season if you need to, you have time.
Below are a few ways I'll smoothly transition into the new season, as the FL weather gradually changes.
Look #1: Warm in Warm Colors
The warm colors in the printed Madison dress are so gorgeous and ideal for the season, you don't have to put any effort into the ensemble. Pair with black/ nude and & go.
Buy the printed C.B. Madison dress here
Look # 2: White After Labor Day
They say white is off limits after early September, but what are rule precisely?
Look #3: Maxi Maxout
This Spring-time maxi can be worn into Fall with a simple switch. Put your matching pink shoes away and opt for dark/ all-black accessories instead.
Want to transition but don't have the funds or wardrobe to do so? Here are three affordable ways!
1) Hats - You'll be amazed at the difference this accessory can make! A wide-brim hat with a dress, a fedora type hat with some jeans and a blazer. You're done.
2) Duster/ Outerwear - Most of your cute, Summer, sleeveless, midi dresses (of any pattern/ color) can be rocked into the Fall with a dark duster or leather jacket.
3) Makeup - A smokey eye + nude lip, or nude eye + vamp lip is the perfect way to remix that little black dress you've worn all-year-long into an evening Autumn slay.
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Beautiful look
ReplyDeleteThis! I live in Atlanta and I have been side eyeing people all month with their sweaters, boots, and scarves on talking about "it's officially fall"... um it's 80 degrees outside!!
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