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Now that fall is almost upon us, it might be hard to put away those fabulous spring and summer dresses you’d waited all winter to wear. Make the switch easy by making them a part of your wardrobe next season! The key is smart layering. Wear a turtleneck or long-sleeve tee underneath along with either tights or leggings. For chillier days, cover up with a chic cropped leather jacket. Balance the look with platform heels or your new fall booties.
by Renae Virata
We love that feeling when you just love, love, love a fabulous have-to-have for your wardrobe right off the bat. That’s how we felt when we laid eyes on these flats by Dollhouse. The chic boho feel of the colorful snakeskin texture with a border of silver pallets will make this your go-to shoe for most of your fall wardrobe.
Travelistas, this can be your favorite travel shoe, too – from the plane to site-seeing and everything in between. Try ‘em on with minis, leggings, your new fall shorts, and your favorite skinny jeans. And at $39.50, they’re a total bargain.
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by Renae Virata
With fall coming, it would be a shame to pack up all those summer clothes that you love so much. But fear not! You can make your wardrobe stretch across seasons with a few tricks. We spotted one Travelista, Angel, who cleverly turned her summer smocked tube dress into a skirt! Read the rest of this entry »
by Renae Virata
Before you banish those fabulous cowboy boots you meant to wear all winter and spring to the back of your closet, consider giving them another chance before the hot summer sets in for good. With all the events cropping up starting a season of outdoor fun, a sleek pair of Luccheses or Justins will add that funky element to any outfit and get you some good use out of your kickers. Read the rest of this entry »
Tuleh; Photo Source: BergdorfGoodman.comResort is sort of the random step-sister collection that falls just before the holidays, traditionally designed for the richy rich ladies who could afford to jet to Palm Beach or the Bahamas as a pre-Christmas getaway. But now, resort collections are being blended into regular wardrobes of regular (paycheck hefting) women. In the November issue of Harper’s Bazaar, Meenal Mistry marks resort as “an army of new highly wearable, season-spanning clothes that marches into stores” just when you need a little cold-weather pick-me-up. “They’re pieces with which you form an intense emotional bond,” Net-a-Porter director Holli Rogers tells Mistry in the piece, which is why anyone today has a right to shop resort. Read the rest of this entry »
Why is layering one of the best parts of fall and winter for fashionable girls? Because it’s one of the few dressing “techniques” that allows us to show off our natural styling prowess and experiment with new looks. Whether you live in Miami or Chicago, there’s a way to layer — with shorts and boots or with cashmere sweaters and scarves — and you should remember that layering offers you the opportunity to personalize every piece of clothing you wear. It’s not easy mixing and matching patterns and textures, but that’s what makes it fun, as long as you keep everything in moderation and don’t leave the house looking like the Stay Puft Marshmallow Man.
It’s time to break out the cozy sweaters and cords! Nothing says fall better than a crisp drive through the country’s best display of autumn splendor – New England.
If you are lucky enough to make it to this region of the US in September and October, you can take any one of dozens of recommended fall foliage tours in Connecticut, Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Rhode Island, and Vermont that can range anywhere between 30 to 200+ miles. Read the rest of this entry »
by Laura Milligan
Whether you’re sad to see the lazy days of summer pass you by or psyched for fall’s marathon of holidays and back-to-school shopping trips, the wardrobe transition from summer to fall is a challenge unto itself. End-of-summer sales trap you into adding to your warm-weather wardrobe while tricky weather patterns make it impossible to dress comfortably until fall officially settles in. Read the rest of this entry »
