Transitioning Your Wardrobe Into Fall
August 29, 2013
It’s hard to say goodbye to summer (regardless of how bad of a summer it was) but at least we can look forward to a bundle of new, trendy pieces to put in our closets. With all the weird weather we’ve had lately, it’s safe to say you shouldn’t toss all your summer pieces to make room for thicker fabrics. Instead, look into picking pieces that can be mixed with your summer essentials so you’re not sweltering but also not shivering. Preparing your wardrobe for fall can be exhausting but lucky for you, we’re here to show you what you need to have.
1. Silver Twisted Capri by Jean Machine
These pants are the perfect way to prepare yourself for colder climates. Still super cute with a sandal or ankle bootie, you can get them a size bigger and rock the boyfriend look. Longer pants are the first set in transitioning your summer wardrobe into fall. They go with everything!
2. Laura Boot by Flurries
As soon as it’s time to pack away the flip flops, switch gears and get your feet into these hot boots. Brown leather is a spot-on welcome to autumn but they’re still cute enough that they can be paired with jean shorts and a light sweater no problem.
3. Morelle Nu Prima by Nella Bella
Save the shoulder crushing bags for summer, this fall grab an oversized clutch. It’ll still look great at the last of the rooftop parties but is big enough to toss a small cardi in if the weather gets chilly.
4. Ultrox Thermal Mask by Gratiae
After all that sunscreen we’ve been piling on during the summer, give your skin a much needed heating mask. The heat opens your pores and absorbs excess oil while removing dirt and dead skin cells. Your glowing face will look so good next to the changing leaves.
5. Retro Luxury Gemstone Statement Necklace by Minling Pan
Thin, light accessories go the way of the dodo by the time chillier temperatures set in. Now that you don’t have to worry about sweating all over your necklaces, get a statement piece with sumptuous colours that will pop against inevitable black ensembles.