For this third round of fall outfit formulas, we will again focus on classic basics that you probably already have in your closet, as well as some statement pieces. These combinations are nothing too off-the-wall but instead are rethinks of how you wear your garments and new ways to switch up your style. First up,
Last week, we looked at various outfit formulas for fall. In part two this week, the combinations to consider range from the everyday to disrupting a bit outside of the outfitting box. Again, these looks are less about specific pieces, more about combinations and mashups. Here we go! Classic white shirt + straight-leg jeans. A
Every October, I start the slow but steady summer-to-fall wardrobe swap. Bringing back boots and storing sandals. Shorts for slacks, tanks for blouses, etc. This is also a great exercise to rediscover some of your chilly-weather favorites and think about new outfit combinations. Having a handful of outfit formulas to rotate for the season makes
Fall is synonymous with change, and for some of us, nowhere is this more evident than on the skin. Plummeting temperatures, central heating, and a distinct lack of vitamin D can make your face freak out. To combat that dry, flaky skin and repair from summer sun damage, it is of the utmost importance to
Fall is here and, like any other middle-aged whimsical woman, I am basking in the outfitting possibilities of this season. There are, of course, sartorial classics like flannel, plaid, trench coats, corduroys, big cardigans, and knee-high boots But for this year’s autumn I’m looking to switch up my fall styling with some unexpected outfit formulas.
Lately, I’ve been seeing an uptick in frilly, awe-inspiring pieces from fashion outlets. Things like ruffled baby doll dresses and twirl-worthy skirts, which, personally, I’ll take the latter but leave off the former. This also means that Victorian-era-inspired tops are semi-trending. Of course, dainty statement blouses have always been around, but the current offerings have
