Transitioning into Fall with These Essentials
Fall weather is close! Every cool morning and chilly evening gets us closer to beautiful fall days filled with pumpkin patches, apple pie, colorful leaves, and all the cozy clothes!
Dressing for transitional weather can be tricky since the mornings can be drastically different in temperature than the afternoon. But if you're like me and can't wait to break out the sweaters and blanket scarves, here are some of my favorite pieces to style for fall outfits that won't make you sweat.
Lightweight Sweaters & Vests
It's not quite time for chunky sweaters and fuzzy vests, so lightweight options are a great transitional piece. Because they are light, they look great front-tucked into a pair of jeans or mini skirt, or untucked and layered. Light vests are a great way to stay warm on chilly mornings and evenings, but won't make you overheat during the day.
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Peep Toe Booties
Wearing knee-high boots or closed-toe booties can get a little toasty in the hot weather, but you can still get away with wearing fall shoes in the warmer temperatures. Try wearing peep-toe booties or perforated booties to complete your fall look while still hinting at warmer temps.
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Mules
It may be time to retire your sandals for the year, but mules can be a great, fun alternative. Coming in every pattern and material, these easy slip-on shoes can be dressed up or worn casually for a simple fall look. Backless mule slides are a very popular choice this fall!
My favorites:
Chambray Button Down
Easily one of the most versatile pieces in your closet, a chambray button down can be worn many different ways and is the perfect layering choice for fall temperatures. They're lightweight, soft, and thanks to the nature of the look they provide, you can dress up with a skirt or wear with your favorite leggings and pair of booties.
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Hats
One of my favorite trends this fall are hats. They've been making a comeback over the past few years, but wool-blend floppy hats have been on the rise and their time has come to shine. Beret-style hats are back this year and it's a chic alternative to wearing a knit beanie with a dressier outfit! Accessorizing with a hat is a great way to take an outfit from zero to hero. Simple jeans and a t-shirt look have a more polished finish if paired with a hat and the right shoes!
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Summer to Fall fashion doesn't have to be difficult if you have a few staple pieces in your wardrobe! Be sure to take #mychampagnelife in your pictures so I can see how you styled your transitional outfits!
Xoxo
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