It is no joke that fall is right around the corner and that means cool temps are coming! I know, I know some of you don't like the thought of summer leaving, but on the bright side fall fashion will be here. Big oversized sweaters, hot cocoa and here in NC we get the most beautiful changing of the leaves. I guess you can say that I am a fall season kind of girl- But mostly because I am in-love with fall for the fashion!
When it comes to the fall season I think layering is key. By layering you can take on or off any layer throughout the day with the changing of temps. Especially when summer is transitioning into fall. Some days are hot and some days are not so much, so here I've included five of my go-to pieces:
1. Rain Jacket - I was never a big fan of wearing rain jackets until Jon surprised me with this red jacket (Black version linked below) pictured above and then I become hooked! Is it a jacket or a dress? Well, it is a jacket but It is actually long enough (for me) that I styled it as a edgy dress with heels and a belt. The great thing about this jacket is the collar actually turns into a hood - perfect for rainy days!
2. Leather Jacket - I am obsessed with leather! I have almost a entire rack of leather jackets in my closet dedicated to just them. I love a good leather jacket with lots of zippers and pockets that look edgy and can give a entire different look to shorts or skirt. Plus, they are a good item to have so you can wear in the winter time as well.
3. Fedora Hat - I have been all about a hat lately and a good wool hat will keep your head warm and will look cute with any styled outfit. Plus, you can wear them on bad hair days - like when its windy or rainy.
4. Scarf - A scarf is the perfect go-to accessory! You can layer it with jeans, shorts, skirt - pretty much anything to keep you warm. I like to wear mine as a vest with a belt - so cute!
5. Skirts - Jean skirts have been trending this summer and I think they will keep making a statement into transitional wear. I wear mine with booties or knee highs.
I've linked a few of my favorite pieces below. >>
What are your go-to transitional pieces? Leave a comment in my last blog post