At the beginning of last week, we took a look at how to transition an office outfit from summer to fall. Let’s do the same with a casual summer outfit, and learn how to transition from summer to fall.
No need to stand in front of the closet and stress over what to wear on those warm fall days. Think back to one of your favorite summer outfits and see if it works for fall. I love the combination of red and olive and this was one of my favorite summer outfits.
Lucky for me, red is trending this fall. A few substitutes and I’ve got the perfect early fall outfit.
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jeans- Old Navy
peep toe booties- old option option
clutch- Nordstrom option option
earrings- Target option option
I replaced my olive shorts with olive jeans. I didn’t even have to come up with a new color scheme. I then switched the straw purse out for a leopard clutch and traded sandals for peep toe booties. If you can’t switch both top and bottom, pick one and make a swap. If you had an outfit you loved with white shorts, then go for white jeans with booties. White after Labor Day is totally acceptable. Wear those white jeans with a sweater for fall. Or take your favorite summer shorts and pair them with a fall sweater. Take your favorite summer top and wear it with jeans and add a cardigan. All of those summer favorites do not have to be packed away just yet. It’s easy to transition from summer to fall.
If you are itching to move on to more fall like wear, make sure to check out Cents of Styles Fashion Friday deal today. Code FASHION4FALL takes 40% off fall kimonos and shawls. I’m in love with this one:
The fringe trim is fun too.
This button deal is too cute:
Hurry on over to Cents of Style and check out the other items included. This deal only last until 10/15.
Linking up here.
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