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5 Transitional Pieces for Fall

September 21, 2020

Fall Fashion Boston

I have been holding out. I have been throwing sweatshirts over my sundresses, and I’ve still been wearing sandals even though it has become cool enough for flats or even booties. But after this weekend, when the high was barely 60 degrees, I’ve broken down and refreshed my fall wardrobe. Here are five transitional pieces for fall …

The Lightweight Sweater

The Cotton-Linen Crew from Everlane

To be honest, I wore this thin sweater a few times over the summer on the cooler days and at night. It’s the perfect piece to throw over a dress when the sun goes down. And it looks incredibly chic for under $65.

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The Felt Hat

Wyeth™ Felt Montana Boater Hat from Madewell

In the summer I live in straw hats and baseball caps. But as we get into late September I pull out my collection of felt wide-brimmed hats. I have them in several colors and shapes but I think I may have to add this unique look to my hat wall.

The Cute Booties

Ginsel Bootie in Snake Print by Vince Camuto – on sale!

Fall means cute boots and these snake print beauties from Vince Camuto are adorable and comfortable. Wear with some socks and skinny jeans for a great off duty look or pair them with tights and a knit dress for date night.

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The Fall Ready Dress

Petite Knitted Mini Dress In White from 4th + Reckless

Sweater dresses can be so sweet and sexy. And they come in so many different styles! I love them a bit slouchy with either an off-the-shoulder neckline or a boat neck, like this elegant find from 4th + Reckless. Pair it with heels or some tights and boots. Either way, you’re ready for any outing. 

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The It Bag

Lou Camera Bag in Beige by Saint Laurent  Or Neema Bag in Tortoise by Cult Gaia

I am in love with my Lou Camera Bag in blush, but this beige version is a great neutral shade for fall. And the size is perfect as an everyday bag, able to fit your wallet, sunglasses, keys, mask, and chapstick. If you’re looking for a great going out look, the Neema Bag from Cult Gaia is like the brand’s popular bamboo bags but in tortoise it’s practically made for fall.

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