Autumn Style Guide

Transitional Top – I love the idea of a top that is made of cold weather material (thermal), but is made for warmer temps with the short sleeves! I love tops like this that you can wear a lightweight jacket over for the mornings and evenings, but be warm enough in just this during mid-day.

Lightweight Knit – I won’t be able to wear any heavy knits anytime soon, so open, breathable knits will be my friend! I like a sweater like this to throw over a simple tee with jeans or to wear with shorts. It’s a good option when there’s a slight chill in the air, but you don’t want to wear a jacket.


Feminine Camisole – For date night, I like to wear a flowy camisole like this with an open cardigan or moto jacket. A piece like this is great for layering over top so that you can still see the detailing.


Pointed Toe Flats – For when sandal season is over, but you’re not quite ready for boots! I love a pointed toe to instantly add a refining touch to a simple outfit.


Lightweight Scarf – I’ve always been a scarf lover, but especially around the pre-Fall time of year. It’s a good option when you don’t want to wear a jacket, but need a little something extra to keep you warm. I wore a scarf nearly everyday when we were in London earlier this Summer, when it was in the high 60’s/low 70’s.


Medium Wash Jeans – I’d argue that this is a closet staple no matter the time of year, but jeans are a definite must for Autumn. I like a medium wash because they can feel a little more casual than a super dark wash, but can still be dressed up with a pair of wedge booties and pretty top.


Slip-on Sneakers – Potentially my favorite part of cold weather is being able to wear sneakers and not have excessively hot feet! I love a slip-on sneaker like this to pair with jeans and a tee or leggings and a long sweater.


Neutral Tote Bag – I always opt for a larger purse once the Summer is over. You can’t go wrong with a pretty grey bag!


Duster Cardigan – I love a cardigan like this with a cami and shorts or jeans. They’re also great for layering on top of a Summer dress when you need an extra layer.


Midi Dress – A midi dress is a good option when you want a little more coverage, but don’t want to wear pants. I love to pair a dress like this with a jean jacket and tie a small knot at the bottom for a fun detail.

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