A Timeless Transitional Template
Here in the mountains of the Great Northwest, Fall is a lamentably short season. Beautiful, but only about six weeks. Hardly deserving of an entire wardrobe of its own; nonetheless it's a time of year when most of us want something new, fresh, and exciting.
Throw in a daily temperature span of about 40 degrees and the only sensible thing to do is layer. True, layering is a big look this fall, but allow me to propose a perennial wardrobe template for managing the transition from summer to winter:
See a poor picture of this concept at my previous post Wardrobe Planning: The Four Seasons.
In my mind, it works for me. Now I just need to get my clothes out of the freezer and try it out.
Find more great Works For Me tips at Shannon's blog.
Throw in a daily temperature span of about 40 degrees and the only sensible thing to do is layer. True, layering is a big look this fall, but allow me to propose a perennial wardrobe template for managing the transition from summer to winter:
new jeans + summer top + winter layering piece (jacket, sweater, etc)
See a poor picture of this concept at my previous post Wardrobe Planning: The Four Seasons.
In my mind, it works for me. Now I just need to get my clothes out of the freezer and try it out.
Find more great Works For Me tips at Shannon's blog.
posted by Rebecca | 1:40 PM
3 Comments:
Yeah, we have short falls here too - but it still needs it's own wardrobe, because the weather is different than the rest of the year! Great suggestion.
I love your website, by the way - I'm very clueless about shopping and I'm picking up lots of helpful ideas from your posts - thanks!
Ah, I miss having the seasons and fall and everything. What fun!!
I liked your "poor picture" (I thought it was good, just a little dark) of you in the jeans/top/blazer. And that necklace really popped-up the whole outfit and made it look very up-to-date and FUN!
~Jody (who needs a new blazer for fall/winter)
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