so the weather has officially taken a turn to winter, which means that in no time we’ll all be pulling out our jackets and mittens and look like marshmellows from all the padding. but during this tweener time when it’s neither safe to go out in shorts and a tank top, nor look like you’re traveling to the Alps, embrace the true nature of fall and it’s real advantage: layering.
while the runways try to reinvent it every season, it’s easiest to see how it’s done by scoping out some kids at The Brook. i spy minnetonka moccasins, striped sweaters, skinny jeans, and bright dunks all abound the campus. layering is a great way to extend your wardrobe past its prime (recession-chic, is the new word for it), but it also keeps you warm on those (very) chilly nights when starbucks is closed.
to buy: fur lined jackets (faux, por favor), galoshes, moccasins, beanies, and the perfect umbrella…
boots and beanies
(this is fall fashion perfection. thank you, sartorialist, for being on-point as always.)
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