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Megsterl3
Fashion Writer

Fall Fashion Essentials

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I've noticed that some people do not consider fashion important in the Times. What they need to understand is, fashion is about so much more than trends!

When you walk into a room, the first thing people notice is what you look like. Fashion to me is showing your personality through what you wear. It's an image. You can deny it all you want, but everyone conveys an image. Deciding what you would like your image to be is completely up to you.

My goal is to actually write good fashion articles, so... please enjoy these important tips to keep you warm and cozy while still looking chic and in style!

Color Palate
* olive green
* deep burgundy
* soft pastels paired with brown
* dark gray
* orangey rusts
* dark red
* creamy white
* coral

Jackets and Sweaters

Long blazers are great! Try a long blazer with three buttons with a tie. A tie with a jacket is very important because it creates a waist.

Short, structured jackets. I love them! You can pair them with a pair of jeans for a casual look, or pair them with kakis or pinstriped paints for a more sophisticated, dressy look.

Chunky sweater. Fuzzy, warm sweaters are so cute! Be careful not to get a sweater that is too big because it will make you look like you have no shape at all. If you get a chunky sweater, make sure it's fitted.

Cardigan. Yes, my friends, the '50s are coming back! Cardigans are fabulous. They look great paired with a lacy top. Buttoned all the way up... or not buttoned at all.

Ponchos. Crocheted ponchos look great with a tank top underneath.

Shoes

Round toe. Sorry folks, as much as I love pointy toes, they are out. (At least for fall.)

Ballet flats. They look great with anything! They are a girly way to soften any outfit.

Track sneakers. If you are going for a sportier, casual look, buy track sneakers! Pumas and Kangaroos are great track shoes.

Patterns and Textures

Tweed. If you were to buy one item for the fall, tweed would be the thing to get! Tweed is an essential. Tweed blazers, tweed jackets, tweed skirts... tweed is fabulous!

Satin. Satin lacy tops look great paired with a structured jacket. Satin sashes are terrific with faded jeans or cords.

Velvet. Velvet jackets are sensational for the fall!

Plaid. Plaid skirts and plaid structured jackets are divine. A plaid jacket looks great paired with any kind of top!

Polka dots. I love polka dots! They are a fresh feminine take on a classic. From skirts to jackets to even shoes.

Cordouroy. Cordouroy pants are a must have for the fall. They look good dressed up, or dressed down.

Argyle. Preppy is very in. For those you don't know, argyle is a diamond pattern, as seen on golfer polos. Argyle vests and argyle polos great for school.

Accessories

Broaches. Broaches look great with any type of structured jacket. They add quirky character to just about anything!

Satin sashes. I love sashes! They make great belts with any type of pants

Leg warmers. Yes, you heard me right... leg warmers! They look so chic with almost any shoe. Well, except for sneakers.

Chandelier earrings. Chandelier earrings are very boho. You can get them in great fall colors!

Clutch hand bags. Clutch handbags are bags that are small and you carry in your hand. Very charming!

Pants and Skirts

Long, flowy skirts. Short ruffly minis are long gone! Long skirts a little past your knees look great with boots and flats.

Pleated skirts. Pleated skirts in tweed are very chic for the fall.

Cords. Cordouroy pants go with anything. They are very traditional and very hip.

Trousers. Trousers are a great way to look more sophisticated. Pair them with a great structured jacket or even just a casual T-shirt!

Tops

Lacy camisoles. If you wear a lacy camisole make sure you pair it with something more sophisticated such as a structured jacket or a pair of trousers.

Long sleeve shirts on top of tank tops. Layers are very in. Pair a boat neck long sleeve shirt with an ordinary tank top for a fantastic layered look

Thermals. Long sleeve thermal shirts look awesome with a denim or cordouroy jacket.


Well, thanks all of you for taking your time to read my article. As you probably can tell, I did a lot of research for this article. I am hoping to write an article like this for every season so keep your eyes open! I hope my tips come in handy next time you go shopping!

-Megsterl3

 

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