Fall fashion mixes comfort and style

October 27, 2014

Hannah Westbrook

Leather boots have never been more in style, and are easy to spot at Charlotte Russe and Forever 21.

While the fabulous fashions of the summer are fading, “sweater weather” is coming back into season with quite a few rocking styles that will be loved.

Long-sleeved crop tops and sweaters swing in as one of the top fashions of this fall, whether they are plaid, fuzzy, striped, oversize, turtleneck, and even a wacky SpongeBob design. Sweaters were popular last year, but this year they will be an even bigger hit, with many new designs instead of just the plain colors of last year.

Have you ever thought about bringing your summer wear into the fall? No? Well, there is quite a few ways that can be done. You can wear tights under your amazing cutoffs or dresses to keep that summer adorableness and still keeping warm.

Beanies are coming into play, from grungy to girl, pastel to wild patterns. A beanie will help complete the layers below and help you earn more style points.

Accessorize, accessorize, accessorize. Accessorizing is key to upgrading your look from blah to a total walking runway model. Go bold–make sure everyone is able to see your accessory, whether it be those new dangly earrings you just got or a brightly-colored necklace.

Shoes are always important; they are the way to show everybody what you are really made of. This fall is directed mainly towards boots and heels.  Unique designs are the best way to go, because it makes you pop while walking down the hallway.

The overall best way to be fashionable this fall is to be bold and daring. If you can strut in those heels, do it. If you can brave through a little bit of cold to keep the summer alive, go for it. There is no one stopping you; this fall is practically free for all fashion. Whatever you want to do, do it.

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