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How to Wear Summer Dresses Into Fall
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How to Wear Summer Dresses Into Fall #1
Think of layering like painting. Start with a simple midi dress — that's your blank canvas. Add an elongated vest for texture, a long-sleeve top and bobby socks for warmth, and a belt to tie it all together. See how that works?
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How to Wear Summer Dresses Into Fall #2
Every fashion girl should own at least on pair of ankle boots and a leather jacket. You won't want to leave home without these fall staples.
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How to Wear Summer Dresses Into Fall #3
Skin-tight over-the-knee boots took over the fall runways at Vetements, Moschino and Balmain. Wear yours in place of tights and we guarantee your life will change.
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How to Wear Summer Dresses Into Fall #4
If you want to add miles to your babydoll dress, channel 80s fashion by throwing on a double-breasted blazer, Mary Jane high heels and sheer tights. It works like a charm.
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How to Wear Summer Dresses Into Fall #5
The key to layering under filmy slip dresses is choosing a long-sleeve blouse that's just as thin and delicate.
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How to Wear Summer Dresses Into Fall #6
A short cape can easily take the place of a long cardigan. But watch your proportions! It should be no more than a couple inches above or below your dress.
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How to Wear Summer Dresses Into Fall #7
It's no longer considered basic to layer a turtleneck under a deep V-neck dress. In fact, it's encouraged.
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How to Wear Summer Dresses Into Fall #8
For those of you who have an unending fascination with Wes Anderson, take notes. A white T-shirt, black ankle socks and a camel coat can do wonders for a tennis dress.
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How to Wear Summer Dresses Into Fall #9
The best part of fall is that you can wear practically anything under a wool poncho and get away with it.
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How to Wear Summer Dresses Into Fall #10
To update a straight, 60s-style shift, slip on a pair of neatly tailored trousers (nothing too bulky!) and a crisp button-down. The outfit will practically wear itself.
