When the air gets brisk and the leaves begin to turn, you know it's time to revamp your fall wardrobe! If you're wondering what the trends are this season and how to pull them off, you've come to the right place! Over the next few weeks, I'll be splitting this "Fall Into Fashion" series up into sections by trend, so let's get started!
Mad About Military
If you've been shopping recently you may have noticed many mannequins sporting the military trend. Some clothes have rough and rugged fabrics, others are sleek with tailored detail. Be it camo, cargo, buttons, or pockets, military is a style most everyone can pull off.
Above, you see a military inspired double-breasted blazer donning multiple antique buttons down the front placket and on the shoulders, with large pockets. Next, a version of cargo pants with lots of flap pockets and rugged seams. In the third photo, a simple utility dress complete with cargo boots and a waist-belt (another fall trend).
Making the military trend your own is as simple as choosing a staple garment such as a military inspired jacket, shirt, pant, etc., and building your outfit around it. Whether embracing this particular trend or not, remember, muted greens, navy, brown, and black are your best color choices for this fall. Keep a look out for my next "Fall Into Fashion" on Outerwear!
Love, L xoxo
Mad About Military
If you've been shopping recently you may have noticed many mannequins sporting the military trend. Some clothes have rough and rugged fabrics, others are sleek with tailored detail. Be it camo, cargo, buttons, or pockets, military is a style most everyone can pull off.
Above, you see a military inspired double-breasted blazer donning multiple antique buttons down the front placket and on the shoulders, with large pockets. Next, a version of cargo pants with lots of flap pockets and rugged seams. In the third photo, a simple utility dress complete with cargo boots and a waist-belt (another fall trend).
Making the military trend your own is as simple as choosing a staple garment such as a military inspired jacket, shirt, pant, etc., and building your outfit around it. Whether embracing this particular trend or not, remember, muted greens, navy, brown, and black are your best color choices for this fall. Keep a look out for my next "Fall Into Fashion" on Outerwear!
Love, L xoxo
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