How to Incorporate Fall Pieces into your Summer Wardrobe
Feel like you are wearing the same boyfriend jeans and crop top every time you go out? Or the same blazer and blouse to work every week? Basically just over-wearing the same summer wardrobe you have this year? Here's a tip –– incorporate some fall pieces that you adore into your summer 2018 style!
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Leather
Top
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Leather top's can be paired with a jean skirt, white pants or a printed skirt for the perfect summer look.
Mini Skirt
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Pair your favorite leather mini skirt with a graphic tee or cropped top. Complete the look with a pair of block heels or mules. Or take your new oversized button-down shirt and only tuck in half the shirt to give you that 'cool girl' street style look for work, or lunch with your friends.
Plaid
Mini Dress
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You probably wear your plaid mini dress with a cute tight turtleneck and over the knee boots. But it's summertime so forget layers, and grab your best high top sneakers and tiny sunnies and head out the door looking so chic.
Pants
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Plaid pants are the perfect way to make a boring work outfit fun again! Pair them with a cute black blouse, black blazer, etc. for an updated style to show off to all of your co-workers.
Bodysuits
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Evvvveryone loves bodysuits, and who says you can only wear them during the cold weather months. If you know anyone that has told you this –– they are wrong! Grab your go-to lace bodysuit and wear ripped jeans and a jean jacket or linen blazer –– #summerready.
Boots
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Ever get really sad that your favorite cowboy inspired boots, or mini boots, have to be put away until the leaves fall again? Now you don't have to! Grab your boots and put on your cutoff blue jean shorts and a tee for a relaxed fun weekend look.
Bomber Jacket
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The 'trendiest' piece of clothing can be brought out of hiding and layered for the cooler summer nights. Instead of grabbing your new cropped jean jacket, pull out your light bomber jacket, and throw it over your shoulders to keep you warm once the sun sets.
