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Fall Fashion Accessories

This article is written by a student writer from the Her Campus at Duke chapter.

As the weather begins to get a bit chillier this fall, many of you may be lamenting the loss of cute summer dresses and flip-flops. But … with new weather comes a new wardrobe, and the cold seems to be especially conducive to chic accessories! Check out Her Campus Duke’s favorite fall accessories:

– Scarves.

There is no way you can go wrong with big, fuzzy, pretty, colorful scarves. Not only do they keep you warm, they also immediately make a seemingly boring outfit chic and dynamic.

Colorful scarves offer an effortless boost to plain attire. Add a couple of patterned or bright scarves to your accessory bin, and you instantly have the ability to transform a bland outfit into an interesting ensemble. Pair a bright scarf with a black dress and boots. Or, throw a monstrosity of a scarf around your neck with a pair of skinny jeans (I’m using the term monstrosity loosely – you know what I mean).

– BOOTS.

Boots… You know, they say variety is the spice of life. Ipso facto, boots are the spice of life. Cold weather means it’s boots time and there is a pair out there for everyone (and multiple pairs for some). 

Try adding a buckle to keep things interesting. Or go for a shorter boot with a heel as a going-out alternative to the same old pair of heels.

Looking to channel your inner Pocahontas? (Slash are you brave?) 

Add a fringe to your favorite boot style.
It instantly eliminates any wardrobe boredom.
And, it makes a funny noise when you walk.

They’ll look way better on you →

– Dramatic Necklace.

Cold weather often means thicker sweaters, longer sleeves, and less variety in the “top” arena. Fix this with a dramatic necklace. A statement piece, if you will. Check out this fashionologie for some ideas!

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Betty Liu is a senior at Duke University where she is majoring in Biomedical Engineering.  Although her main interests lie in bioengineering, she loves keeping up with the latest trends on Duke's campus. Also, she enjoys learning about new music, reading and travelling around the world. One of her life dreams is to go to all seven continents! So far, she has been to four.