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7 Ways to Transition Your Summer Clothing into Fall

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

September is almost over and that means trading in beach days and sunshine for pumpkin picking and PSLs. But saying goodbye to summer doesn’t have to mean putting away all of your favorite seasonal clothes! Here are 7 ways to transition your summer clothing into fall:

1. Add tights to your favorite summer dress

Getting a nice pair of tights to go under your cutest sundress will not only keep you warm as it cools off, but it will also make your outfit look much more put together.

2. Add a cute scarf

Scarves are the perfect accessory if you want to bundle up on a brisk fall day.

3. Layers, layers, layers

From denim jackets, to blazers, to knit sweaters – layers are your friend when transitioning your wardrobe form summer to fall.

4. Modify your makeup

Switching up your makeup by trading in pastels for earth-tones can make your look more appropriate for the fall weather.

5. Swap your shoes

Another small change you can make is to swap your sandals for booties and closed toes shoes.

6. Invest in a trench coat

Trench coats go with almost everything and are an essential staple in any Collegiette’s closet.

7. Add a bomber jacket

Adding a bomber jacket and sneakers to a cute summer dress will transform it into the perfect fall outfit.

 

 

Grace Cannon

Fairfield '20

Grace is a Communications Major at Fairfield University searching for the meme-ing of life. She lives by a Tom Haverford quote "Sometimes you gotta work a little so you can ball a lot" and enjoys the 1987 film Dirty Dancing. 
Alexis DiZenzo is a motivated Connecticut native. She attends Fairfield University where she is majoring in digital journalism and minoring in marketing. She is currently co-campus corespondent of Fairfield's Her Campus chapter. Along with managing Her Campus Fairfield, Alexis has interned with The Secured Lender Magazine, and NBC Sports. She is a contributing writer for Elite Daily as well as Thought Catalog. In the early stages of her college career, Alexis has taken the initiative to reach far among the stars and achieve goals early on. She has a great sense of editing, writing, publishing, marketing and leadership as well as strong interpersonal skills. (And a fun-loving, outgoing personality!) Alexis' favorite book (and movie) is The Great Gatsby, she lives by the words of Carrie Bradshaw and you could definitely find her on a beach, soaking up the sun. Instagram @alexisdizenzo www.alexisfdizenzo.com