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5 Tips for Creating a Smarter Fall Wardrobe
Society | August 24, 2007, Friday // 00:00
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With summer of 2007 already going it is time to think for your fall wardrobe. Here are some fool-proof tips for creating a fabulous fall wardrobe:
1. Don't skimp on the basics:
Spend a large part of your clothing budget on classic items that you know you'll wear on a weekly basis-if they're high quality, they'll earn their keep and probably still be in working condition next year. Oh, and make sure your splurge items can be worn to work and on the weekend.
2. Don't spend a ton of trendy pieces:
While it's never wise to let your look be ruled by trends, it's good to keep things fresh with a peppering of "up-to-the-minute" styles that suit you. Just don't blow your budget on them. Go to cheaper stores to find colors and cuts that are in fly by night. The way trends are worked to death every season, chances are you'll be bored of most of these pieces come December.
3. Tailor it!:
If you find a piece would be perfect if only this or that were different, then give it a few nips and tucks. Hemming long trousers, taking in the waist of a coat, shortening the sleeves of a blazer and sewing up unflattering pockets are easy and affordable fixes that make a world of difference.
4. Buy a fabulous bag:
Many of you don't need any encouragement to splurge on a bag, but if you're someone who has yet to invest in a beautiful purse, try it! Look for bags that will age gracefully. If you do this once in a while, eventually you'll have a great handbag wardrobe that works year after year. Supplement your collection with cheaper, �novelty' bags for a little variety.
5. Add some vintage
Add punch to your fall style with some vintage pieces. We can agree that it's boring when everyone's wearing the same 5 trends, so why not get a few one-of-a-kind pieces? No hip vintage stores in your town? Check out the many online vintage shops. Just make sure that you tailor your vintage pieces too-it can mean the difference between looking shabby or chic.
1. Don't skimp on the basics:
Spend a large part of your clothing budget on classic items that you know you'll wear on a weekly basis-if they're high quality, they'll earn their keep and probably still be in working condition next year. Oh, and make sure your splurge items can be worn to work and on the weekend.
2. Don't spend a ton of trendy pieces:
While it's never wise to let your look be ruled by trends, it's good to keep things fresh with a peppering of "up-to-the-minute" styles that suit you. Just don't blow your budget on them. Go to cheaper stores to find colors and cuts that are in fly by night. The way trends are worked to death every season, chances are you'll be bored of most of these pieces come December.
3. Tailor it!:
If you find a piece would be perfect if only this or that were different, then give it a few nips and tucks. Hemming long trousers, taking in the waist of a coat, shortening the sleeves of a blazer and sewing up unflattering pockets are easy and affordable fixes that make a world of difference.
4. Buy a fabulous bag:
Many of you don't need any encouragement to splurge on a bag, but if you're someone who has yet to invest in a beautiful purse, try it! Look for bags that will age gracefully. If you do this once in a while, eventually you'll have a great handbag wardrobe that works year after year. Supplement your collection with cheaper, �novelty' bags for a little variety.
5. Add some vintage
Add punch to your fall style with some vintage pieces. We can agree that it's boring when everyone's wearing the same 5 trends, so why not get a few one-of-a-kind pieces? No hip vintage stores in your town? Check out the many online vintage shops. Just make sure that you tailor your vintage pieces too-it can mean the difference between looking shabby or chic.
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