Quick tips on how to change a summer look to fall look.

Thanks to TrixxiGirl (link here) for sending me this pretty purple dress (the dress is available at Macy's); and Charlotte Russe (link here) for sending me the sunnies and kimono.

October is coming. It’s getting colder especially on morning and at night. You might think it is time to pack up all the summer dresses and bring out the fall pieces. Isn’t it a pity to let all those pretty clothes lie in a drawer or suitcase? Here are some little tips on how to change a summer look into a fall look by less than 5 minutes.

1.        Put on a kimono outside your dress, or jacket if you like.

2.        Take off the heels and change into boots, easy to walk and keep warm.

3.        Can’t feel your legs but don’t want to take off a dress and put on jeans? Buy a pair of tights!

4.        Enjoy the fall !

Bright Orange OOTD

Sunglasses by Gucci (Link here)

Chain neck orange dress by MICHAEL by Michael Kors (Link here)

Blue feather earrings by Claire's (Link here)

Tote by Prada (Link here)

Ballet flats by Ash (Link here)

Sunny day OOTD

Thanks to Charlotte Russe for sending me the pink skater skirt.

Zebra top from Aeropostale

Skater skirt from Charlotte Russe  

White shirt from Abercrombie&Fitch

Boots from HM

A Simple match of Black, White and Red. (Plus a Burberry Brit shirt GIVEAWAY!)

Top by AnnTaylor

Leggings by Levi’s

Tote by Prada

Heels by MICHAELMichaelKors

“Beautiful and easy to match” is the criteria I set for my purchases. It can be very devastating if you bought something really pretty but you can’t wear it together with something you already have. That leads to two things: continuing shopping or upset.

Black white and red are colors that fits almost every daily events. I choose to buy things in these colors a lot, so sometimes if I am lazy, I can just grab something out of wardrobe and I am good to go.

GIVEAWAY:

I am giving away a Burberry Brit Woman’s Shirt. It’s in Burberry’s classic style with dark green on the waist. It was slightly used by me. Although it is in British size XL, but I think the correspondent US size should be 4 or 6 (just a little bit big on me).

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