How to Transition your Summer Clothes to Fall

As the weather starts to cool off we’re not quite ready to break out our winter clothes and store our summer clothes because the weather is so wishy-washy. So, we have a few pieces that we can count on to help ease the transition your summer clothes to fall, whether it’s tights, a leather jacket, a cargo jacket, booties or our favorite sweater. These are a few key items that scream fall. So, let’s keep our summer dresses out for just a tad bit longer and embrace the wild side and just layer.

We’ve shared four different looks using four different summer dresses. We love how easy it is to make a summer dress blend in with our fall wardrobe. We think the only thing you really need is a jacket or sweater and fall shoes that go with everything to transition your summer clothes. In fact, you could probably mix and match most everything (and a leather or cargo jacket might mix with just about any summer dress!)

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dress: Madewell | jacket: Madewell | scarf: Nordstrom| shoes: Prada

dress: Alice + Olivia | necklace: | hat: J.Crew | purse: J.Crew | jacket: Zara | boots: Frye

dress: Madewell | tights: Kate Spade | leather jacket: H&M | hat: Wet Seal | shoes: Cole Haan

dress: CP Shades| sweater: Zara| boots: Mjus

That’s it… it’s simple to transition summer clothes to fall with a few key pieces. What are your items to make it work?

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  • http://stylistsmag.blogspot.com/ feetpush

    I love all of the looks! Funny thing is- I was planning on posting a summer to fall post on my blog today! Great minds think alike! :)

  • Bernetta

    This post is too cute! I love how the fall things pop on the screen!! And happy fall is almost here!

  • Jen West

    Love all of those ideas, and what a great eye to make those changes. I need to try this more often. Thanks for sharing!

  • Debbie Stinedurf

    I love mixing my summer dresses with fall/winter items. I usually keep most of my dresses in my closet all year.
    Debbie :)
    http://www.fashionfairydust.blogspot.com