Essential clothing items for Fall (colored, mens, women, long)
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It's warm all year in my location (AZ) so my "autumn" wardrobe is...
sundresses
sandals
shorts
tank tops
maxi skirts/dresses
jeans
So if your fall wardrobe is actually a summer wardrobe, tell me what your winter wardrobe is like. There is a chance it matches up with our fall wardrobe.
So if your fall wardrobe is actually a summer wardrobe, tell me what your winter wardrobe is like. There is a chance it matches up with our fall wardrobe.
And how hot does it get there in the summer .
It was over 95 degrees for more than 116 days (so far) in 2013.
My "winter" wardrobe is the exact same as my spring/summer/fall wardrobe.
I miss having to dress for warmth and I get really excited when the temp dips below 70 so that I can put on boots.
It was over 95 degrees for more than 116 days (so far) in 2013.
WHAT!!!!!!!!!!!. That's hotter than my home town in tropical south India. I struggle with the heat exhaustion every time I visit my hometown. The only thing that saves me is A/C and plenty of fresh coconut water.
I would most certainly die of heat stroke where you live.
My "winter" wardrobe is the exact same as my spring/summer/fall wardrobe.
I miss having to dress for warmth and I get really excited when the temp dips below 70 so that I can put on boots.
Wait a minute, even in Southern Arizona, winters range between 40-65 F. You would need a sweatshirt in January to stay comfortable. That's typical fall like weather here in NJ.
As if I overhaul my wardrobe every season . Most of the stuff I mentioned are accumulated over a 2.5 year period. I add and subtract items from my wardrobe from time to time. It's too expensive and time consuming to do a complete overhaul.
Engineering courses at Rutgers are quite difficult. It is mandatory work hard and spend time on the material taught if you want to get an A or B+.
Doesn't really matter what the time is spent on. If you don't have it, you don't really worry about shopping for clothes unless something gets ruined or lost. At least I don't.
Doesn't really matter what the time is spent on. If you don't have it, you don't really worry about shopping for clothes unless something gets ruined or lost. At least I don't.
My gosh, do people really overhaul their wardrobes all that often? In my case, ESPECIALLY with fall and winter clothing, I buy a few new pieces each year but I have some pieces I've literally had for more than a decade. In fact, one of my favorite pieces is a vintage jacket that I've had for thirty years, and I think it's from the fifties.
I really like classic looks though. Some things seem to never go out of style. I just got a vintage necklace in the mail from eBay today - a cluster of bronze fall leaves with a piece of some sort of iridescent stone nestled inside of them like a little acorn. I think it dates from the forties. It will look GREAT with a jacket and some jeans! In fact, here it is:
People seem to make assumptions that I spend too much time shopping. In reality, I don't spend much time in the shop at all. Mid August is typically the freest time of the year for me, and during that time, I stock up on essential fall clothing.
My mom really likes shopping for clothes, so I tell my mom a couple (4-5) items I need to have this fall. She looks at sale papers and requests me to come with her to the shop during a particular weekend in August ( typically, prices for fall apparel are lowest during that time of the year). That day, I pick and choose what I want to wear for this season and TADA !!!! revised wardrobe is ready.
People seem to make assumptions that I spend too much time shopping. In reality, I don't spend much time in the shop at all. Mid August is typically the freest time of the year for me, and during that time, I stock up on essential fall clothing.
My mom really likes shopping for clothes, so I tell my mom a couple (4-5) items I need to have this fall. She looks at sale papers and requests me to come with her to the shop during a particular weekend in August ( typically, prices for fall apparel are lowest during that time of the year). That day, I pick and choose what I want to wear for this season and TADA !!!! revised wardrobe is ready.
I don't do much seasonal shopping but I DO hit the after season sales and just put things up for next year. Then it's like Christmas in October the next year! Last year I got a pair of Born boots - awesome, awesome tall boots in a distressed gray leather and they're GORGEOUS - for $16 and they were normally $230! You can bet that I can hardly wait to wear them! In fact, I got several pairs of really gorgeous leather boots on clearance last year and the year before. WOOHOOOOOO!
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