Trials in Transitioning.

I know in other parts of the country everyone's experiencing an extreme winter, but here in SoCal are weather has fortunately been pretty beautiful, keeping us in a fashion limbo. Do we start busting out are denim shorts and sandals for Spring, or do we keep on layering with our grasp on winter? Sometimes when transitioning between seasons it's best to go back to basics. An open-knit sweater is great because it keeps you warm but you're not sweltering, and they work well by themselves, no need for additional layers. A ripped skinny jean works perfect because it gives off a summertime vibe, but you're still covered as opposed to busting out your cut-offs in February. And let's be honest, the perfect ankle boot can work anytime of year. Add some fun accessories and voila, you don't look seasonally out of sorts but you're still comfortable to endure the weather.

H&M Knit Sweater here, Dittos Skinny Jean similar, Seychelles Boot here, Forever 21 Necklace similar, Xhileration for Target Clutch similar

Mixed Knits.

Chunky knits are an obvious choice when establishing our fall wardrobes. They work so well because layered together they add definition to an outfit even when it's a simple.Here is the perfect on the go look, featuring an open knit sweater, chunky snood and faux fur tote. These are all basic cool weather essentials that keep us comfortable and warm during bitter days. Mix these basics together and you have a complete, textured look.



Irene's Story Sweater, Old Navy Snood, Sneak Peek Denim, Kelsi Dagger New York Tote, Express Cuff, Qupid Ankle Boots, Fleur de Lis Ring