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Y’all know I’m not a fan of rules when it comes to fashion. One of the joys of surveying New York Fashion Week via social media has been seeing a lot of the stylish attendees wearing white well after Labor Day, signaling that the antiquated rule which used to prohibit this is no longer in place. White on white creates a crisp, confident look, in addition to a canvas for an amazing fall jacket. I can’t wait to experiment with this checkered plaid jacket with varsity trim as the season continues, but layering it over jeans and a crop top successfully addresses the issue of transitional weather.

September is a weird time for getting dressed. The Cheesecake Factory has already begun advertising their seasonal pumpkin cheesecake, but sometimes the weather suggests it’s too soon to fully submit to fall flavors. Summer sauce ain’t over ’til it’s over: forget tights for now, and make your denim cutoffs or mini skirts September-ready by adding a lightweight jacket and swapping out your slide sandals for a pair of booties. More transition season tips coming your way soon…

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