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How to Dress for New York in the Fall

The fall months snuck up on us quickly, and we’re now dealing with our annual fashion conundrum: what to wear for transitional weather in NYC. The temps become fickle (read: chilly in the morning, sporadically hot in the afternoon, suddenly cold again, and oh, is that rain or hail in the distance?), but we still don’t want to sacrifice style—after all, it’s often considered the most fashion-forward season of the year. With that in mind, we developed the ultimate outfit recipe. Below, choose from each category to build the perfect NYC fall ensemble.

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Sweater

First up: a cozy sweater. You can’t go wrong with a turtleneck, and we’re loving fun pink colors this season—they’re a fresh spin on the oranges and reds that usually dominate this time of year.

Jeans

A good pair of denim is a New York staple. Whether you go classic or opt for a funkier pair, jeans are the perfect base for any outfit.

Jacket

In times of confusing weather, it’s wise to layer up. Throw a medium-weight jacket on top of your sweater, and you’re ready for anything.

Shoes

High heels might look stylish with your outfit, but if you’re planning to be out and about, we’d recommend something comfier. Try ankle boots, cool sneakers, or a low block heel to make it through the day blister-free.

Bag

Ditch the tiny purse, and choose a roomy tote or bucket bag for a day in the city. Or, to make a statement, go for a colorful belt bag—you’ll be hands-free and totally on trend.

Accessories

Make the look your own with lots of accessories. Sunglasses are a must, scarves are great for transitional weather, and other fun touches will add some excitement for a long day in the city.

 

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