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Dress (Anthropologie) | Purse (Tory Burch) | Shoes (Lilly Pulitzer)

Fall is officially upon us! As much as I LOVE summer and everything that comes with it, now that Fall is here I’m ready for the air to get a bit more brisk and the leaves to start changing.

When the seasons change, so do our wardrobes! Though Fall fashion is one of the only things that keeps me excited for the cooler temps, it is unfortunate that all of those Labor Day sale items only get a few days of use. However, the trick is to shop strategically. For example, there is no doubt that this dress is more summer than Fall. BUT, with the longer sleeves, you can DEFINITELY get away with it for the beginning of fall. At least that is what I’m telling myself….

This little number is from Anthropologie’s Labor Day Sale (which is still going on!). Lucky for you, I put together a few strategic purchases so you can shop & wear NOW!

Tops: ONE | TWO | THREE | FOUR | FIVE

Bottoms: ONE | TWO | THREE | FOUR | FIVE

Dresses: ONE | TWO | THREE | FOUR | FIVE

 

What I’m Wearing: 

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Dress (Anthropologie) | Purse (Tory Burch) | Shoes (Lilly Pulitzer)

As I mentioned, this navy & white peasant dress is from Anthropologie’s Labor Day sale! Though navy & white is definitely a mid-summer color combo, I know these long sleeves would have never made it in this summer’s heat.

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Navy & white is a preppy classic combo, so I paired this dress with simple preppy elements, like my gold monogram and of course some Lilly! I LIVE in these Lilly shoes, I don’t know what I’m going to do when it starts to get too cold for open-toed shoes.

If I learned one thing about this outfit, it was that I need a navy purse! I can’t believe I don’t own one already, but never realized until this outfit. Nevertheless, this neutral Tory Burch purse was a perfect stand-in.

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Summer may be over, but we can still make our summer wardrobes work. How are you styling summer fashion this Fall?

Photos by Allie Provost