Fall fashion already? Hurray! 07/17/2009
I have a schizophrenic relationship with fall. I'm a September baby so I get to celebrate, but it's also the season of Halloween, my least favorite holiday. (I'm just not good at coming up with the creative costumes!) I love the fall leaves and cooler temperatures but it also signals the coming of winter, my arch nemesis of seasons. But I also love fall for the fashions! This is usually a very EASY style season for modest dressers. And the fall fashions are here! Many of the clothes debuting now are considered "pre-fall." When exactly is "pre" fall, you ask? Good question. I believe it falls somewhere between midnight and 8 am between August 31 and September 1. But only in certain counties and time zones. And only if the temperature is below 90 that day. Point being, pre-fall and fall clothing can hold some great finds for you! The clothes are lighter weight, very close to summer weight, but with longer sleeve and skirt lengths, higher necklines, etc. Very wearable for spring & summer, and not heavy like true winter clothing. Modest dressers get mileage out of fall clothing more than any other season. Fall is the absolute best season to score those Investment Items - the perfect black trousers, skirt suits, wrap dresses, jeans, etc. And remember! It is infinitely easier to shorten than to lengthen, which is nigh on impossible. That means, if you find a dress, shirt, skirt, etc. that would you would love for summer/spring if the sleeves were a little shorter, get it and run it over to a tailor! It's very likely they can easily transform a long sleeve to a 3/4 or shorter and still keep the item looking great. And hemlines are a cinch to shorten. Also hitting with the fall fashions are the start of the summer sales. Still with plenty of time to wear the clothes this year, as well as many springs & summers to come. Click on the sale links below to check out the offerings! ![]() So tell me - what is YOUR favorite season to shop? And where? CommentsLeave a Reply |










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