By Christell Cherenfant
Published: October 14, 2014
DO’S:
Layering
Cardigans and blazers worn over a simple sweatshirt or crewneck make the outfit come alive.
Oversized Sweaters
They make everything more comfortable. Layering a plaid flannel or a denim shirt underneath will add some pop.
Leather
Add some edge to your wardrobe, walk down the street, and notice how many heads will turn your way.
Black on Black
There is no such thing as too much black clothing, especially in the fall. Fall makes darker colors stand out.
Neutrals
They’re “in” for almost every season and can tone down any bright outfit.
Infinity Scarves
If your outfit isn’t coming together quite right, throw on a cute infinity scarf. You can wrap it around once, twice, or even three times if it’s that big.
Boots
Whether they’re ankle or knee high, make sure to dress up or down accordingly. You can pair ankle boots with some cute skinny jeans and knee high boots with a classy pea coat or an edgy skater skirt.
Prints
Tribal, polka-dotted, striped and plaid: fun and flirty sweater designs.
Jackets & Coats
Bomber, Trench, Pea, and Belted.
DON’TS:
Leggings
It is no longer 70 degrees—pack these into the back of your closet and give them a break. Leggings are not pants, no matter the design.
Excessive Matching
There is no need. Contrasting colors add personality and originality to any outfit. 
Sandals
Wouldn’t you rather bring out some warm winter booties? Leave the sandals behind for that hot summer sun, and enjoy the season that you’re in by dressing accordingly.
Bagginess
If only one aspect of your outfit falls into that category, then you’ll be safe this fall. However, wearing clothing that does not flatter your figure at all is a grade-A danger zone, so keep that to a moderate level.
