OOTD: My Current Go-To Fall Outfit

Last night was my sister, Katie’s, annual anniversary bonfire. Her and her husband were celebrating 9 years married together (woot!). Never to miss a fashion moment,…

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Last night was my sister, Katie’s, annual anniversary bonfire. Her and her husband were celebrating 9 years married together (woot!). Never to miss a fashion moment, I pulled out my go-to fall outfit. I seriously wear some version of this 2 (*cough* 3) times a week. I also got to use two of my newest items, boots that actually zip all the way up and a new winter coat.

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I purchased this H&M sweater a couple of weeks ago and realized the first time I wore it that it was the perfect fall sweater. The fabric is so soft, and it drapes and skims, which is what I like in the fall. I was going to buy another copy of this, but it sold out fast. I also purchased this scarf from H&M (not offered online, similar here). Again, the fabric is incredibly soft, and it’s long enough for me to knot and wear in many different ways.

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I’ve been wearing Torrid’s jeggings since I got to try a pair at FFFWeek years ago, and I’ve always worn their regular length that hit me below my ankle. I finally decided to invest in the short length jeggings, and they fit perfectly, hitting right at the ankle. I also invested in boots, and let’s just say I didn’t have high hopes. Almost every “wide width” boot is not wide enough for me. I looked into Simply Be’s offerings and it seemed like I just fit into their size chart. When you purchase boots there, make sure you look at the calf sizes (curvy plus, etc) and the amount of E’s. I went with this style, and they do fit well. I’ve only worn them once, and I noticed that with driving and walking around they shimmied down and made the ankle area baggy. I’m hoping to figure out how to fix this soon, but if that’s my only problem then I can handle it.
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I also recently purchased this Anorak jacket from Torrid with a Haute Cash coupon code. Without the code, the jacket is a bit pricey, but it is very well made and warm for winter. I could see myself using this even in really cold weather because it is lined with sherpa fabric. I love the faux-leather details, especially the shoulders and elbow patches, and you can remove the hood (yay for versatility!). My cousin Blythe and soon-to-be sister-in-law Brittany got in on the photo session as well.

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What’s been your fall go-to outfit so far? 

29 comments

  1. I hate fall and winter so much, I refuse to shop for clothes. The clothes are so ugly!! If there were(I probably said that wrong) still a Fashion Bug Plus, I might have gone shopping.

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  3. I really love the change of seasons. 4 times a year I get to review my clothing collection and either add to it or donate. Fall/Winter offers so many colors that I normally do not wear during April thru Mid-September. I seem to be a Fall fan of aubergine, yellow ochre and burgundy. These colors feel warm during cool Fall nights and winter days. Recently I found a batik shirt (long sleeve) that had these colors. It’s a slightly busy print but with a solid pair of pants and it seemed to “tame” my color palette.

  4. I *LOVE* those boots!

    My go-to outfit this fall has been a black & white marled sweater with dark jeans and black suede boots (not very fashion-y, but they’re cute enough and will be great in Ohio’s cold winter). I’ve also been rocking my “nerd” hat and my new Hello Kitty bag (for the kid in me, lol). =)

  5. I really love the color of your sweater- perfect for fall!

    Looking for boots is always a nightmare for me- my ankles go out where other people’s go in. Any they swell, just for fun…. Zip boots won’t zip, I can’t lace boots all the way, and the edges of the tongue always show… ugh!

  6. I have multiple pairs of knee-high boots (one black pair with kitten heels and one brown pair that are flat), they don’t shimmy down on me because they’re very structured. Like most leather boots, though, they do “bunch” and “bend” a little at the ankle. I think that’s fairly standard.

    If you’ve got the extra coin to spend it might be worth looking into Duo, they have a decent size range.

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