Here in LA, the first few weeks of fall are far from chilly. The mornings are brisk and the nights are cool, but the days are still warm and at times even scorching. Luckily, you don’t have to wait to take your new seasonal pieces out for a spin if you stick to transitional styles like these.
Michelle Robe in Emerald, Tularosa ($198). revolve.com
This chic robe is super easy to just throw on over jeans and a t-shirt or even wear as a dress on its own. Plus, the emerald color is right on trend this season.
Lanica Leather Ankle Boots, Vince ($395). Saks Fifth Avenue, 9600 Wilshire Blvd., Beverly Hills, 310-275-4211
Nothing says fall like a good pair of ankle booties, but this minimalist pair in white leather will also pair perfectly with all your breezy summer dresses.
Le Skinny De Jeanne Mid-Rise Jeans, Frame ($185). net-a-porter.com
Black skinny jeans are a staple in any fall wardrobe. They can easily transition from day, paired with a lightweight blouse, to night with a pair of pumps and a jacket.
Patch Pocket Duchess Blazer, Smythe ($795). shopbop.com
You can combine this cool blazer with a crop top when the sun’s out. Then pair it with a turtleneck once fall turns into winter.
Button Down Top, Marled x Olivia Culpo ($78). revolve.com
Leopard print is super on-trend for autumn and this button down blouse looks great styled with a mini skirt when it’s warm out or layered underneath a jacket when its cold.
Frayed Edge Mini Skirt, BLANKNYC ($78). revolve.com
Speaking of mini skirts, you need one in your fall closet. It’s great for a night out with a cozy sweater and a pair of boots.
Rafiella Sweater, 27 Miles Malibu ($209). revolve.com
This in-between time as the weather slowly starts to cool is the perfect time to bust out a chic cropped sweater like this one.
Frank Crystal Belt, B-Low The Belt ($156). b-lowthebelt.com
This edgy leather belt decked out in crystals will instantly elevate all of your fall outfits.
Floppy Brim Fedora, Rag & Bone ($195). rag-bone.com
You’ll get a ton of use out of this classic fedora from now through well into springtime.
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