Fall Is the Time to Add Some Style into Your Wardrobe
September is a month for change. Plenty of us aren’t going back to school but that’s no excuse not to mix things up a little bit. If you’re anything like me, you just need to buy some new clothes and maybe a notebook and some pens this month even though I don’t need them. 
There are so many amazing deals at pretty much every store you can think of, so why not switch up your style a bit? Or at least refresh it with some new staple pieces. I can tell you I’ll be incorporating some new pieces into my look. I never could resist a deal, after all. Here’s what I’ll be buying:
Jeans
You may have noticed jeans getting looser and less structured. I swore I would never stop wearing my high-waisted skinny jeans (they fit me perfectly) but I’m finding myself drawn toward a more casual fit now. Jeans are a part of your wardrobe that you can wear all the time, so investing in a new pair is definitely a do this month. Look for something that still fits at your waist but gives your legs some room to breathe.
Shoes
I’ve worn flat sandals all summer long because they’re easy to walk in and match pretty much everything I own, but I’ve worn them to death by now and I’m ready for the chillier days of fall when I need a little more to my shoe than a sole and some straps. I’ve got my eye on some black leather loafers this season. They go with jeans and a top but they’re also perfect for work. Every time I see a pair, I’m immediately drooling. Now just to find the right sale … .
Jacket
This season I’m looking for something a little long and oversized to throw on over my outfits. The runways at New York Fashion Week were full of nautical navy overcoats and I’m thinking that could be the perfect statement for a simple outfit. You can button it up on a cold day and wear a hat and gloves or leave it open with a lighter dress for a warm fall day. I have a feeling it’ll become an everyday kind of piece.
Top
The turtleneck trend was huge last year, but I’m still not over it. Neither are a lot of designers. I love how polished a fitted turtleneck can look tucked into a skirt or under a lighter dress to make it appropriate for fall. It adds just a touch of sophistication. Layer some jewelry over it to make it more interesting or throw a fur jacket on top for a seriously chic ensemble.
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