Style Inspiration: Texture & Neutrals
When I think of fall, I think of warmth, layers and fabrics that are dually soft against the body and warm enough to take the chill off. The luxury of cashmere, suede, and fine silk are all wonderful options when it comes to rich textures to add to a fall/winter wardrobe. Choose neutral colors and let the fabrics do the talking as you will be able to mix and match with multiple items in your closet.
The one particular footwear option I’ve had my eye on lately is the suede pointed toe pump – practical and classic with the needed texture to transition perfectly into the upcoming season.
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posted by The Simply Luxurious Life @ 1:00 AM
4 Comments
4 Comments:
Beautiful selection Shannon! :)
I am looking into some brick red pieces to add to my closet this fall. Skinny jeans and cashmere sweaters.
La Kat
I love this inspiration, definitely feeling a black-gray-tan-white vibe for this fall. I too am on the hunt for a pair of pointy heels. Looking forward to the fall newsletter :)
I just switched out my purse and work tote last night, slowly changing gears into a new season. (I don't want to say fall, as it will still be hot here in Oklahoma for a while longer)
I'm looking for some oversized knits right now to go with my leather pants!
Hilary x thehealthycollective.com
I love all the looks, especially Sofia! Thanks for the inspiration!
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