"Fall is arguably the most fun season to dress for, but also difficult. The weather is all over the placeit'll be balmy one day and a crisp 55 degrees the next. The sun shines, the sun disappears. It might even start raining. And this is all on just Monday and Tuesday. Who knows where the weather will take us by the time the weekend arrives?"
"That's where a capsule wardrobe comes in. Creating a base of essentials means you'll be able to weather any stormliterally. The change of seasons means rocking your favorite hoodie and shorts combo, flexing the light outerwear you bought when it was still unbearably hot, and slipping into that pair of jeans you spent all of last winter breaking in (please tell me you washed them)."
"As the season progresses, you'll finally get to wear the topcoat that's been hanging like a sad sack in your closet since April and the leather boots that were tucked away in favor of Vans and Havaianas. Regardless of how you like to dress for fall, the key is to pick out some basic pieces you can rely on all season long. This means refreshing your t-shirt drawer, snagging (another) denim jacket, and maybe a new sweater or two. This is the foundation of your wardrobethe clothes that go with anything, no matter the occasion, no matter the weather, and no matter whether your team is winning or not."
Fall brings highly variable weather, from balmy days to crisp 55-degree mornings, with sun, clouds, and rain arriving unpredictably even within a single week. A capsule wardrobe of versatile essentials enables readiness for fluctuating conditions and events. Staple items include a quality t-shirt for layering or solo wear, well-fitting jeans for frequent use, suits that function as separates, light outerwear for transitional days, plus heavier pieces like topcoats and leather boots as temperatures drop. Refreshing basic drawers with tees, denim jackets, and sweaters creates a reliable mix-and-match foundation for the season.
Read at www.esquire.com
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