KEEP YOUR SHORTS ON FOR FALL
October 30th, 2009
Posted in Trend Alert
Are you missing your favorite pair of denim cut offs already?
One of the great things about the fall is you can really dress in so many way. It’s great to dress in layers and people are still wearing their shorts through the fall season!
You have already heard that the 80’s style is back. So, if you’re old enough to remember the ‘80s fashions the first go around, you probably have already rocked this look!
Pair denim shorts with leggings or pattern tights with ankle booties and you have a great in-between season look!
William Rast Scarlett Shorts from Envious Boutique with Ed Hardy printed leggings. Since we went busy on the legs, it’s a good idea to go simple at the top. She looks pulled together with this solid black terry blazer by Free People, also available at Envious Boutique. Ankle booties would look great with this ensemble, but the mid calf buckle boots by Coach give this ‘80s look a bit of authenticity.
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