"How do women do this over and over again without bankrupting themselves both financially and creatively? Here is the thing: Very, very, stylish women don't.
Forking out for an entire new closet every season smacks of victim-y insecurity…Find those key pieces that can be integrated seamlessly, stealthily, almost thriftily, into your existing closet. 'Remember, the season has to work for YOU', as she puts it. 'Not the other way round'.
SO then - those vital pieces for the season. Concentrate on these as though your life depends upon it and, guaranteed, you will sail through fall like a pro. If I could only go for one piece? It would probably be a coat. There is something about its new oversized proportions, its cocooning powers, as exemplified to perfection…
If I were going for two, I would add the perfect slouchy sweater…
If you already have one (slip dress) from Pre-Fall, pair it with an oversized sweater, and if you want to really push fall's rebel theme, add a leather jacket… If you like the idea of a simple, throw-on-and-go dress, as I do, then invest in a black foolproof shift from Victoria Beckham, with minimal accessories and a pair of Jimmy Choo brogues…"
Taken from an article called Style Rethink from Net-A-Porter by Christa D'Souza
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