When it comes to fall, layering is probably one of the best parts! Layering allows you to get creative with your outfit while being the most practical for that "in-between" weather. Whether its dropping a piece when you're too warm or adding one to keep warm, layers prepare you for any day.

Claire accented her windowpane sweater with a white button up and combined this with her leather jacket. Leather jackets are great for layering because they aren't too bulky, but are warmer than a cardigan or jean jacket.

Lexie transitioned her light grey dress by adding a cardigan, thigh-highs, and an over-sized scarf. Her grey monochrome layers keep her outfit polished while the pink scarf is a fun pop! Scarves are something you can add to any outfit as a layering piece, and are easy to take off or tie around your bag when its too warm. We like bulky ones because they create more of a statement piece.

Emily chose to layer under her olive vest; vests are great for this weather because while your torso is warm your free arms will balance your body temp. Also wearing a pullover over a button up is an easy way to add an extra layer of warmth.
What's great about outfits like these are that they will keep you comfortably warm in the fall, but are also easy to throw your winter coat over once we move into the winter months.

My favorite way to tuck in my shirt is the Front Tuck. I use this tuck most often because it keeps whatever outfit I'm wearing casual, but still shows off my waistline. In these pictures, I tucked my sweater into jeans, but I also love doing it with my more oversized t-shirts. 

Oversized shirts have a tendency to look frumpy when they aren't tucked in. The front tuck can make things look finished, polished, and chic. 

Tucking in your shirt can totally change the way your completed outfit looks. We hope that through this series we inspire you to use one of the three tucks next time you get dressed!

The "Half-Tuck" is probably the least common way to tuck in a shirt and the hardest to pull off, however I personally love to do this with my button-down shirts. It's an easy way to make your look more casual, but still balance out your proportions by not hiding your waist-line. I recommend wearing a belt when you do this tuck to make your outfit a little more put-together. 

Also, when doing this style always remember to pul the tucked side out slightly--you don't want the shirt tight against your stomach, because it will look less proportionate with the untucked side. For the same reason, choose a shirt that isn't too long, or if it is, go with a lower waisted pant.

Next time you're feeling ambitious with your outfit, definitely try styling your button-down this way!

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Invisible magnetic snap closure

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15 3/4" chain height

"GIFT" BAG

 Lined with signature "Victoire-ian purple" suede

Hidden magnet flap closure

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11 1/8" chain height

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The Highline is one of the most unique parts of the city. It is an elevated walkway/park built on an abandoned railroad. It's filled with beautiful plants and has amazing views of the Hudson and the West Side.

We've been lucky this fall season with all the nice, warm weather, but today we got our first glimpse of how cold NYC can be. It's officially time to take out our coats, vests, and scarves. But that's nothing to complain about, because fall is one of the greatest times for fashion. The right cold weather piece can easily make an outfit look more luxurious. 
Saying goodbye to summer is always hard, but the crisp air is a refreshing change.