Salvatore Ferragamo had a great fall show, showcasing a variety of different hues and layering ideas. Nothing makes an outfit more than one that is well put together in a variety of ways. At Salvatore Ferragamo, we see vests with blouses, feminine blouses with tailored pieces, winter coats with casual dresses, ponchos with skirts, etc...And each and every one of these looks can be reinterpreted amongst one another. The use color is showcased in both earth tones and dramatic dark tones....which everyone knows I enjoy the most!
I love this look because it serves to be a mix of menswear and feminine pieces. The menswear pieces of the vest, plaid narrow pant, and oxford shoe is beautifully matched with a hip cinching belt and ruffle embedded blouse.
I think that the shorts suit is one to take notice of for a fall outfit. Perhaps shorts are a bit inappropraite for business attire, however it is something really nice to wear in the fall on the weekends - when the weather is making that transition. For a less "matchy" look, you can mix the jacket and shorts around in different colors...For this outfit - perhaps a pair of cream shorts for now and black or charcoal shorts for later.
I like the soft plum ankle socks paired with the cute maryjanes. I also think that the printed blouse adds a nice touch to an outfit.
The plunging neckline in the blouse creates a sexy look to this tailored tweed suit.
Suede is becoming my new obsession..I'd take suede over leather any day!
Beautiful khaki utility dress paired with knee-high army green boots.
Two things I love about this look - the suede boot is covered slight with the season's long skirt...The poncho is also something I see making a huge comeback with winter - its a lot easier to throw over an outfit than a trench coat. A great alternative or chic addition to the wardrobe!!
So flattering and beautiful this turtleneck dress! Belted of course!
I have been realllllly loving the slightly oversized tailored coat paired with a floor length evening gown.
I also like this idea of adding a knee length jacket or cardigan to a belted top & skirt ensemble.
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