Fall Capsule
Layer up in style to enjoy autumn's crisp mornings and golden afternoons
Updating your wardrobe with the change of seasons can add an extra dose of difficulty to the ongoing challenge of pulling together polished outfits. To simplify fall dressing, I’ve created four capsule wardrobes—one for each seasonal color palette—that will help you navigate autumn’s crisp mornings and golden afternoons with ease.
Each capsule contains 21 thoughtfully curated items—clothing, shoes, handbags, and other accessories—along with several examples of how to artfully combine them into versatile outfits. Whether you're refreshing your wardrobe or building a collection for the season, these capsules have you covered and will elevate your appearance, whether you’re enjoying a cozy coffee date with friends or heading to a client meeting.
Unlike traditional capsules that rely heavily on black, gray, khaki, navy, and white, my capsules are tailored to seasonal color palettes that harmonize with our skin, hair, and eye undertones. Therefore, I’ve created four distinct capsules: Autumn, Winter, Spring, and Summer. If you’re new to The Stylish Sabbatical and want to understand the benefits of aligning your clothing and accessories with your innate coloring, I encourage you to read my article on seasonal color palettes [linked here].
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If, before committing, you need to better understand what I’ve included in these capsules, check out the section titled “What to expect in these capsules” in the capsule that I published in late March [linked here].