The first days of fall are upon us, and the fashion world is greeting the season with open arms in anticipation of layering, cozy sweaters, chunky scarves, and boots.
One of my favorite ways to celebrate the autumn season and beat fall boredom is to attend a fall festival. What is a fall festival, you ask? It is the epitome of all things fall — think pumpkin patches, corn mazes, hay rides, and warm food… all while being surrounded by gorgeous orange and red foliage.
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So if I have convinced you to attend a fall festival, you may now ask, what do I wear? Do not fret: I have put together three outfits that would be perfect for frolicking through a fall festival. (Say that five times fast!) Because most of these festivals take place outdoors, I included multiple layers in each outfit – that way, you can add or remove pieces throughout the day.
Note: I realize I neglected my “warm all year round” states with my what to wear to a football games post last week. (I’m so sorry, I fell so hard for fall, my mind assumed cozy sweaters and boots for all!) This week, I’ve included a special outfit for you guys to make up for my lapse in climate judgment. Enjoy!
This is a great outfit for picking out pumpkins, taking a hayride, and munching on some grilled corn — all while looking fashionable and staying warm.
Take your super trendy burgundy jeans and pair them with a cozy, neutral sweater. A scarf is a great addition, as it can keep your top half warm when the wind blows and can be thrown into your bag when the sun is shining. Brown combat boots are the perfect shoes to wear for tromping around outside, while a gray nail is perfect for fall. Keep the jewelry simple by adding just a fun ring that pays homage to leaves. Finish off the ensemble with a tote — after all, you may end up leaving with corn, apples, pumpkins, and an assortment of pastries in tow!
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