Fashion Friday: Edition wishful fashioning

I know you’re probably tired of hearing me talk about how it’s still hot. And I’m sorry.

But it’s still hot.

The good news is there is indeed a legitimate cold front on its way to Texas and by Sunday morning the temperatures should be in the mid-50s. Which means I’ll be in full on winter attire for church because I’m a native Texan and anything below 60 is bonafide winter.

And so in celebration of cooler temps on the way, I thought today should be all about the clothes you can wear when it’s not 95 degrees in October.

1. calvin klein knit collar quilted jacket

I’ve been looking for a good jacket for several years now and always procrastinate until I no longer need one. But this year is the year. And I think this might be the jacket.

2. north face osito fleece jacket

I’m also planning to get myself one of these. Caroline has one and I’m always envious when she puts it on because it’s basically like being wrapped in a stuffed animal.

Which, now that I think about it, doesn’t sound that great because CLAUSTROPHOBIA. But what I’m trying to say is this jacket is so fluffy soft and perfect to wear to Saturday morning soccer games when it gets cold outside.

3. quilted barn jacket

I saw these at Old Navy the other day and thought they were really cute.

4. pumpkin spice cowl neck sweater

I love this. Such a pretty color and perfect with jeans and boots.

5. knit baseball sweater

This is one of those great sweaters that can be dressed up or down. I think it would look precious with cuffed jeans and a pair of Converse, but equally cute with jeans and boots. Or a pair of camo pants.

6. fuzzy stripe infinity scarf

I saw this scarf on my friend Sheaffer’s blog the other day and fell in love. It comes in a few different color combos but I think this is my personal favorite.

But you can choose whichever one you want because I’m not the boss of you.

7. hive and honey slub pullover

I bought a sweater that’s similar to this the other day. I love it because it’s super soft and will be easy to throw on with all manner of things. Of course I was a little disheartened when I checked my receipt when I got home and realized it was called a “grunge” sweater.

Frankly, that seems a little judgmental. Don’t imply I might be grungy just because I enjoy a big, soft sweater.

8. striped tee

I think a striped tee is a great layering piece for fall and winter. It would look great under a puffy vest or a blazer. Or by itself with a colorful scarf. Or all of those things together.

Except maybe not the blazer and the vest because you might look like Joey in that episode of Friends when he wore all of Chandler’s clothes.

9. striped dolman cardigan