
Fall is less about suddenly switching wardrobes and more about gradually changing the weight and texture of what you wear. Early in the season, a T-shirt with jeans and a light jacket may be enough. Several weeks later, the same jeans might be paired with a merino sweater, boots, and a wool coat.
That’s what makes fall relatively easy to dress for: layers can do most of the work.
The challenge is temperature variation. A 50°F morning can turn into a 70°F afternoon, and a sunny day can become surprisingly cold once the sun goes down. The best fall clothes give you enough warmth when you need it without leaving you stuck in a heavy outfit for the rest of the day.
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