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Aurora · Marc Jacobs

I found a really cute trench coat at Forever 21 that has been working really well for the early mornings when I head to work and when I go out at night when it is slightly cooler.

I wasn't sure if I should have bought it or not but now that it is here I'm glad I have it.

XtinaStyles · Marc Jacobs

My fave transitionals would have to be jersey or knit dresses. In the summer they are great with sandals, easy breezy. In the fall or even winter they work layered with tights and a cardigan. I find that most of my wardrobe works year-round.

kenzie · Chanel

Floral dresses. I'm wearing them right now with black tights and chunky sandals or boots, and either a cardigan over top or a l/s t layered underneath.

-- Edited by kenzie on Sunday 14th of March 2010 07:43:32 PM

Suasoria · Chanel

XtinaStyles wrote:

I find that most of my wardrobe works year-round.

Ditto. That's the beauty of Southern CA. I wear things like black/white prints and cotton cardigans all the time.

clothes_horse · Dooney & Bourke

since we have a huge temperature range throughout the year here in mn, i have a summer and a winter wardrobe. the few things that i do wear year-round are:
tank tops- wear them alone in the summer, under tees in the fall/spring, and layered with sweaters/long sleeved shirts in the winter
hoodies- wear them with shorts on cooler summer nights, layer them in the winter
jeans- obviously
dresses- as long as they aren't summery or wintery fabric/patterned, i wear them year round, adding or subtracting a cardigan, thick tights, tall boots, tank tops as needed.

Elle · Hermes

I live in a fairly temperate climate, so a majority of my wardrobe stays out year round too, especially since I like to layer pretty much all year!

I mostly start to ditch the tights and wear brighter colors or more combinations of colors. My winter default is to mix one colored items with lots of other neutrals (or go neutral altogether), so when spring rolls around I start to incorporate more items with patters and mixing colors to make it look a little more whimsical.

My favorite 'new' color combos this spring are coral with purple/lavender or navy with mustard or fuschia. Come to think of it, I've been wearing quite a bit of navy instead of brown and black. Feels fresher!