From Summer to Fall: 6 Ways to Wear a Printed Skirt

by - August 14, 2020


We're halfway through August, right smack dab in the middle of the dog days of summer, but I find myself already looking forward to fall, not just for the cooler weather but also for the cozy fashion. To be honest, we don't get a lot of cold weather down here in the southeastern portion of the country, so that portion of my closet is by far the smallest section. I tend to wear a lot of the same items year-round. Since we're about a month away from the 'official' start of Fall, I wanted to share how I transition my summer pieces into the cooler months. I won't say winter, because let's be real, we rarely get one of those.

Before we get started, let me tell you about the skirt I chose. I love it so much, I actually have it in two colors, this blue daisy and rust red daisy. You can see the red version in my last Real Outfit Roundup. It has a stretchy waistband and hits just above my knees. The tie at the waist is just for decoration. I did find that the blue version is slightly looser than the red version. I'm wearing my usual size medium.


Skirt + Neutral Camisole + Wedges

This is just a basic outfit, perfect for a super hot day. This skirt pairs well a flowy camisole like this one. Because of the tie at the waist, I wanted something I could tuck in and then blouse out loosely to keep everything nice and casual. By keeping my shirt and shoes neutral, the skirt becomes the star of the show.

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Top: Amazon (exact - wearing M in champagne cream)
Skirt: Amazon (exact - wearing M in blue daisy)
Shoes: ShoeDazzle (similar)


Skirt + Neutral Camisole + Utility Vest + Wedges

The easiest way to turn a summer outfit into a fall outfit is by adding layers. Let's start with something simple. A utility vest is the perfect layering tool for when it's technically fall but still pretty warm out. In addition giving your outfit that fall feeling, it also adds structure.

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Top: Amazon (exact - wearing M in champagne cream)
Vest: Target (similar)
Skirt: Amazon (exact - wearing M in blue daisy)
Shoes: ShoeDazzle (similar)


Skirt + Neutral Camisole + Moto Jacket + Wedges

The next level of layering is a light jacket. This suede moto jacket gives the outfit structure and has the added bonus of bookending with my shoes. The darker shade of brown also makes it feel warmer than it actually is.

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Top: Amazon (exact - wearing M in champagne cream)
Jacket: ShoeDazzle (similar)
Skirt: Amazon (exact - wearing M in blue daisy)
Shoes: ShoeDazzle (similar)


Skirt + Neutral Camisole + Chunky Cardigan + Neutral Booties

This may be my favorite combination. I love a good chunky cardigan. It keeps you warm while adding a bit of texture. These are also my favorite casual booties. I love how they keep everything grounded without drawing too much attention. Not to mention, they're ridiculously comfortable.

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Top: Amazon (exact - wearing M in champagne cream)
Cardigan: Old Navy (similar)
Skirt: Amazon (exact - wearing M in blue daisy)
Shoes: Target (exact - wearing size 7)


Skirt + Thin Sweater + Booties

The next logical progression of this outfit transition is a thin sweater in a neutral color. As with our first outfit, the neutral colors keep the skirt as the focal point. A New Day at Target has the best thin sweaters. They come in crew or v-neck, are lightweight, and easy to tuck in.

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Top: Target (exact - wearing size M)
Skirt: Amazon (exact - wearing M in blue daisy)
Boots: Old Navy (similar)


Skirt + Chunky Sweater + Booties

From a thin sweater to a chunky sweater, this outfit is for - you guessed it - cold days. I like to front tuck my bulky sweaters to keep them from completely hiding my body's shape. In the case of this skirt, it also keeps the tie at the waist from creating an ugly lump under the sweater.

Shop the Outfit
Top: Old Navy (exact -wearing M in sea salt)
Skirt: Amazon (exact - wearing M in blue daisy)
Boots: Old Navy (similar)

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