Author: autumndalton

Like I stated in my previous post, fall is the most amazing season for fashion. I believe that every outfit doesn’t have to be monochromatic–that’s why I incorporated several shades of beige/nude and mixed in the gray. If I had unlimited amounts of money, this would definitely be the outfit I would purchase for the upcoming season. I would picture myself in this outfit power-walking to the subway with a hot chai tea latte, on my way to a business meeting. These would be my fall splurges (if I could afford them).

CHLOÉ SHEARLING CAPE

I fell in love with this cape as soon as I saw it. It seems perfect for those extra chilly and windy days; you can wear it opened when it’s not as chilly, or pull it together when you don’t want to freeze.

($6,995)

RICK OWENS COTTON JERSEY DRESS

Nothing like pairing an oversized jacket with a slimming dress. I feel like this dress complements the hat well. ($385)

HERMÈS APPLE WATCH

I absolutely love the Hermès double wrap bracelets, so when I saw the Hermès x Apple Watch collaboration, I was in awe. Nothing says chic and fashion forward like a designer smart watch, right? ($1250)

ALEXANDER WANG PRISMA SKELETAL LEATHER BACKPACK

I’m a fiend for structured bags. The color is beautiful, and it looks like a good bag that would last you a long time.($1,095)

CHRISTIAN LOUBOUTIN SO KATE “NATS”

Can we just appreciate the fact that Louboutin took women of color in consideration for his shoes? I haven’t seen a variation in nudes for a major, luxury brand. ($675)

RAG & BONE LEATHER-TRIMMED WOOL-FELT FEDORA

I love sassy hats! Since I’m natural and have ridiculously thick hair, I don’t really wear hats. If I can ever manage to force my hair under a hat, I would definitely rock this fedora. ($195)

As always, thanks for visiting threads & such! Come back next Friday!

-Autumn

Yes, I know. You don’t want summer to end. I understand. On the bright side, there’s absolutely nothing like fall fashion. I pretty much only wear neutrals, and fall is the perfect time for me to bust out my olives, camels, and chocolate browns. A perfectly layered outfit with a killer jacket and thigh high boots excites me. I can’t wait for it to cool down–I’m really not about this 90-degree-weather-every-single-day life in D.C.. It’s too hot.
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As of now, I’m a broke college student who likes nice things. I don’t shoplift, so I prefer to look at expensive clothes instead. These are some of the things I plan to own in the upcoming years.
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Yes, I know, August is almost over. Life comes at you fast.

After finally becoming employed in June, I went a little crazy and splurged on myself in July (don’t worry, I saved most of my checks!)

The Great Wave journal

I wanted to go back to when I used to frequently journal, and of course I wanted something cute. I use my journal for ideas, thoughts, plans–everything. Books-A-Million, $6.97

Urban Decay Naked Skin Weightless Ultra Definition Liquid Makeup

I got my skin Matched at Sephora in May, and this was one of the matches for my skin tone. I instantly fell in love with this formula after trying out the sample. It almost looks exactly like my skin, and doesn’t feel heavy at all. It starts off sort of semi-matte and fades to a dewy finish as the day goes on. I’m extremely oily, so I’m still on the search for a good primer and setting powder to keep this foundation long-lasting. Other than that, I’m obsessed! Sephora, $40

Marc Jacobs Beauty Magic Marc’er Precision Pen Waterproof Eyeliner

I decided to head back to my middle school roots and retry pen liner. After watching Tara Efobi’s video recommending the liner, I said why not and splurged. To my benefit, Sephora had a set that came with the pen, a crayon liner, and mini mascara. I’m a fiend for Sephora’s sets; they’re great deals and come with great products. This liner is bomb. It lasts on my extremely oily lids, and glides on with ease. 10/10 do recommend. Sephora, (set) $32, (pen) $30

Missguided Elastic Crossover Strap Sandals

I’ve been on the hunt for some Birkenstock-esque sandals, for about a third of the price. I found these on Missguided for the low and knew I had to get them. They. Are. Perfect. They’re extremely comfortable, and I feel like they’ll last me a while for the price. They only drawback is that they’re extremely wide, but that’s due to my extremely long and narrow feet. Missguided, $14

UNIQFIND Marble Macbook Skin

I spotted this laptop skin months ago but couldn’t bring myself to buy it. Finally, I forced myself to get it because I was so in love with it and I’m so happy I did! It was a breeze to put on, and it’s great quality. It hasn’t budged, and it’s been on my laptop for almost two months. It looks absolutely gorgeous and gives my laptop such a posh feel. UNIQFIND, $24.99

Boohoo Sophia Contrast Rib Cap Sleeve Bodycon Dress

This. Dress. Lemme tell y’all. This dress looks so good on me. I might have to get the black and red ones as well. It’s so comfortable and cute. I could wear it everyday if I was trifling. Nonetheless, it was definitely worth the measly $14 I paid for it! Boohoo, $14.

As always, thanks for supporting threads & such! I truly appreciate everyone’s support.

– Autumn

On August 2^nd, I attended the Cultural Madness F/W ’15 show hosted by CSVRU and Youth in Revolt. All of the collections were created by Detroit locals with crazy amounts of talent. To top it all off, all of the designers & the hosts were youth.

The Electric Studio was a perfect venue. The vibes of the runway reminded me of two of Acne Studios’ collections, their Spring 2012 Ready-to-Wear collection (left) and their Resort 2016 collection (right). The venue definitely reminded me of the Resort 2016 collection.

Designers presented BEAUTIFULLY constructed outfits. It was obvious that long hours + hard work went into both the show and collections to produce quality results. Although all of the designers produced varying collections, the show still had cohesion and consistence.

I truly enjoyed the show. It was a great example of how young, talented kids can put on a quality event. It was definitely a great representation of the talent that is hidden within Detroit.

Thanks for visiting threads & such!

– Autumn