Wearing tank in size S, knit in size AU10, jeans in my usual 26. Coat is Alpha60 and bag is Cafune For my last transitional season outfit idea, I wanted to end with a classic combo that I often lean on. Items in my closet that I can rely on to always make me feel good, using small details to add that *personal* element. It’s these little flourishes that signal the formality and mood of your outfit, but also define it beyond a cookie cutter formula. For example, with the sweater, I sized up one because I personally love a slouchier fit - this to me helps to create a bit more visual width across the shoulders so I can bring some balance into my outfit. Also, tucking in the knit signals that I want to be comfortable, but also appear somewhat refined so I’m using simple styling to inject that sense into the outfit. My hair is quite voluminous (honestly learning how to get the Dyson Airwrap to work for me has been game changing 😮‍💨), so I didn’t want too much fuss with my jacket. I went with a longer style car coat which has a clean silhouette with minimal detailing. The jewellery I chose isn’t “loud”, but it isn’t that simple either. There’s texture and a slight weightiness to the pieces that feel hand picked just for this look. With the intention of adding in one design-led element, I focused in on my bag. This has a unique cylindrical shape and organic pebble closure, something that feels like a bit of a statement given how dialled down the rest of this outfit’s elements are. Had it been in a bold colour, it would feel quite loud, in contrast to the rest of the look, whereas the soft greige hue feels muted, and somewhat chill. I hope you enjoyed this week of transitional season outfit ideas, and got some inspiration not just from the pairings themselves, but also from the tips I shared around the “why” behind each look. LTKVideo LTKSeasonal LTKStyleTip