Hello, my fabulous friends, it's my favorite time of year it's officially Autumn. Now that may have something to do with my birthday being in October or perhaps it's all pumpkin everything season.  Yes, I am one of those crazy girls that loves everything pumpkin from Lattes to Cheerios.


I also love the fall color palette the orange, greens, and browns just make my heart so happy and the layering just lets this girl get creative with my fashion choices.  I am always excited to see what the trends are going be this year and two of the current things I am loving are velvet and kimono. Kimonos are the perfect layering pieces that can transition pieces right into the cooler temps.





I fell in love with the mustard colored velvet like jumpsuit the moment I laid my eyes on it. I love the off the shoulder style and the gorgeous shade of yellow I knew that it was going to be mine!




I decided in this look to add this vintage style bag that I was able to find at my local goodwill I just thought it was a perfect mix of vintage and modern that worked perfectly together.



 I love the fit and could definitely see my rocking this jumpsuit so many different ways like changing up the look I did with this gorgeous velvet jacket below I just love the gold and wine color together it's a combo that I really haven't thought too much about before but I am really loving it now! 





Now let's talk about this beautiful Kimono the pattern caught my attention initially it just so pretty with the shades of green and mustard and adding in the pink and burgundy shades I was immediately smitten but when I saw the velvet trim it just got promoted to " MUST HAVE"

             





So what are your thoughts on these fall trends? What trends are you forward to trying this fall? Would love if you would comment below with your favorites :) You can shop this look below



                      As always I would like to thank you for stopping by it's always a pleasure! 

                                                    XOXO - Mary aka Curlybyrdie