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Look Back on Past Fashion Weeks and Forward on This Season's Trends:
Looking back on photos of "street style" from past Fashion Weeks will actually help you establish patterns and trends for the forthcoming Fashion Week you attend. For Spring Fashion Week (which takes place in Fall), you'll notice outfits have many aspects in common, primarily because the temperature is dropping. Fall is the time to put your best foot- I mean shoes- forward. Make sure you've picked out an outfit that will keep you warm and add accessories like a unique scarf to stand out from the crowd.
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Build Your Outfit in Layers:
The best way to be fashionable and warm is to dress in layers. If you’re wearing a skirt or dress, add a thicker pair of opaque tights underneath to keep your legs warm (and make your shoes more comfortable!) Vests are also a great addition to an outfit because they’re easy to take off if you get hot.
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Fall’s Color Palette Generally Consists of Darker Colors:
Yes, it’s true that all-white is a trend for fall, but traditionally speaking, you’ll be in the clear if you stick to a dark color palette. Think of shades of navy, hunter green, dark red, and the always classy color choice: black. The Paris Fashion Week attendee below, Doina Ciobanu, adds a pop of blue to her otherwise all-black outfit to create some contrast.
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Wearing All Black is Completely Acceptable… and Don’t Forget Your Sunglasses!
Wearing all black is completely acceptable- especially when you choose a fabric with a bit or texture or sheen like Olivia Palermo below. Don’t forget to wear your sunglasses- taking them off inside is optional. Even if you’re wearing all black, show you’re knowledgeable about trends by picking pieces with details and embellishments worth talking about. Add a belt to an outfit for a little interest… and don’t forget your highest heels!
Are you going to Spring 2013 Fashion Week? If so, what are you wearing? If not, what's your favorite source for Fashion Week Coverage?
Sara Neely is a Fashion Blogger for Ruffled Feathers. You can read her personal blog and follow her on Twitter.




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