As October ends and November begins, my excitement for heavier fall clothes is well underway. This fall has been hotter than usual, making me looking longingly at all the fall clothes in stores and catalogs.J.Crew is one such catalog that displays their vast array of winter clothing in such a way that makes me desire all the cardigans, jewelry, and ballet flats they offer.
This season, J.Crew has gone crazy for Argyle, and I am glad they did. I just love those cute little diamonds arranged in such cute patterns!
Argyle is showing up everywhere this season, on both on males and females. Sweaters and cardigans are the most common piece of clothing, although I have seen some pretty cool argyle shoes and belts. All the various colors and accents are making me excited, as I have seen argyle clothes in the normal neutral colors of grey and brown, to pink and blue with sequins and beads to create an update to the classic argyle look.
Argyle is no longer the look that only your grandfather might have worn, as it has become fashionable among young men and women. Variations of the styles have been made by some of the most popular yet affordable brands like Abercrombie and Fitch, Banana Republic, and the already mentioned J. Crew.
Although you can't really go wrong with wearing argyle, there is the chance that you may end up looking like an old-school golfer if you wear over-the-top argyle pants. The key is not to wear it too loose, and to pair with modern pants or skirts. Wear it with a nice slimmer fitting jeans or cropped pants on women and nice slacks or jeans on men, and you'll have an outfit that can go both ways -- casual and formal.
Nothing is as comfortable to wear than a sweater on cold days. So why not opt for Argyle?
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I *so* miss bulky sweaters and cute fall clothes, but when you're pregnant, your body temperature is always a few degrees higher, so the last thing you want to wear is heavy material. Come January, though, when I've had some time to lose a little baby weight, watch out!
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