cheltonian fashion Transitioning Seasons


Be prepared for the turn in the seasons with these items chosen by fashion bloggerDaniellaBanton


As the sunshine and the sales fade away, autumn begins and the transitional trends begin to enter all your favourite high street stores. The first sign ofAutumn is when those brights and pastels turn into deeper, richer colours. This season think forties blue, deep pinks, metallic silvers and that forbidden combination of blue and black. Blues and bold


prints will be a popular trend through autumn winter, so kill two birds with one stone and start transitioning nowwith this blue print blouse fromNext.


NewLook Wear it


buttoned up over jeans for an easy, on trend, day time look. Wear silver head to toe, but for nowadd some metallic to your footwear collection with a shoeaholic’s favourite. These silver mules fromTopshop are


Next Topshop


suited to any occasion; office, evening dinner or just a day out. Try somebrighter tones through


Autumn as turquoise takes over. Stick to the classic cold shoulder trend with this fitted top fromNew Look. You can easily integrate it into yourwardrobe as it will go with anything and everything. Keep a little brightness when those skies turn grey. As it gets colder think pink.


TedBaker


When winter hits, get your hands on this pink cashmere coat from TedBaker. The high neck and tiewaist will keep you snug andwarm through those bittermonths. Summermonths are the


bestmonths of the year, but it’s always an exciting time when fashion switches seasons. Keep an eye out for all the autumn trends as they begin to filter into the high street.


8 AUGUST2017 THECHELTONIAN


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