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Leopard print has always been one of my favourite trends for fall – and it’s back in full-force this year.
It is however one of those trends that can be really intimidating for a lot of people. This was something that a few of my blogger friends and I were chatting about, so we decided to team up and each show a different way to incorporate it into your fall wardrobe this year!
If you’re anything like me, you always struggle a little bit with figuring out what to wear this time of year. It’s technically Fall (ok, not quite yet but it will be as of September 22), it’s still hot outside and all you want to do is wear your fall clothes, am I right?!
Jumpsuits are my new favourite item for this time of year. Why you ask? Well, the fabric can be pretty light weight so even though they are length pants, you’re still not overheating on those hot days that we always seem to have until October, making them the perfect fall-fashion item. They’re also easy to layer up with a faux-leather bomber or jean jacket if it does get a little chillier at night. They are also the most comfortable thing in the world, I swear.
I honestly can’t believe that we’re already in mid-September – it seriously feels like we just started summer!
While Fall is my favourite time of year, I kind of feel like I barely made a dent in my summer wardrobe. (Seriously – my office is so cold that you pretty much dress for winter year-round!) Luckily, it’s still pretty warm here in Ontario so I’m still getting some use out of my summer items, but as you all know Canadian weather is a little unpredictable so that could change any minute.
I am so ready for spring you guys!
It’s one of my favourite seasons. I love spring fashion: pastels, floral prints and frilled details – I am here for it! We had a couple of weeks of warmer weather here, so I was able to get some wear out of my new items for spring before the second winter hit (seriously, it’s a thing), which has just made me even more eager for spring to actually get here.
![I finally upgraded from the Cricut Explore Air to the #CricutMaker and it's awesome! The Maker can cut thicker materials like fabric and chipboard. If you're curious as to how it stacks up compared to the other @officialcricut models, check out my latest blog post. // Link in bio → https://teacupsandthings.com/?p=91199 [partnered] #CricutMade #MakersGonnaMake](http://scontent-ort2-1.cdninstagram.com/vp/c6f1c077573040759691d331c110b8c4/5C8102FE/t51.2885-15/e35/44672739_496393194202184_6669094429589775956_n.jpg "I finally upgraded from the Cricut Explore Air to the #CricutMaker and it's awesome! The Maker can cut thicker materials like fabric and chipboard. If you're curious as to how it stacks up compared to the other @officialcricut models, check out my latest blog post. // Link in bio → https://teacupsandthings.com/?p=91199 [partnered] #CricutMade #MakersGonnaMake")
