Fall Trends To Try If You Live In A Hot Climate

How can one even be "in season" and "on trend" this fall season if you live in 90' degree weather all year round? If you're a babe that likes to stay on top of the trend (much like myself) but you live in a city where it's nearly impossible to step outside without breaking a sweat or humidity making its mark on you - this is for you.

Born and raised in Miami, FL, this is something I struggled with (I think I still do sometimes, ngl). So, I wanted to share some on trend pieces for this fall I love to wear and style accordingly to the climate.

*Honest Disclaimer: I sometimes fake it till I make it, and totally ignore the fact that it's literally summer everyday in Miami and suffer inside for the love of fashion. That's always an option*

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Bisous Sweater: H&M | Plaid Mini Skirt: (Sold Out, but I linked a similar one here) H&M | Teddy Bucket Hat: H&M

To deal with the heat, I like to balance out my look. If I decide to go for a sweater top, cardigan, or a long sleeve top, I like to often style it with a lighter bottom. You can never go wrong with a plaid mini skirt for fall to even out the entire look and save you from melting entirely. 

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1 Work Wear Piece To Land Your Next Job Interview Or Meeting

Depending on what your work field is, this post may or may not be for you. However, there's a little bit of something for all you boss babes in the workforce included. I often get the request of styling easy and affordable pieces for those that are in the job interviewing process or often have to attend work related meetings. 

However, I fully understand that we are living in a time were the average 9-5 job has various meanings. Many of us hold roles that are considered "non-traditional" and lets be honest, it's not always an 8 hour work day. 

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Blazer: Miss Lola (wearing size small) | Pants: Miss Lola (wearing size small) | Top: Miss Lola (use code: FASHIONMUSE for a discount at check out) 

Whether you are off to a meeting or even a job interview, you can always spice up your outfit meanwhile still keeping that professional aspect. In this case, I really loved this two piece blazer pant suit from Miss Lola for many reasons. Not only is it affordable, but the color of the faux leather caught my eye. I usually love having several pant suit options in my wardrobe because they are so versatile.

Depending on the kind of job you have or the kind of role you want to get, always dress for the job! For interviews, I prefer to always research the company before hand. Are they corporate? Are they more casual? I like to dress for whatever role I'm out to land.