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How to shift Classic Coquette into the colder months.

Classic coquette is often seen as a "summer" look because of its miniscule clothing, bright colors, and overall reference to a seemingly never-ending summer. But at its core, it's simply 1940s inspired style! Heres how to transition it to fall/winter.

Base Layer

Hosiery is gonna be very important. Beige/nude/white tights are a great base layer. Start off with sheer ones during the fall and transition to thicker ones depending on how cold it gets wherever you live. Tights in red, navy and even patterned tights are also great.

If you're in a really cold climate, then I suggest adding a layer of socks under your tights.

Tops

Nice sweaters are gonna be important, I suggest looking for Ralph Lauren at discount stores, thrift stores and depop because they often have cute graphics and keep the vintage americana theme going. J. Crew also has great quality items for a decent price and for the lower end of the spectrum Old Navy has some of the best sweaters you will find.

Look for graphics or patterns that are americana themed or with cute patterns like teddy bears, cherries, bows, etc.

Also wear for turtlenecks, as those are a perfect fall/winter sweaters that instantly make you look put together.

You can also wear simple button ups (white, pink and navy are best) that you can layer with long sleeves or a cute jacket. The best option is a button up with a cute cardigan, which is especially helpful for those who wear school uniforms.

Bottoms

Skirts are still 100% feasible as an option just keep them at a slightly thicker fabric than your summer skirts.

Nice pants are also cute, especially if patterned they dont have to be dress pants just something thats not jeans even tho jeans are great as well.

And DONT forget overalls!!! A pair of jean or even patterened canvas overalls look super cute during the fall especially for pumpkin patches and hay rides etc.

Dresses

Pinafores are your best friend. They can be layered with absolutely anything. Dresses in thicker fabrics layered with different shirts and outerwear will keep you cute AND warm.

Shoes

If still warm enough you can still wear your oxfords! And even if it isnt you can cary them in your bag to change into (perfect for people who live in the snow).

Boots like calf high leather boots look great for this look as well, I'd avoid a heel and keep them at brown chelsea boots or combat boots. And keep a pair of cute rain boots on deck!

Mary janes and such are also a given.

Outerwear

The fun of cold months is fun outerwear!!!

Varsity jackets are a fun throwback kind of look and they're darling with an outfit that includes a skirt.

A nice peacoat or trench coat in colors like soft brown, beige, navy and even red (my fav because it brightens a whole outfit) are extremely cute!!!

If you're in a rainy climate a cute raincoat + umbrella set can make a difference in a dreary day.

Flannel jackets and shirts are great outerwear for autumn.

Hats & Gloves

Hats and gloves are most fun when they match! So look for some that do!

Beret style pom pom hats and berets in general always look amazing!

For crisp autumn days, a vintage looking baseball cap is very classic coquette as well.

Color Scheme

Just because its getting colder doesnt mean you have to sacrifice fun bright colors. Red and yellow easily transition into the cooler months, red being a great statement color that can be a bright cherry or a moody maroon. Yellow can be a bright canary or a subtle mustard!

Pink also shines when its accenting deep browns.

Navy blue is the perfect substitute for black as well

Makeup

A red lip(stick or gloss)shines in the winter, especially paired with mascara and a soft pink (for fairer skin) or lavender (for deeper skin) blush.

Keep it bright and open, berries are best in fall when you focus it on cheeks and lips, but red can take more makeup such as eyeliner on top.

Fragrances

Warm Vanillas, boozy cherries, and sugary berries are best. This would be the time to pull out your richer, heavier gourmands and crisp florals.

Peach Ice Tea

Ingredients

200g granulated sugar

5 ripe peaches, 4 stoned and chopped, 1 sliced to serve

4 teabags

Instructions

Tip the sugar into a pan with 250ml water. Bring to the boil slowly, ensuring the sugar is fully dissolved. Add the chopped peaches and cook until very soft. Remove from the heat, mash the peaches with a fork, and leave to infuse for 1 hr.

Sieve the syrup through a fine sieve into a jug, mashing the fruit to release all the liquid. The syrup will keep in the fridge for one week.

Put the teabags in a large heatproof jug and pour over 2 litres boiling water. Leave to steep for 4 mins, then carefully remove the teabags. Leave to cool, then transfer to the fridge until chilled.

Stir the peach syrup into the iced tea with some ice, or pour a little of the syrup into tall glasses and add the tea. Top up with more water, sparkling water or ice. Add peach slices to serve.

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