Binghamton has already transitioned from fall to frigid. Cold, gray skies and sporadic snow showers are increasingly common. But for the cherished Indian summer, a day of unusual warmth, it’s essential to dress sensibly without losing your autumnal flair.
Today’s Fashionista, Gladys Guerrero, wears a Native American-inspired tribal print sweater for this occasion. Instead of breaking out your denim cut-offs, keep in mind summer is long gone and a pair of jeans, leggings or tights is the way to go. This Fashionista also rocks distressed leather boots and a fringed scarf, along with ornate gold earrings for a chic finish.
Name: Gladys Guerrero
Major: Philosophy, Politics and Law
Year: Sophomore
CollegeFashionista: If you could travel anywhere for a shopping spree, where would you go?
Gladys Guerrero: Milan, Italy because I love Italian designers.
CF: What is on your holiday wish list?
GG: Sweaters to keep me cozy and comfy for the winter.
CF: What is your favorite color to wear?
GG: I love deep red pieces to complement my pale skin and dark hair.
How To: To conquer your own Indian summer curveball, follow tips from this week’s Fashionista. At the center of the outfit, slip on a tribal print sweater in seasonably neutral shades, with a basic tank and bottoms. Try this eternity scarf, these brown boots and some dangly earrings to seal the look. So don’t fret the next time your local forecast attempts a complete 180—aspire to mimic this Fashionista and you’ll enjoy the milder weather in style.
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