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True style always resolves itself into a seamless blend of high and low. Here’s a primer on how to make fall’s looks your own.
By the time September comes around, fall’s catwalks have long been rolled up, but the season’s dictates resonate until spring blooms again. Fleeting, fickle fashion always bursts and fades: dramatic, powerful, quick—like fireworks. Style, however, is that slow-burning constellation in the firmament, a baseline that guides, steady and constant. Anyone with a wallet can slavishly limit themselves to one-label looks, but the confidence to weave together threads of love, life, and experience—Grandma’s cherished scarf, that quirky souvenir, an investment couture piece, a consignment find—is a rare talent indeed.Styling by Luisa Rino
makeup: melanie neufeld, lizbellagency.com || hair: isabelle cummins, idaburn.com || model: crystal z., lizbellagency.com || stylist’s assistant: araceli ogrinc