How To Wear Shirts To Transition From Summer To Fall

Gurls, it’s not easy coming up with titles for these posts, Lol. I know what I mean to say, but I’m not sure I always make it clear. Do you know how long it took for me to come up with “How To Wear Shirts To Transition From Summer To Fall”? It was that or “Short Sleeve Shirts and Long Sleeve Shirts and Other Things to Consider for Fall.” Oh, the life of a fashion blogger. 🙂

Anyway! When you’re thinking about shirts to buy as the weather gets cooler, you might find yourself in a dilemma. It’s that crazy time of year when it can be 95 degrees at midday and 55 in the evening. The answer is layering!

How To Wear Shirts To Transition From Summer To Fall: Short Sleeves

V-Neck Knitted Lightweight Sweater

When I’m starting to transition from summer to fall, I pick lightweight tops that I can wear alone or under another layer. This stretchy knit sweater is long-sleeved, but in late summer, I can push them up and still be comfortable. I love the way the sweater hugs to your curves without being too tight. I’m wearing a large, and that size is fine, and just a smidge on the loose side.

Short Sleeve Top in Multi-Color Print

The key to wearing shirts as you transition to fall is to wear sleeveless or short-sleeved tops with layers! I chose this top because it has so many interesting colors in the print. It would look great under a sweater in green, gold, or blue!

Pleated Top Chiffon WithCap Sleeve

This shirt is in a beautiful cobalt blue, one of the trending colors for fall 2023. This would look great underneath a blazer for a more formal look or under a sweater to dress it down a bit. The cap sleeves should lay down flat nicely under a cardigan. The shirt comes in many colors, and it’s only $25 dollars!

Casual T Shirt With Ruffle Sleeves

I love this top for a great pop of color! Throw a cute denim jacket over this, and you’ll be set. If it gets warm and you want to lose the jacket, you’ll still look great because this top looks like the star of the show, not an afterthought. I love the ruffle sleeve detail, and it doesn’t hurt that it’s also just $25 dollars!

Puff Sleeve Tee With Round Neck

This puff sleeve top is one of the least expensive shirts on today’s blog, but I think it looks so much more expensive than it is. Maybe it’s the color or the knotted puff sleeve, but I love its simplicity. It looks terrific paired with this darker skirt, but I think it would look great with jeans or even a fall plaid!

Tank Top With Keyhole

This is another pretty top that I included because of its color. Red Dahlia is officially the name of the trending fall color, but I think of it as deep red. I know that you probably don’t think of sleeveless shirts as you think of fall, but this is great to wear underneath jackets, blazers, or cardigans.

How To Wear Shirts To Transition From Summer To Fall: Long Sleeves

Smocked Floral Top

To be accurate, this is actually a 3/4-sleeved shirt. If you want to wear shirts with longer sleeves, you’ll want to stick with thinner materials. This shirt could be worn as is, or with a denim jacket or even a cute navy scarf!

Casual Oversized Button Down Shirt

When choosing a long sleeve shirt for fall, I always want to go with A) Thin and B) A great fall color. This oversized button-down is perfect! It would look great with a pair of light wash jeans, either ankle length or cuffed, and a pair of fall boots. I’m loving this orange color for fall. Maybe it’s because I’m a Tennessee girl at heart, but whatever the reason, it’s going into my cart!

Long Sleeve Square Neck Tunic Top

I think square-necked shirts are so elegant. I know this is a simple shirt, but the neckline elevates it beyond what a crew neck or v-neck shirt would. This color should be in the dictionary next to the word “fall.” Not only would it look good with jeans, but I think it would be great as a tunic with leggings. The reviews say to size down as it runs a little large.

Long Sleeve T Shirt Crewneck with Side Split

And finally, a very casual, long sleeve t that you can wear as a tunic, or underneath a jacket or vest for the perfect layered look. Over 2,000 people have purchased this shirt and it has a rating of 4.4 stars. Pretty good for a shirt that costs $18 dollars!

I hope you’ve enjoyed this “Shirts You Didn’t Know You Needed for Fall In Short and Long Sleeves,” post. Leave a comment and try your hand at titles. What descriptive title would you have used?

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