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A Seamless Transition

Hot? Cool? In between? We asked Westchester style mavens to recommend terrific transitional pieces that you can wear now right through autumn.

By: Marisa Iallonardo and Laurie Yarnell Published October 10, 2008 at 10:16 AM
1. Sweater by Goddess, $220
“This sweater can be worn four seasons a year. It’s light­weight enough to wear when it’s warm outside, but the long sleeves make it useful when it gets chilly.”

­—Marcie Kesten, owner
Contact, Rye Brook

 

2. Jacket by Sanctuary, $190  
“The tipped item jacket can be worn with a tank and shorts on a summer evening, or a turtleneck and jeans as we move into fall.”

­—LaVelle Olexa, SVP, Public Relations,
Lord & Taylor
3. Schumacher skirt, $480
“This skirt is seasonless—it can be worn summer, spring, and fall because of the weight of the silk. Thanks to the colors, a woman can wear it in the summer with a crisp Hanro tank and metallic bronze sandals, and then in the fall with a riding boot or suede knee-high boots with a chunky cashmere sweater.

­—Lori Land, fashion director
On the One, Mount Kisco
4. Sam Edelman flats, $95
“Bright colors such as orange add a great pop to a light summer wardrobe.
Bold-colored clothes and acccessories can kick-start a dramatic fall look.”

­—Meryl Lefkowitz, public relations manager, Bloomingdale’s. White Plains


 

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