NEW FASHION TRENDS FOR FALL - PART 2

The weather is finally crisp and cool and it’s time to switch out your closet from summer to fall. What a perfect time to check out more of these Fall Fashion Trends.

Anything leather. Considered both elegant and edgy, leather is a perennial style staple. A great leather item can truly reboot any outfit, can be styled in a multitude of ways, and can last a lifetime. Skeptical of a full leather look? When in doubt, consider investing in leather accessories, which can be worn throughout the seasons. One designer’s pick of the moment would be a versatile '90s-style leather shoulder bag in hot pink, the trending color of the season. Leather doesn’t have to be black! Also, a leather trench coat is timeless.

Mini skirts. Last season’s trend for mini skirts isn’t going anywhere for winter. Think tweeds, checks and pleats. Worried about too much leg showing? Many women fear wearing shorter skirts as they get older. If you’re not feeling confident, take your cue from Chanel and opt for a pair of tights in black or an earthy tone to wear with a shorter hemline.

Pleats. When it comes to how to wear pleated skirts, think kilt to make this look feel fresh and directional. In structured fabrics such as wool, the style is additionally flattering as it skims over hips to create a streamlined look. 

Tweeds. A winter classic. The nubbier, the better! Try teaming your tweed skirt with a matching jacket.

Let My Sister’s Closet help you round out your shopping list of the latest trends for fall!

Follow next months newsletter for the last installment of fall fashion trends!

My Sister’s Closet Pop-up Shop

Mount Bethel Church

Mount Bethel, PA

On its website, Mount Bethel Church cites its mission as “Reaching, teaching and equipping each with the fullness of the Gospel of Jesus Christ.” This past Saturday, My Sister’s Closet was the blessed recipient of that mission, having been invited to set up one of our pop-up shops in their gorgeous community room, where the ladies in their church family delighted in shopping our beautiful jewelry, handbags, and scarves. Our Thistle Farms products were a huge hit, as well. Their members were equally generous in making cash donations to Bloom and promising to arrange for a clothing drive for My Sister’s Closet.

Bloom’s CEO, Carol Andersen, gave a presentation about the history and mission of Bloom. Carol also explained how proceeds from the sales from our pop-up shops, as well as from My Sister’s Closet’s resale boutique and Bloom Creative Studio in Bangor, are a vital source of funding toward Bloom’s mission, and paying the bills at our five safe homes, where Bloom provides safe housing and restorative care and services to survivors of human trafficking.

Thank you so much, Mount Bethel Church, for your continued support of Bloom and My Sister’s Closet!      

October 10-15

15% off Jewelry

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Upcoming Events

This is a really fun event to get together with a few friends and create something beautiful. There are some spaces left, so register today!

Do you have an outfit you purchased at My Sister's Closet that you absolutely love? We would love for you to share a picture of it with us. Share it on our Facebook page or you can email it to: rebekah.fritchman@bloomforwomen.org

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Contact Rebekah Fritchman if interested!