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"Getting dressed in October can be tricky. One day it's suddenly sweater weather, then you're wearing cut-offs and a T-shirt, and\u00A0then you're braving the morning chill in a crazy cocoon coat. Lucky for you, we found a creative way to rearrange some of your autumn standbys into one awesome look. Take a cue from budding fashion blogger Stella (who also happens to have an amazing room), and read on for simple style tips that can have a big fall effect.\u00A0\n\n Sneakers Aren't Just for Gym\n\nNike kicks in bold black with high-contrast white bottoms offer a\u00A0dose of athletic edge. Plus, they're a thousand times comfier than any other\u00A0kicks you could possibly choose (yes, even ballet flats).\n\n Layer Up\n\nWear a classic plaid shirt buttoned all the way up under a cropped sweater. Letting the hem peek out from the popover adds\u00A0a touch of pattern\u00A0to an otherwise monochrome ensemble.\n\n Select a Standout Accessory\n\nA faux fur H&amp;amp;M clutch is an awesome buy for homecoming, but it's just as unexpectedly cool when worn to homeroom\u2014dare we suggest you double it up with a coordinating backpack?\n\n Make It a Mini\n\nThe tights vs. bare legs dilemma can be quite the conundrum when transitional weather's at play, but whichever way you sway, a basic black skirt will look sweet. You could totally add a pair of opaque tights to this outfit and keep everything else as is (including the trainers!).\n\n Don't Overdo It\n\nStella's cute collar defines the neck\u00A0like a necklace would, rendering\u00A0over-the-top accessories\u00A0unnecessary, though we're loving her playful low double buns. A little Miley-esque, don't you think?\n\nWould you wear this outfit? Tell us in the comments!"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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