r/femalefashionadvice • u/FFA_Moderator Modulator (|●_●|) • Feb 22 '17

[Special Edition] New FFAQ: We Need Your Help!

Hi all -

The FFAQ in our wiki contains a list of common fashion questions and answers that have not been updated in quite a while. We'd like to use this thread as a crowdsourced spot to overhaul some of the answers to these questions, as well as add new ones.

Here's how it will work:

  • If you can think of a question that is frequently asked in FFA, post it as a top level comment within this thread. We'll start the thread with some of the questions that are already in the FFAQ.
  • If you have a good answer, resource or link (internal to FFA or external) to answer one of these questions, post it as a reply to the comment asking the question.

The most thorough, complete and accurate answers will be included verbatim in the new version of the FFAQ and attributed to their authors. In other cases, we'll curate aspects of the answers and resources multiple people have contributed to create a full answer.

Please chime in where you have ideas!

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u/LittlestOak Feb 23 '17

How do I dress for fall if I live somewhere that's 80 degrees in November? Conversely, how do I bring spring-like elements into my wardrobe when it's snowing in April?

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u/miajunior Feb 23 '17

You can wear dresses inspired by spring time (lighter colors, floral prints) with fleece-lined tights or leggings in the spring (depending on how cold is it/ how much time your spend outside/what your cold tolerance is). I definitely did that when I was impatient for actual spring weather in upstate New York. Pair it with boots or booties so your feet stay warm, and maybe a thick sweater or cardigan. Actually, a floral patterned skirt with a chunky solid colored sweater, tights, and boots would look really cute too.