This may be Fashion Week in New York City, but that means Fall 2013 Collections are on the runways.  And local boutique retailers have recently returned from market but many with their spring and summer fashion finds.  Since it’s still mid-winter, let’s talk about what you’re wearing right Now!  Items you might have splurged on in 2012 have likely become favorites in your style rotation all fall and winter season.  Let’s review 10 chic pieces that are possibly in your current fashion line-up.  

1. The Maxi Shirtdress – Tap into two hot trends, the maxi and the shirtdress.
(theiconic.com)

2. The Animal Print Top – Embark on a style safari with a theme that thankfully continues to repeat itself.

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3. The Sequin Top – This season both day time and late-night style calls for major sparkle.
(shop.nordstrom.com)

4. The Open-Stitch Sweater – A pretty peek-a-boo knit for chilly days or nights.
(victoriassecret.com)

5. The Crochet Dress – An airy knit for effortless allure.

(thegloss.com)

 
6. The Fringe Shoe – Fashion-savvy fringe adds urban cool in a retro way, especially in boots this.

(pinkbasis.com)

7. The Long & Lean Cardi – Sleek and perfect for layering, this figure-skimming essential slips effortlessly over any look from denim to dresses.

(creativesideofme.com)

8. The Peasant Blouse – Bold prints and a flirty, flowy shape make this top hippie chic.
(neimanmarcus.com)

9. The Paisley Dress – Jewel-tone paisley is the new power print.
(3rdpoweroutlet.wordpress.com)

10. The Military Jacket – Toughen up with a bit of a rebellious streak.

(aliexpress.com)

And if you hurry, you might find some of these chic pieces on sale racks now!  Share what favorite finds you currently continue to wear this winter.

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