This blog post, “What to Wear in LA,” was originally posted on October 8, 2017, and updated on August 9, 2020.

The transition from summer to fall can be challenging for fashionistas, especially in Los Angeles, where fall arrives late, typically in October. As the weather cools down, you need to rethink your wardrobe, and it can be a challenge to figure out what to wear during the summer to fall transitional period. Gone are the days of beach bags and flip-flops, but it’s still too warm for fur vests, tights, and boots. So, what should you wear in LA during the summer to fall transitional period? Don’t worry; we’ve got you covered. Check out 3 Perfect Fall Transitional Outfit Ideas for Los Angeles.

What to Wear in LA: 3 Perfect Fall Transitional Outfit Ideas for Los Angeles

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I love a jumpsuit or a matching short suit for Summer to Fall Transitional Outfits. Jumpsuits are light and breezy. You will look like you’re dressed for Fall but will not feel like it. You can still carry some of your summer favorite trends into Fall, like this bamboo bag and suede tassel shoes.

Here’s the formula to the perfect outfit for Fall when it is not quite chilly yet.

01. What to Wear in LA: Modern Utility Jumpsuit

The modern utility jumpsuit is the one-piece that does it all. It is versatile enough for work or play. Add a luxury belt like this one definition and wedged cork heels for height. This outfit is perfect for petite ladies. Best of all the utility jumpsuit has tons of pockets – which is our favorite thing.

02. What to Wear in LA: Monochromotic Short Suit

This style proves a Summer to Fall Transitional Outfit can be fabulous. Style a boyfriend blazer with matching belted shorts. Another perfect choice for petite style.

03. What to Wear in LA: Modern Denim Jumpsuit

A denim jumpsuit is a signature fall look but adds a twist by choosing a colorful denim jumpsuit like this one. This is a great look for spring transitional outfit too.

What are your favorite transitional outfits? Are you glad for summer to be over or love that it’s still lingering?

Always grateful,

Liz