Hey everyone, I hope you all had a nice weekend. As promised, today I’m sharing my latest Evereve try-on session + how to style each look for both summer and fall. I can’t beleieve we’re already taking about fall, but I’m so ready for it! It’s been 95+ degrees here in Louisiana lately so I’ve been turned down the AC super low in my house lately and dreaming of fall. I’m sure my husband doesn’t appreciate it, but a girl has got to dream right?

Scroll through this post to see how I styled each look two different ways. All of the pieces from today’s post are available at Evereve. You can also head over to my Instagram stories for videos of the try-on session.

For size reference, I’m 5 ft | bust size: 34 B | Tops & Dresses size small (2-4) | Bottoms 26/27 in jeans.

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Outfit 1 for summer: Rolling Stones Tee (wearing sz s)| Parker Shorts (wearing sz 27, but the 26 fits too— these run a little big, but I got the 27 for comfort) | Greece Sandals  (size up a half size)

Since I’m petite (5 ft), I always like to knot the front of my tees for a cute cropped look because it helps lengthen my legs when wearing high waisted bottoms. This rolling stones inspired tee is so comfy and cute for casual everyday wear.

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Outfit 1 for Fall: Rolling Stones Tee (wearing sz S)| Good Legs Crop Fray Hem (runs TTS —wearing sz 4/27) | Grey Jenny Cardigan (wearing sz XS)

To style the tee for fall, I did swap out the cutoff shorts for some jeans and added cardigan. I would also throw on some ankle booties to complete the look.

Alteration Note: Since I’m only 5 ft, I did get both pairs jeans cut and tapered at the bottom!

Outfit 2 for Summer: Tiger Face Tank (wearing sz S) | Parker Shorts (wearing sz 27, but the 26 fits too— these run a little big, but I got the 27 for comfort)

I picked out this Tiger Face Tank because I thought it would be perfect for an LSU game day look.

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Outfit 2 for Fall: Tiger Face Tank (wearing sz S) | Black Good Legs Jeans (wearing sz 4/27 — runs TTS) | Spirit in the Sky Cardigan (wearing sz XS/S) | Wide Brim Hat | Black Raven Booties 

Outfit 3 for Summer: Tegan Fray Edge Cami | Parker Shorts (wearing sz 27, but the 26 fits too— these run a little big, but I got the 27 for comfort)

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Outfit 3 for Fall:  Tegan Fray Edge Cami  | Good Legs Crop Fray Hem (runs TTS —wearing sz 4/27) | Spirit in the Sky Cardigan (wearing sz XS/S) | Wide Brim Hat | Lida Wedge Sandal  (these shoes go with everything and they’re so comfortable!)

I absolutely love this orange colored tank because it transitions so beautifully into fall and I’m all about a pop of color. I also love this cardigan because it’s nice and airy for those early days of fall when when you don’t quite need a sweater, but you want to wear your fall clothes anyway.

Outfit 4 for Summer: Jordane Leopard Cami (wearing sz S) | Good Legs Crop Fray Hem (runs TTS —wearing sz 4/27)

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Outfit 4 for Fall:  Jordane Leopard Cami (wearing sz S) | Black Good Legs Jeans (wearing sz 4/27 — runs TTS) | Grey Jenny Cardigan (wearing sz XS) | Wide Brim Hat | Black Raven Booties 

Outfit 5 for Summer: Leopard Strappy Cami (wearing sz S) | Parker Shorts

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Outfit 5 for transitioning into Fall: Leopard Strappy Cami (wearing sz S) | Parker Shorts| Grey Jenny Cardigan (wearing sz XS) | Wide Brim Hat | Lida Wedge Sandal  (these shoes go with everything and they’re so comfortable!)

For outfit 5, instead of showing you how to wear it for fall, I thought I’d show you the perfect kind of outfit to wear during that awkward phase in between summer and fall.

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1. Sky Cardigan | 2. Greece Sandal | 3. Bronze Stripe Jumpsuit | 4. Sleeveless Surplice Jumpsuit | 5. Alida Wedge Sandal | 6. Leopard Strappy Cami | 7. Tegan Fray Edge Cami | 8. Snake Button Front Tank | 9. Jordane Leopard Cami | 10. Rolling Stones Tee | 11. Rolling Stones | 12. Tiger Face Tank | 13. Rolling Stones Leopard Tee

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