I'm tired of the heat. Sick and tired of it. For the last few weeks, the average temperature has been 100 degrees. While usually the temps may begin to drop in other states, around here it's gonna stay hot. See, we don't really get a fall. (Two Thanksgivings ago, it was 75 degrees) We get hotness that one day finally really drops to cold. This eliminates any chance to wear cute Fall clothes! *tears* And I'm ready to wear sweaters, jackets, tights, and boots! So, how do you accomplish this in such a warm "fall"? Transition carefully! Let's break it down in this Quick Style Guide:

Pants: I've lived in skirts/dresses and shorts for the past 2 ½ months. And I've loved it, but I'm ready to pull on some pants now. To make it feel more like the fall that it should be slip on a pair of jeans. Just like jean shorts, you can wear practically anything with your jeans. Choose a dark wash to accent the wonderful fall shades. If you're not quite ready to cover up those ankles, roll your jeans

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Camel coats are one of this fall's best trends-Blake Lively and Alexa Chung pull it off brilliantly. Completely classic and way more interesting than your boring black one you've been wearing for 3 seasons: try it out without committing fully-these 4 are all under $200.

1. This ASOS Wool Hooded Duffle coat is fall perfection, with tons of pockets.

2. Or go more streamlined with the BB Dakota Riberton coat that resembles Alexa's.

3. Be super warm and on trend with a faux fur collar, a la this B Dakota Lamarr coat.

4. Or try an empire waist Michael Michael Kors babydoll coat with a hood for added warmth.

Check out celebrity sunglasses, celebrity handbags, plus the best hats and gloves to wear with it, so by the time the cool weather shows up, you're completely prepared.

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Summer's almost over, and chances are your hair has gone through a rough couple months. Whether it be sun, wind, or the heat that has fried your strands, we've got the treatments for every hair type to get your locks back in good health by fall from Mari Lynne Mele, Blow salon educator and stylist.

If You Have...Colored Hair

Sulfate and parabens are the culprits that strip color from your hair, so it's important to pick a shampoo and conditioner duo that says "sulfate free" on the bottle or mentions it is for colored hair. Kevin Murphy Angel Rinse Shampoo and Conditioner is sulfate-free and stocked with antioxidants, protecting your hue and your hair's health.

If you've still got one more beach trip in your before summer's over, keep your color fresh with a UV protectant spray like L'Oréal EverPure UV Protect Spray.


If You Have...Curly Hair

The biggest problem with curly hair is that more often than not, we are guilty of a serious hair crime - product overuse. Steer clear of heavy

If you love keeping up with the latest shoe styles but don't want to spend a fortune on a new footwear wardrobe every season, we've got good news for you. Instead of going broke to stay on trend, you can buy bargains that look like the seasonal splurges that inspired them. The following four examples will keep you in step with fall's hottest footwear without tripping up your rainy day fund.

Peep-Toe Booties

Peep-toe booties are a big fall trend. Spotted among the collections of high-end designers like Christian Louboutin and Jimmy Choo, they're a must-have for the season. The pair above, at left, from Gwen Stefani's L.A.M.B. line, retails for $300 at Piperlime, while the similar-looking bootie from Target's Mossimo label can be yours for a mere $20! Talk about a fashion steal!

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Clogs

The clog trend that emerged this spring looks like it's here to stay through the fall season. The splurge-worthy Jeffrey Campbell pair above, at left, sells for

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Allow me to preempt this post with a few caveats. I love, adore and live for a heart stopping runway show. When fashion gets original or even uniquely derivative I practically die for it. But, there is never a need to be a slave to trends. I rally for the individualist and commend their self knowing ability to pass on the neon and harem pants when they come around on fashion's never ending carousel in favor of their very own favorites.

But in the words of the genius Kenny Rogers, sometimes you gotta know when to hold 'em, know when to fold 'em, know when to walk away. In other less catchy words, Fall is looming, and in that spirit there are looks we can look forward to (minimal 70s wear, flirty 50s dresses, velvet!), looks we can feel free to retire (anything super distressed, studded or so tight we can't breathe) and some pieces to hold onto (a breton stripe, skinny pants Read More »from Fall Fashion: What's Hot, What's Not, And What To Hold On To