Closet de Jules

No words can express the beauty of Fall foliage in Seattle. We hit the season a little early this year. Besides the light drizzles, I have nothing else to complain because I am a sucker for trench coats and boots. Everything featured in this post is from last year, but I know these staple pieces will still be classic even after 10 years. I am going to share links to the this year's styles throughout the post, so be sure to check them out! I will also keep this post concise today, hoping that you can immerse yourself in the beautiful images of Seattle Fall.




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Coat: Club Monaco (similar here and here)
Dress: old (similar here and here)
Boots: Stuart Weitzman Midland

What I love about Seattle is the beautiful shoreline views showcasing the natural beauty of the pacific northwest. It is amazing that I now live in a city where water comprises 40% of the metropolitan area. There is the Puget Sound, Lake Washington, and many other not-so-small lakes and creeks within minutes of each other. It feels like they’re all part of the main watershed, but most of them are actually not! I moved here in August and caught the tail end of the Summer, but I can’t wait for the warmer weather to come back again soon (hey, it’s only 6 months away!).

Last weekend, I took the ferry to visit a family friend in one of the islands in the Puget Sound, Bainbridge Island. Although I did not have a lot of time to walk around in this quaint little island, I really enjoyed the 30-minute ferry ride and the incredible views of city. Bainbridge Island is now on top of my list of places to visit again this winter!

I’m not sure how cold it will get in Seattle, but my coworkers always tell me “it’s gonna be better than the East Coast”. Before the weather gets too cold or uh…too wet, I thought I should wear dresses as much as I could. Here is a black and white outfit I put together for this typical gloomy Seattle morning. I added a bit of brown and gold hoping that I could match the turning colors of the trees this fall. However, it never really settled in until I set sail for Bainbridge Island that, most of the trees did not turn yellow here… then I realized this is indeed the Evergreen State!