Two speakers break down how to dress for snowbird life, moving between warm and cold climates. They showcase an olive green dress with short sleeves and working zippers that runs true to size, then show how to layer it with a black turtleneck and boots to transition it from fall into winter.
Olive green.
The new fall collection.
It runs true to size.
This is for all.
The snowbirds out.
There or the folks that chase the sun.
You know, we live in the north in the summer and then we go down south in the winter.
Fall shopping used to be like, oh, I can't wait. I can't wait for the sweaters and the coats and the boots and that stuff. And the reality is, and I'm not saying to cry me a river, but I don't wear them that much because I'm spending.
More time in the warmer weather, in the colder months. This dress.
Is the answer.
To my prayers. I love that it is like an olive green color so it doesn't feel.
Not nothing.
Against Lily Pulser, but it's not like pink and green and all that kind of stuff. Where sometimes in the winter in Florida.
At least, that.
Feels a little out of place because it is their winter. But it's nice and lightweight. It has a sleeve. I like that the zippers are working. Zippers both here and there. I love the length. I love the silhouette.
I love, I love, I love.
It's amazing.
It is part.
Of the new fall collection. Cuz you could put it would look really good with like a black tight turtleneck underneath it and black high boots.
So you could winterize.
It if you would like. But yeah, this one is a total winner for me and it runs true to size and I might be wearing it to era of Rosh Hashanah because I'm always cooking and everything and I get hot. So the short sleeves are going to be great for me.
Okay, that's it. I hope this helps. Love you.
