I recently went to the pumpkin patch with my brother and his girlfriend. Sadly it was misting the whole time and raining when we left so the photos of my outfit aren't the best. But I'm going to share them anyway because we took the trouble to take them. Luckily I knew I would be taking another tip to Jones Family Farm's in a few days so I wasn't too upset that we just ran in and out.

This bag is the third piece I've gotten on HauteTrader. I used 400 of my HautePoints to add this beautiful bag to my closet for free thanks to a Free Trade code for Fall! You can still use TradeWMegan for a free trade of your own! Don't worry, I'll be wearing the Missoni dress I got soon!

I've never been that into Louis Vuitton accessories, probably because I'm not a huge fan of their logo all over the bags. They just seem overly "look at my logo!" I would have made an exception for a bag like Mal from ReadyTwoWear had, for some reason this one didn't bug me. So when I saw that this plain, albeit beautiful, bag was a LV I was shocked. The color is gorgeous and it's a vintage bag from March 1994 if I read the date code correctly. The logo is still there, but I like how it is embossed so it doesn't stand out too much. It also comes with a cute little pouch that's perfect for your credit cards.

This particular bag, the Epi Leather Sac D'Epaule, is only available through secondhand markets now, but there are still plenty of bags in the Epi Leather Collection. After some research I found the following information on the line:

Epi Leather was introduced in 1985 as the brand's first permanent leather line, and it's been beloved for its durability and vivid color selection ever since. The leather is dyed, printed with Epi's famous three-dimensional wave pattern and then painted with a color-matching top coating, which ensures the colors are especially bright and makes the leather very resistant to water and wear. There's a reason Epi bags are so popular on the resale market: they require very little care to look virtually new for years.

Sweater: Context (Lord & Taylor), Jeans: J Brand 'Mid Rise Photo Ready Super Skinny Jean' (Gilt), Boots: Eighteen 68 'Megan' (Gilt) Bag: Louis Vuitton Epi Leather Sac D'Epaule (HauteTrader)

A few weeks ago I shared my favorite looks from New York Fashion Week. Today I'm sharing my favorites from the remainder of the shows! As usual, I was drawn to all the printed looks. I think my favorite collection was Etro, I may feature more looks from the collection at a later date, but for now you can check it out here.

Bally		Bouchra Jarrar
Chloe		Christopher Kane
Erdem		Etro
Isabel Marant		Matthew Williamson
Preen Line		Sacai
Saint Laurent		Stella McCartney
Chanel		Hermes
IRO		Louis Vuitton
Miu Miu		Paul & Joe

Here is the last of my fashion week recaps. It's a long one but I figured you would much rather one large one than a couple more posts, right?

Dolce & Gabbana

Givenchy

Louis Vuitton

Saint Laurent

Temperley London

Welcome to my final Fall 2013 recap!!!  Now we can focus our attention on Spring which is approaching quickly! View all my favorites here on my Style.com Lookbook!

Joseph		Louis Vuitton
Valentino		Isabel Marant
Paul Smith		Missoni
Jil Sander		Rochas
Prada		Saint Laurent
Willow		Stella McCartney
Kenzo		McQ Alexander McQueen
Suno		T by Alexander Wang

I love the Louis Vuitton Pre-Fall 2011 collection. The color palette, prints, fabrics...everything! It is almost all wearable and looks really comfortable. I also enjoy how the looks are numbered so I can tell you all that my favorites are: 21, 11, 15, 1 and 8.
Source - style.com
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