September was a whirlwind! With all the back to school busyness and life starting to begin some climb back to normalcy I felt like the month just FLEW by. It was a great month for shopping... I definitely indulged in some new sweaters and shoes for fall and I'm so thankful that the fall weather is finally here for me to start wearing them. The September bestsellers are YOUR favorites from the past month... the 5 items you all loved the most. And per the usual, you all have great taste... let's take a look at the pieces!
There are also a few honorable mentions in addition to the 5 top bestsellers below. It was almost a 4 way tie for 5th so I had to mention these too: this sweater, this sweater jacket (runs big, size down), these jeans (true to size).
This piece was far and away the absolute best seller this month. Soft and refined, yet sporty and casual it's a great fall piece for fall 2020. It works really well with leggings or as an extra layer over athletic clothes. I wore mine for biking around
Mackinac Island earlier this month. It also is great for travel!
This sherpa has sold out a few times but it is back in stock! It's a really great price and so cozy. It was recently included in my fall jacket round up - you can see that full post here. I've been wearing it with sweatshirts or t-shirts for chilly evening walks.
I've owned these for over a year and they keep restocking and selling out. One of my readers even dm'd me that she owns three pairs. They are just SO good. Soft and stretchy and easy to dress up or down. You can see 6 ways to style them here.
These Golden Goose have been a fall favorite and since the price is quite steep on these I was thrilled to find a similar budget sneaker that is just as cute. They too have had difficulty staying in stock but I found the budget version here or here to shop!
You all loved this striped sweater as much as I did this month. It's SO cute for fall and every time I wear it I have a little pep in my step. You can see it styled two ways here in a recent try on session.
