If You’re Still Thinking About What to Buy For Fall, Consider AYR

Fall seems to initiate a flood of style resolutions that often begin with binding force but unfortunately snowball into a winter-fostered conundrum that leaves women with answers scattered all across New York City wondering: what should I wear? When I have found myself embroiled in this precise snafu, I have tried to relieve mysef by blaming it on the weather. It’s not my fault that the sleet won’t allow me to wear anything short of rubber shoes and certainly I can’t be held accountable for the dismal deluge of black cloaking my body, right?

Wrong.

And you know why?

Because fall, my friends, is a pressure valve. It is a breaking point and a compass and a fortune-telling stone setter that prepares you for the winter ahead. Buy black and rubber and you’ll see that what you wear is, uh, black and rubber. Think not about investment shopping and instead of pleasure shopping, at the hand of a retailer who has your wallet’s better interests in mind, and rest assured that you will find that there is a better way to cope with angry, depressing, boring winter clothing.

In a nod to approaching winter “in style” (I apologize for using this phraseology), why not look to Ayr, where the camel coats rattle like snakes in a desert, the silk wrap tops present the question of who really needs a sweater anyway, the shirts make you feel alive, and the denim majestically collaborates with the female fupa like a Kanye West, Kim Kardashian remix (or baby).

There is a 0% chance you won’t find at least one thing that microwaves your loins and then you can do you, I’ll do me, and we can reconvene in February to talk about how we have stuff to wear. Make sense?

Part 1 of 1 in partnership with Ayr; sunglasses from Asos, shoes by Valentino and hand bag by Mark Cross