Still Summer, Almost Fall: How to Dress for the In-Between
August is that in-between moment. Summer's still in full swing, especially in LA, but fall is starting to creep into our wardrobes — cooler evenings, a pull toward layers, thoughts of September.
Good news: transitioning your wardrobe doesn't mean putting summer away.
The easiest move is to work with what you already have — versatile pieces, a light layer here and there, and a few new ways to style what's already in your closet.
At LACAUSA, we design and make our clothing in Los Angeles with exactly this in mind: pieces built to move from one season into the next.
Four Pieces, Two Seasons
Eliah Dress — A rib-knit slip dress with a square neckline, cut to skim rather than cling.
- August: worn alone with sandals
- September: add a lightweight shirt or jacket and swap in closed-toe shoes
Indio Bodysuit — Organic cotton-flex, fitted, with a plunging back — an easy base layer for anything.
- August: with a skirt and sandals
- September: under a jacket, with trousers instead of shorts
Zoe Tank — A simple everyday tank that pairs as easily with denim as it does with a skirt.
- August: with the Bronson Skirt and sandals
- September: layered under an oversized shirt or light sweater
Bronson Skirt — A bias-cut midi in viscose-rayon, made to drape rather than sit stiff.
- August: tank, sandals, done
- September: swap in a tee and boots, add a jacket
The Idea Behind It
None of these pieces belong to just one season. A dress becomes a layered look. A tank becomes a base layer. A skirt moves from sandals to boots. The more ways a piece works, the more it earns its place in your closet — and the less you need to buy each time the weather turns.
That's the whole approach at LACAUSA: fewer pieces, worn more ways, for longer.
Still Summer. Almost Fall. No Rush.
Keep wearing what makes you feel good. Add a layer when you need one. Try a new combination before reaching for something new.
The best summer-to-fall outfit usually isn't the newest one — it's the one you already own, styled a little differently.
LACAUSA — Made in Los Angeles.
