9 Outfit Formulas To Reach for on 60-Degree Fall Days

In my mind, there’s no better day to dress for than one that’s 60 degrees. They’re those epitome-of-fall days that serve the perfect pairing of warm sunshine and crisp air; that witness spiced beverages enjoyed while crunching through fallen leaves. They’re warm enough to allow for hour upon hour spent outdoors but cool enough to avoid sweating. They are nothing short of perfection. And dressing for them is the absolute best—mostly. 

As glorious as they may be, 60-degree days can also be challenging to dress for. A low 60 with an overcast sky can feel quite chilly, whereas a mid to upper 60 (getting chancily close to 70-degree weather) can feel surprisingly warm, venturing into sweating-if-I’m-wearing-too-many-layers territory. You don’t want a totally bare leg or arm, you don’t want to be fully bundled up either. 

While, of course, cloud coverage and personal disposition—for instance, I personally consider 70 degrees to be summer weather—both play a role in what’s optimal, there are a handful of outfit formulas that can suit the needs of most when these height-of-fall days roll around.

Here are 10 to reach for on those exquisite 60-degree autumn days.

1. A Sweater + Mini Skirt + Knee-High Boots

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