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If you’ve ever wanted to give a capsule wardrobe a try, fall is a great time to do it! Lots of playing with layers and textures, plus what season has the best style of all…fall!! You can get started HERE using my simple 5 step capsule wardrobe method. As an example, I put together multiple looks using only a few items from Old Navy (affiliate links used), and I hope it either inspires you to rummage your closet for similar looks or maybe you can find a new item or two for your upcoming capsule wardrobe!

For sizing reference, I’m 5’8″ and wear a 6 in Old Navy pants and either a S or M in their tops.

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Hopefully that’s helpful in sort of visualizing how multiple items can be reused creatively in order to give your fall capsule wardrobe some interest and versatility! I really do enjoy having less items but spending the budget on pieces that I love, that are able to work well with others and help to create a comfy, cute fall capsule wardrobe. Thanks for reading, all!

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  1. Shari says:

    I always love your capsule posts and seeing how you style items you love with a few new ones thrown in! I just got the adorable sweater dress cardigan to wear for fall pictures with my family and I am so grateful to you for helping inspire a new way to wear it! Thank you Erin. Sending love to you and your sweet sweet family. <3

  2. Outerwear says:

    Superb fall wardrobe. You have all the essential clothes needed for fall. I got great ideas for myself. Thanks for sharing.

  3. This is a very helpful blog post. I really appreciate the efforts you’ve done for the information.

  4. Annett Braun says:

    Awesome Article! clothes collection its really amazing. It’s really informative and help full article. Thank you for sharing it.

  5. Eden Bostock says:

    Great Idea! this Lovely collection its really amazing. This is a really amazing idea and helpful article Thank you for sharing it.

  6. Wow! Thanks so much for this post. This information has been very helpful. Thanks for sharing this post.

  7. Lucas Henry says:

    I read this post Your post was so nice and very informative thanks for sharing this post.

  8. Hope Jay says:

    Like your style as I am also a slim woman and petite. How could you mange to find your color palette? Thanks

  9. Very Awesome and Help full Article. It really helps me. thanks for sharing this.

  10. Arthere says:

    Your 5-step capsule wardrobe method sounds super approachable, even for someone like me who gets overwhelmed by closet chaos. And using Old Navy as an example is awesome! Their pieces are trendy yet classic, and the price point is perfect for building a versatile wardrobe without breaking the bank. basket random is basketball boiled down to its purest, wackiest form! One button, physics gone rogue, and pure hilarity ensues. Perfect for a quick laugh and some friendly (or fiery) competition.

  11. Vera Tanaka says:

    I love how you emphasize layering and textures for fall capsule wardrobes — it really showcases the versatility of a minimal closet! Your 5-step method is a great starting point, and I appreciate the outfit examples that prove you can create multiple looks with just a few key pieces.

  12. Paula Duarte says:

    I’ve been looking for quality reading recommendations for the little ones — love that you’ve curated a collection of Stemmies’ favorites! Would love to know which book in the list was everyone’s biggest hit.

  13. Love how you curated your Stemmies’ favorite reads — that personal touch makes all the difference. Would love to hear more about how you and Erin collaborate on these recommendations!

  14. Emily Perez says:

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  15. Emily Perez says:

    Great tips on building a versatile fall capsule wardrobe with layering pieces like denim jackets and faux-suede sneakers.

  16. Emily Perez says:

    Thanks for sharing these great capsule wardrobe tips!

  17. Ivan Engel says:

    Love that you’re curating Stemmies’ favorite reads — which picks would you recommend first for a busy mom trying to unwind?

  18. Tara Duarte says:

    Erin, I love that you’re curating Stemmies’ favorite reads — it’s such a thoughtful way to share parenting wisdom. Would be great to know which books or articles made the cut!

  19. Love that you curated the Stemmies’ favorite reads — kids’ perspectives always bring such a refreshing and honest take on books. Would love to see more parent-child co-reading recommendations like this in the future!

  20. Yuki Xu says:

    I notice the article snippet mentions “Stemmies’ favorite reads,” which sounds like a curated list of recommendations. I’d love to hear more about which specific titles made the cut — especially if any are great for kids or travel-themed!

  21. Love how you curated the Stemmies’ favorite reads—my kids would absolutely devour those recommendations!

  22. Laura Ingram says:

    **Comment** Love the curated reading list for the little ones! It’s so helpful to have a trusted source for quality book picks for Stemmies.

  23. Mei Flores says:

    Love seeing curated reads focused on the Stemmies—would be great to know if any of these titles tackle style or beauty tips for busy moms!

  24. Love that you’re curating Stemmies’ favorite reads — I’d be curious to know which titles made the cut and if there’s a particular age range you’d recommend them for.

  25. Love the curated reading list for the Stemmies — would be great to see what age ranges those books are aimed at so fellow parents can find age-appropriate picks more easily.

  26. **Fall Layering with Capsule Wards** The article’s emphasis on fall’s unique style and texture layering is spot on. I’ve found that focusing on a few versatile pieces really simplifies the process.

  27. **Engaging Comment** I love how you’ve curated this collection of reads! As a fellow parent, I can relate to the “Mommin'” aspect. It’s refreshing to see a platform that celebrates the joys and challenges of motherhood.

  28. Paula Duarte says:

    Great curated list for busy moms! Would love to see more book recommendations in the Mommin’ section, especially ones focused on mindful parenting.

  29. Love seeing those curated picks — the “Mommin'” section especially sounds like a lifesaver for busy parents. Do you have any similar book recs that work for little ones who hate staying quiet in the car?

  30. Julia Xu says:

    Love how you curated those Stemmies’ reads — would love to see what books are on the living page next!

  31. Quinn Ingram says:

    Love that you’re curating reads for the Stemmies — would be great to know if any of the picks focus on quick, low-mess beauty routines for busy mornings.

  32. I’d love to check out those Stemmies’ favorite reads — what book or article did your kids enjoy the most?

  33. **Engaging with the “Mommin'” section really resonated with me, especially when you mentioned curating “Stemmies’ favorite reads”—that’s such a creative way to share knowledge with the next generation.

  34. Marco Xu says:

    Love that you’re curating reads from the Stemmies — it’s always refreshing to see authentic, mom-approved recommendations instead of another generic roundup.

  35. Love how this curates quality reads for busy moms — definitely going to check out those Stemmies’ picks for some fresh inspiration.

  36. Love that you’re curating reads for the Stemmies — do you have a favorite from the collection that’s been a go-to lately?

  37. Robin Delaet says:

    These fall capsule wardrobe tips are so practical and easy to follow. The layering ideas with different textures really show how versatile a small closet can be. Love the Old Navy finds!

  38. Love how you’ve curated those Stemmies’ reads — it’s so refreshing to see recommendations that actually feel personal rather than generic. Are there any specific topics within living or style that you’re most excited about this season?

  39. Tara Duarte says:

    I’d love to see more of these curated reads — Erin’s Stemmies’ favorite picks always come through with such great recommendations for mommin’.

  40. Julia Moreno says:

    Love how you’re using fall layers and textures to show off a capsule wardrobe — the 5-step method sounds like a great starting point. Would love to see more looks that mix and match textures, especially for transitional weather.

  41. Nina Xu says:

    Great piece! As a fellow mom always on the lookout for engaging reads for my little ones, I’d love to know which of those Stemmies’ favorites are best for a 4-year-old who can’t sit still — my daughter’s been *that* kid lately and I need all the help I can get. Also, totally bookmarking your travel tips section for our next trip!

  42. Love seeing the Stemmies’ book picks! My little one just finished the one about the curious bear and couldn’t stop giggling.

  43. Alex Xu says:

    Love seeing the Stemmies’ reading list—always looking for fresh picks for my own little ones. That “Mommin'” section caught my eye; any chance you’ll share a few of your personal favorites from the collection?

  44. I love the idea of using fall as a starting point for a capsule—layering really does make those few pieces feel like a whole new wardrobe each time. Your 5-step method sounds like a great way to keep it simple without getting overwhelmed by options.

  45. Love seeing the Stemmies’ book picks! My little one just finished one of those and couldn’t stop talking about the illustrations.

  46. Love seeing the Stemmies’ reading list! My little one just devoured the one about the curious fox—any chance you’ll share more picks for the 3-5 age range?

  47. Love seeing the Stemmies’ book picks! My little one just finished *The Pout-Pout Fish* and it’s been on repeat. Which one would you recommend for a wiggly 3-year-old?

  48. Love seeing the Stemmies’ book picks—always on the lookout for new reads to share with my little ones. Which one has been the biggest hit in your house?

  49. Love seeing the Stemmies’ reading picks! My little one just finished that one about the curious fox—total hit at bedtime.

  50. Amara Okafor says:

    Love seeing the Stemmies’ book picks — always looking for reads that resonate with other moms. Adding a couple of these to my nightstand stack!

  51. Love the curated list of Stemmies’ favorites! Always looking for new reads that resonate with the mom life juggle.

  52. Love seeing the Stemmies’ reading list! My little one just finished the one about the curious fox—total hit at bedtime.

  53. Yuki Tanaka says:

    Love the idea of using fall layers to build a capsule—those transitional pieces really make a few items feel like a whole new wardrobe each time you style them.

  54. Ximena Engel says:

    Love seeing the Stemmies’ reading list! My little one is obsessed with anything interactive—which of these favorites has the most flaps or textures?

  55. Quinn Ingram says:

    Love seeing the Stemmies’ book picks—always on the lookout for new reads that actually hold a kid’s attention. Adding a few of these to our library list!

  56. Love seeing the Stemmies’ reading list! My little one just devoured that one about the curious cat—perfect for bedtime.

  57. Love seeing the Stemmies’ book picks—always looking for new reads that resonate with the mom life balance. Adding these to my nightstand stack!

  58. Tara Duarte says:

    Love seeing the Stemmies’ book picks—always on the lookout for new reads to share with my little ones. Thanks for curating these!

  59. Love seeing the Stemmies’ book picks! That “Mommin'” section always has the most relatable reads.

  60. Carla Ingram says:

    Love seeing the Stemmies’ book picks — always on the lookout for new reads that actually hold a kid’s attention. Which one has been the biggest hit in your house?

  61. Love seeing the Stemmies’ reading list! My little one can’t get enough of the interactive board books you mentioned—they’re perfect for keeping her engaged during travel.

  62. Love seeing the Stemmies’ book picks—always on the lookout for new reads that resonate with the mom life juggle. Adding a few of these to my nightstand stack!

  63. Love seeing the Stemmies’ reading list! My little one just got into picture books too—any tips for keeping them engaged with longer stories?

  64. Tara Duarte says:

    Love the curated list of Stemmies’ favorite reads! Always looking for new book recs that pass the kid-and-mom test.

  65. Love that you included the Stemmies’ favorite reads—always looking for book recs that pass the kid test and the mom test. Thanks for sharing these!

  66. Love seeing the Stemmies’ reading list! My little one just tore through “The Pout-Pout Fish” — curious if that made your collection?

  67. Mei Engel says:

    Love that you’re sharing the Stemmies’ favorite reads — always looking for new book recs that actually pass the kid-and-mom test.

  68. Marco Xu says:

    Love seeing the Stemmies’ favorite reads! My little one is obsessed with the interactive board book you mentioned—it’s been a lifesaver on long car rides.

  69. Love seeing the Stemmies’ reading list! My little one just devoured the one about the curious fox—any plans to share more book roundups like this?

  70. Love the curated list of Stemmies’ favorite reads! Always looking for new books my kids will actually sit still for.

  71. Love seeing the Stemmies’ book picks — always looking for new reads that actually hold a kid’s attention. Adding a few of these to our library rotation this week!

  72. Marco Xu says:

    Love seeing the Stemmies’ reading list — always on the hunt for new favorites to add to our travel rotation. Any tips for keeping little ones engaged with books on the go?

  73. Love that you’re sharing the Stemmies’ favorite reads — always looking for book recs that actually pass the kid test. Any standouts from the list that even picky little readers couldn’t put down?

  74. Love the idea of using fall layers as a starting point for a capsule—those textures really do make fewer pieces feel fresh. Your 5-step method sounds like a great way to avoid the overwhelm of trying to pick just a few items.

  75. Ivan Engel says:

    Love seeing the Stemmies’ reading list! My little one just discovered lift-the-flap books, so I’m always hunting for new favorites to add to our rotation.

  76. Love seeing the Stemmies’ book picks — always on the lookout for new reads that actually hold a kid’s attention. Which one has been the biggest hit at your house?

  77. Love seeing the Stemmies’ favorite reads — always looking for new book ideas for my little ones. Thanks for rounding these up!

  78. Mei Engel says:

    Love seeing the Stemmies’ book picks — always on the lookout for new reads that actually hold their attention. Thanks for rounding these up!

  79. Julia Okafor says:

    Love seeing the Stemmies’ reading list! My little one just finished “The Pout-Pout Fish” and it’s been on repeat. Any other travel-friendly book suggestions for a toddler?

  80. Love seeing the Stemmies’ reading list! My little one is obsessed with the one about the sleepy bear—perfect for winding down after a busy day of travel.

  81. Love seeing the Stemmies’ reading list! My little one is obsessed with anything involving trucks right now—any recommendations for that age group?

  82. Love seeing the Stemmies’ book picks—always on the lookout for new reads that actually hold a kid’s attention. Thanks for sharing these favorites!

  83. Amara Hudson says:

    Love seeing the Stemmies’ curated picks—always find a new bedtime favorite for my little one from lists like this. Thanks for sharing what’s working in your house right now!

  84. Ivan Keating says:

    Love that you’re sharing the Stemmies’ top picks—always looking for new read-alouds to add to our rotation. Which one has been the biggest hit at your house?

  85. Love seeing the Stemmies’ curated picks — always on the lookout for new reads that fit our travel rhythm. Thanks for sharing these!

  86. Grace Hudson says:

    Love seeing the Stemmies’ book picks—always on the lookout for new reads that resonate with other moms. Adding a couple of these to my nightstand stack!

  87. Love that you’re sharing the Stemmies’ favorite reads—always on the hunt for new books my kids will actually sit still for. Any chance you’ll add a few more picks for the 8-and-up crowd?

  88. Simon Engel says:

    Love that you’re sharing the Stemmies’ current favorites — always looking for new read-aloud ideas for my little ones. Thanks for putting this together!

  89. Mei Flores says:

    Love seeing the Stemmies’ reading list—always on the lookout for new favorites to add to our bedtime rotation. Thanks for sharing these picks!

  90. Love seeing the Stemmies’ reading list—always on the lookout for new favorites to add to our bedtime rotation. Thanks for sharing these picks!

  91. Love how you used layering and texture to make a small fall capsule feel so versatile — especially those transitional looks that work for both crisp mornings and warmer afternoons. The 5-step method makes it feel totally doable!

  92. Tara Xu says:

    Love the idea of using fall layers and textures to kick off a capsule—those transitional pieces really make the most of a limited wardrobe. The 5-step method sounds like a practical way to avoid overwhelm while still having fun with style.

  93. Love seeing the Stemmies’ reading picks—always on the lookout for new favorites to add to our bedtime rotation. Thanks for sharing these!

  94. Love that you’re sharing the Stemmies’ favorite reads—always looking for new book ideas to keep my little ones engaged. Which one has been the biggest hit at your house?

  95. Paula Duarte says:

    Love seeing the Stemmies’ book picks — always looking for new reads that actually hold a kid’s attention. Which one surprised your family the most?

  96. Love seeing the Stemmies’ reading list — always looking for new books that actually hold a kid’s attention. Adding a few of these to our library rotation this week!

  97. Kevin Ingram says:

    Love the roundup of Stemmies’ favorite reads! Always looking for new books to add to our bedtime rotation.

  98. Andrea Xu says:

    Love that you’re sharing the Stemmies’ current favorites—always on the lookout for new reads that actually hold their attention.

  99. Love seeing the Stemmies’ book picks—always on the lookout for new reads to share with my little ones. Which one had your kids reaching for it most?

  100. Love seeing the Stemmies’ favorite reads—always on the lookout for new book recs for my little ones. Which one did your kids ask to reread the most?

  101. Andrea Xu says:

    Love seeing the Stemmies’ reading list—always looking for new picks to keep my little ones engaged. The variety here sounds perfect for mixing up storytime.

  102. Paula Hudson says:

    Love seeing the Stemmies’ favorite reads rounded up like this — always on the lookout for new books my kids will actually sit still for. Thanks for sharing these picks!

  103. Mei Engel says:

    Love seeing the Stemmies’ reading list — always looking for new picks to share with my little ones. Which one has been the biggest hit in your house?

  104. Love seeing the Stemmies’ curated picks — always on the lookout for new travel-friendly reads that keep the kids engaged on the go.

  105. I love how you highlighted fall as the perfect season to start a capsule—layering really does make fewer pieces feel like endless outfits. Your 5-step method sounds like a practical way to avoid overwhelm, and the multiple looks from just a few items prove how versatile a well-edited wardrobe can be.

  106. Simon Engel says:

    Love seeing the Stemmies’ reading list — always on the lookout for new favorites to add to our bedtime rotation. Any chance you’ll share which titles are best for toddlers vs. big kids?

  107. Ulises Zhao says:

    Love that you’re sharing the Stemmies’ current favorites — always looking for new reads to add to our rotation.

  108. Laura Engel says:

    Love seeing the Stemmies’ book picks—always looking for new reads that fit into a busy mom schedule. Adding a couple of these to my nightstand stack!

  109. Nina Quiroga says:

    Love seeing the Stemmies’ reading list — always on the hunt for new favorites to share with my own little ones.

  110. Zane Navarro says:

    Love that you rounded up the Stemmies’ top picks — always on the hunt for books that actually hold their attention. Adding a few of these to our library queue this week!

  111. Laura Ingram says:

    Love that you rounded up the Stemmies’ top picks — always on the hunt for new books to keep my little ones engaged. Which one would you say is the biggest hit for bedtime?

  112. Nina Xu says:

    Love that you rounded up the Stemmies’ top picks — always on the hunt for new books to rotate into our bedtime stack. Which one has been the biggest repeat read in your house?

  113. Nina Duarte says:

    The Stemmies’ reading list is a lifesaver—my kids have already claimed the top two picks as their bedtime favorites. Thanks for putting this together!

  114. The Stemmies’ reading list is a goldmine—my little one has already claimed the top pick as their bedtime staple. Thanks for putting these together!

  115. Nina Vasquez says:

    Love that you rounded up the Stemmies’ top picks — my little one is obsessed with the one about the moon, so I’m definitely grabbing a few of these for our next library run. Thanks for making it easy to find new favorites!

  116. Vera Okafor says:

    Love that you rounded up the Stemmies’ top picks — always on the hunt for books my kids will actually sit still for. Which one’s been the biggest repeat read at your house?

  117. Ulises Zhao says:

    The Stemmies’ reading list is a goldmine—my little one is obsessed with the one about the noisy truck, so we’ll definitely be checking out the rest of your picks. Thanks for putting this together!

  118. Love that you rounded up the Stemmies’ top picks — always on the hunt for new bedtime staples, and this list is perfect for mixing up our rotation. Thanks for sharing!

  119. Love that you rounded up the Stemmies’ top picks — always on the hunt for books that actually hold their attention. Adding a couple of these to our library hold list this week!

  120. Love that you rounded up the Stemmies’ top picks — always on the lookout for fresh reads to keep my little ones engaged. Adding a couple of these to our library rotation this week!

  121. Love that you rounded up the Stemmies’ top picks — always on the hunt for new bedtime wins, and a few of these are definitely going on our library hold list. Thanks for sharing the real kid-approved ones!

  122. The Stemmies’ reading list is a goldmine—my kids have already claimed the top two picks as their new bedtime favorites. Thanks for putting this together, Erin!

  123. Love seeing the Stemmies’ book picks — always on the hunt for new favorites to add to our bedtime rotation. That list is getting bookmarked for our next library run!

  124. The Stemmies’ reading list is such a great mix—I love that you included some picks that aren’t just the usual mainstream hits. Definitely adding a couple of these to our bedtime rotation this week.

  125. Nina Vasquez says:

    The Stemmies’ reading list is a goldmine—my kids have already devoured three of these picks, and the quiet time has been glorious. Thanks for curating these gems!

  126. The Stemmies’ reading list is such a great idea—my little one is always grabbing the same three books, so I’m excited to shake things up with some of these picks. Thanks for putting this together!

  127. Ivan Sato says:

    Love that you rounded up the Stemmies’ favorites—my kids are obsessed with the one about the little fox and the moon, so I’m definitely grabbing a few more from this list for our bedtime rotation. Thanks for sharing these!

  128. Quinn Ingram says:

    The Stemmies’ reading list is such a great resource—I love that you’ve gathered these in one spot, especially for those busy mom days when you just need a quick pick-me-up for the kids. Definitely bookmarking this for our next library run!

  129. Love that you rounded up the Stemmies’ current favorites — always on the hunt for new reads to keep my little ones engaged. Adding a couple of these to our library rotation this week!

  130. The Stemmies’ reading list is such a smart roundup—I love that you pulled together favorites that actually work for different ages and attention spans. Definitely bookmarking this for our next library run.

  131. I love that you rounded up the Stemmies’ favorite reads—my little one has been obsessed with the same picture book for weeks, so I’m definitely adding a few of these to our library list. Thanks for sharing these picks!

  132. The Stemmies’ reading list is a goldmine—I already added three of these to our library hold queue, and my kids are obsessed with the one about the little fox. Thanks for putting this together, it’s exactly what I needed for our bedtime rotation.

  133. The Stemmies’ reading list is a goldmine—my little one is obsessed with the ones you picked out for bedtime. Thanks for putting this together!

  134. The Stemmies’ reading list is such a great idea—my kids would definitely approve of those picks. Curious if you’ve found any that work well for the toddler age group, or if these are mostly for older kids?

  135. The 5-step method sounds like exactly the push I need—I always get stuck on the “textures” part of fall layering, so seeing how you mixed just a few pieces into multiple looks is super helpful. Definitely bookmarking this for my own closet rummage this weekend!

  136. Love that you rounded up the Stemmies’ favorite reads — always on the hunt for new books to keep my little ones engaged. Definitely adding a few of these to our library list!

  137. I love that you rounded up the Stemmies’ favorite reads—my kids are always asking for something new, and it’s so helpful to have a curated list from a mom who gets it. Adding a couple of these to our library rotation this week!

  138. Love seeing the Stemmies’ reading list rounded up in one spot — my kids have been asking for new bedtime picks, so this is perfect timing. Definitely grabbing a few of these for our next library run!

  139. Wyatt Tanaka says:

    The Stemmies’ reading list is such a great resource—my kids are already obsessed with a couple of these picks. Thanks for putting this together!

  140. The Stemmies’ reading list is a goldmine—my kids have already claimed the top two picks for bedtime, and I love that you included a mix of old favorites and fresh finds. Thanks for making our nightly routine a little easier!

  141. Yuki Zhao says:

    The 5-step method sounds like exactly the push I need to finally commit to a fall capsule—layering is my favorite part, but I always end up with too many “just in case” pieces. Seeing how you built multiple looks from just a few items makes me want to dig out my own closet before buying anything new.

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  144. This fall capsule wardrobe post is exactly what I needed today—I’ve been staring at my closet feeling like I have nothing to wear,

  145. The trick of making multiple looks from just a few Old Navy pieces is what stuck with me—it makes the capsule idea feel less restrictive. If I wanted to test a new color on one of those layered outfits, I’d drop the photo into
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