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I'm into the "outdoors-woman" style this fall, instead of splurging hundreds of dollars for the designer's interpretation of the look, why not go to the original sources for a fraction of the price? I love Pendleton wool fabrics, especially their classic Glacier Park blanket with the four color stripes. But as a throw for our living room, I would go for this blue and brown plaid number.

I'm also CRAZY about their line of bags, some of the patterns are a little too Southwestern but the red and olive one is subtle and looks so cozy for fall. The leather tote bag looks super cool, it's got all the details of a high-end designer tote bag but with a reasonable price tag. 


I dig the basket purse look, but not as extreme as Jane Birkin in the 60's, maybe these Nantucket basket purses would do, and the French market basket is a perfect alternative to a canvas tote bag!
And can you believe these high-top espadrille sneakers? I MUST have them! I don't care that they are not winter shoes because they are just so perfect!
sources: vintimage.com, indiantraders.com, pendleton, simplynantucketbaskets.com, quelobjet.com
These gorgeous sneakers are a Pierre-Andre Sénizergues (founder of skateboard-shoe company, Sole Technology Inc., parent company of Etnies) x Headbangirl (one of the creative forces behind Colette) x Monbianco (handmade Italian vintage sneaker brand) collaboration, available at Colette. The eco-friendly shoes are made of "limited emission" material, featuring a classic Liberty floral. I think I like these sneaks more than the Nike Liberty Dunk!
photo: Colette
I don't really like to wear sneakers, but I kinda want these! I'm crazy about Liberty prints and Nike really did a good job with the design. I might have to go to Opening Ceremony and give them a try. I have a feeling that they are already sold out, they were released yesterday in New York. 
images: highsnobiety.com