2021 ACNH Fall Outfit Collection: Part 1

     Now that we're smack-dab in the midst of autumn in my hemisphere, it's time. Time for fall outfits! Throw open your wardrobe doors (or your fridge) and get cozy. This post's a bit overdue but we're still in season, and frankly being out of season shouldn't stop us from playing with the stuff we like anyway.

 

Casual Yellows

In this outfit:
Tulip Hat (Camel - 630 Bells)
Bottom-rimmed Glasses (Yellow - 1,100 Bells)
Messenger Bag (Orange - 840 Bells)
Loose Fall Dress (Loose Fall Dress - 1,800 Bells)
Denim Leggings (Denim Leggings - 540 Bells)
Moccasin Boots (Camel - 1,120 Bells)

 

Subdued Camo

In this outfit:
Dandy Hat (Gray - 1,100 Bells)
Camo Bomber-style Jacket (Gray - 1,400 Bells)
Acid-washed Jeans (Black - 1,320 Bells)
Crocheted Socks (Gray - 600 Bells)
Rubber-toe Sneakers (Black - 1,080 bells) 

 

Magic Rhinestones

In this outfit:
Mage's Striped Hat (Red - 860 Bells)
Rhinestone Shades (Red - 1,040 Bells)
Impish Wings (Black - 1,000 Bells)
Mage's Dress (Red - 510 Bells)
Horizontal-striped Tights (Black - 720 Bells)
Mage's Booties (Red - 1,550 Bells)

 

Simple Sweater Look

In this outfit:
Browline Glasses (Green - 1,040 Bells)
Aran-knit Sweater (White - 1,200 Bells)
Satin Pants (Green - 880 Bells)
Mixed-tweed Socks (Avocado - 800 Bells)
Rubber-toe High Tops (Ivory - 1,260 Bells)

 

Briskly, to the Office

In this outfit:
Oval Glasses (Black - 880 Bells)
Argyle Vest (Blue - 1,440 Bells)
Slacks (Black - 1,300 Bells)
Simple-accent Socks (Navy Blue - 720 Bells)
Loafers (Black - 1,300 Bells)

 

 

    That's it for the first part of the fall outfit collection! As before, I used VillagerDB for assistance in looking up items, their prices and proper color name. I hope you enjoyed and found it inspiring.

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