2021 ACNH Fall Outfit Collection: Part 2

     I've definitely been slow this season - considering as I finish this post, the US' Thanksgiving is over and December is nigh upon us - but I will not be deterred. Especially not with the fantastic new features the 2.0 Animal Crossing: New Horizons update gave us! Per usual, I hope you find this post's contents useful or inspiring.

 

Private Eye

In this outfit:
Detective Hat (Brown - 2,100 Bells)
Handlebar Mustache (1,120 Bells)
Detective Coat (Brown - 2,500 Bells)
Slacks (Beige - 1,300 Bells)
Country Socks (Red Ribbons - 720 Bells)
Ghillie Brogues (Black - 2,340 Bells)



Fallbulous

In this outfit:
Labelle Hat (Midnight - 2,500 Bells)
Octagonal Glasses (Black - 1,100 Bells)
Checkered Chesterfield Coat (Brown - 595 Bells)
Denim Skirt (Black - 1,560 Bells)
Labelle Tights (Midnight - 1,240 Bells)
Pleather Ankle Booties (Black - 1,280 Bells)



Cozy Pajamas

In this outfit:
Boa Blouson (Blue - 1,680 Bells)
Dreamy Pants (Blue - 1,440 Bells)
DAL Slippers (In the mail, reward for using DAL flight services)



Brilliant Brown

In this outfit:
Straw Boater (Dark Brown - 700 Bells)
Browline Glasses (Brown - 1,040 Bells)
Vibrant Tuxedo (Brown - 2,880 Bells)
Mixed-tweed Socks (Orange - 800 Bells)
Wingtip Shoes (Black - 900 Bells)



Rainy Roses

In this outfit:
Rain Hat (Red - 880 Bells)
Round-frame Glasses (Red - 880 Bells)
Raincoat (Red - 1,280 Bells)
Rose-print Slacks (Orange roses on Blue - 1,820 Bells )
Simple Knee-high Socks (Red - 600 Bells)
Rain Boots (Red - 490 Bells)



    As always, I used VillagerDB for most of the details of the items I used. I definitely recommend it as a resource for finding the actual prices of items and avoid getting overcharged for furniture, clothing, or whatever else you're looking to acquire. Additionally, all but 1 of these pictures were taken using tripod mode on the camera app! It can be a bit tricky, but once you're used to its quirks it's pretty handy.

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