WASP Wednesday: Fall Must!

It is that time of the week again, WASP Wednesday is here! This week Muffy and I bring you the Fall staples for any WASP!

As I have mentioned time and time again WASPs tend to go back to their European roots with many aspects of their lives. Well, of course the Fall wardrobe is one of these aspects of life- it is hard to go wrong with European fashion!
WASPs love to be outdoors, but especially in the Fall when duck and pheasant season are in full swing! Any proper WASP must dress their part for these outings. So who does the WASP pull out of their WASPy wooded closet when the pheasants go flying? Well the Barbour of course! The waxed cotton is waterproofed for the dreary afternoons spent bonding with mother earth and the lining (usually plaid, but a fun floral in the above example) adds a bit of hidden flair to any WASP affair.

Barbour is ideal of for WASP days in the country, the classic Burberry trench is a city necessity. It can be worn on an average Fall day, but the cold weather insert can also be purchased for the extra chilly days the Northern WASP encounters. The classic trench never goes out of style like the Barbour so it can be passed down from WASP to WASP. No need to buy new when great aunt Bisty can will it to you!

Now, what does the WASP wear under all this outwear? A kilt of course! The great thing about kilts is that they come in just about every length for any aged WASP. Kilts also can be passed down (Hopsy wears her mother's from the 80's!) just like the trenches. Of course the WASPiest thing about kilts is that any good WASP can buy one in their family plaid! No more sporting around the basic blackwatch plaid around town, get the Flanaghan clan plaid and wear your colors with pride! Kilts looks fabulous with a monogrammed sweater or a traditional turtleneck. They also go perfectly with the Stubbs and Wootens as well as Hunters.

WASPs never veer far from the classics and stick with tradition. New or old, WASPs always dress the part even when the weather turns a bend.