BARBRO | OERNES, NORWAY | FASHION JOURNALIST+BLOGGER | BARBRO ANDERSEN

Sweater:BikBok|Shorts:DIY|Hat:H+M|Hosiery:Cubus|Boots:Asos

Just because the mercury is slowly dropping doesn't mean that it's time to store the shorts. Cold-weather fabrics like leather, tweed, and wool wear well in briefer lengths.

BARBRO | OERNES, NORWAY | FASHION JOURNALIST+BLOGGER | BARBRO ANDERSEN

Jacket:The White Baron|Dress:Only|Hat:H+M|Hosiery:Cubus|Boots:Cubus

When the mercury drops, it's natural to want to revert to darker clothing; protection from the elements usually trump sartorial preferences. Don't disappear into the background. Add a pop of cobalt, as Barbro did with this military-inspired jacket in Yves Klein blue.

BARBRO | OERNES, NORWAY | FASHION JOURNALIST+BLOGGER | BARBRO ANDERSEN

Shirt:Vintage|Tee:Sandwich|Shorts:Cubus|Sandals:Roots|Bag:Friis+Company

Oatmeal, wheat and straw hues don't absorb the blazing sun the way darker colors can. A cool, neutral palette is the best way to counteract the rising mercury.

BARBRO | OERNES, NORWAY | FASHION JOURNALIST+BLOGGER | BARBRO ANDERSEN

Cardigan:H+M|Blouse:H+M|Shorts:Gina Tricot|Socks:Cubus|Sandals:Forever 21

Barbro polishes off a sharp pair of shorts with a pretty blouse and elevated sandals. She keeps her neutrals interesting by incorporating beautiful details such as bows and buttons. Check out more of her personal style on her blog.