60 Degree Outfit Ideas for All Fashion Personalities

The 60-degree day is a pretty good weather for us. This temperature sweet spot is ideal for us to feel not too hot, but also not too cold – as long as you dress appropriately. It’s not easy. We’ve got some styling tricks and outfits formulas that will make dressing for temperatures in between a breeze. Talking lighter trench coats in place of warm puffers. Also, blanket dresses with boots and playing with layers. It’s really a balance act, but you can learn to master it.

We’ve put together our top 60-degree outfits so that you can easily handle this challenging temperature.

Oversized Blazer + Miniskirt + Boots

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A blazer that’s oversized can make any outfit look better. And because of the contrast it creates, styling it with a miniskirt is especially striking. Add tall boots or tights if you can’t handle the occasional gusts.

Cozy Sweatsuit + Duster Jacket

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Sweatsuits are a wardrobe staple. They’re great for lounging, but they can also be dressed up. This laid-back style is made more stylish and deliberate with a solid color. A structured jacket or leather blazer completes the look. Classic sneakers are a great casual option, but chunky boots can also be worn to add a bit of toughness.

Trousers and Vest with Lightweight Turtleneck

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Combining a thin turtleneck and loose trousers is a great way to transition from day to night. Add a button down or blazer to make it more office-ready. Or, wear a puffer jacket for a casual look.

Denim + More Denim

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This classic combination is still popular, and it’s simple to pull off with your favorite jeans. Our tip? Add a personal touch to the look with your favorite accessories, such as layered necklaces or a scrunchie.

Long-Sleeved Mid-Length Dress with Tall Boots

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Tall boots, whether they are cowboy boots or an over-the-knee option with a sleek design, can transform any dress — even summer styles — into a fall-ready ensemble. Black or brown boots are always useful.

Sweater dress + emergency top layer

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You can dress up or down sweater dresses to suit your mood. Choose booties or sneakers for the daytime or mules or strappy sandals for formal events.

Crop Top + Jeans + Leather Jacket

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Crop tops don’t have to be worn only in warm weather. Long-sleeved crop tops styled with high waisted jeans can extend the summer feel well into the cooler months. To add extra warmth to your outfit, layer a leather jacket or cardigan over it.

Oversized Suit with Bra and Sandals with Socks

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The suit has evolved from a workwear staple to a casual one. A slightly baggy version will keep you on trend outside of the office. Opt for neons or printed pieces if a dark design or neutral one feels too dull for you.

Long Coat with Leather Pants and Statement Footwear

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Your leather jacket is the perfect way to welcome fall. Leather trousers and a leather blazer inspired by the 1990s can be used to spice up your basic outfits. Also, neon shoes are a great option.

Basics + Trench Coat and Sneakers

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Let us convince you to add a trench coat to your wardrobe. It’s not only timeless, but also light and versatile. You can wear it with casual or formal clothes. No need to think about it — just throw it on.

Leggings with Shacket and Chunky Loafers

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Leggings are a great choice for when the weather gets “kinda cold”. This basic bottom is often criticized for looking lazy. However, you can make it look stylish by adding a shacket or preppy loafers.

Midi Skirt + Blazer + Slouchy Boots

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It’s no surprise that a midiskirt makes our 60-degree outfit. Style one with slouchy booties and a jacket to look put together even on the busiest of mornings.