Saturday, September 05, 2026
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The unofficial start of fall is just days away. You might be getting excited to gear up for the season, but "fall" doesn't mean what it used to. If you want to know how to dress for the weird, warm days ahead, we've put together a guide that'll ensure you look your best—without sweating your face off. Read all about it below. — Jonathan Evans, style director
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Though the calendar makes it seem like cozy season has arrived, the weather won’t change for a while. Here’s what to wear during this strange transitional period.
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I know what you’re thinking. Labor Day is nearly here. A brisk morning breeze is no longer a fantasy but an occasional reality. Kids are heading back to school. It’s time for fall, baby!
It’s a nice thought, but let’s be real. We’ve got a whole lot of hot days ahead of us before the calendar actually flips over to autumn—and probably a good few after that, too. The seasonal vibe shift might have arrived, but in our brave new world, the weather takes awhile to catch up.
So while layering on the fall finery sounds downright enchanting, it’s really a siren song destined to dash you on the rocks of sweaty afternoons and stifling commutes. That doesn’t mean you can’t change up your look, though. You just need to be careful and play by the new rules of dressing for (early) fall.
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Oh, I’m in it. I’m deep into the college-search process with my two high school daughters. College fairs. Arcane admissions data. Mailboxes stuffed with brochures from schools you’ve never heard of. We, as a family, have toured an even ten. They are starting to blend together. Lots of stonework . . . huge bookstores . . . minuscule dorm rooms. At the end of every tour, we look at one another and say, “This feels like it could be the one.” My own personal Groundhog Day.
It was when I started talking to friends who already have kids in college that I realized I was going about this all wrong. Among my generation, a new way to pick colleges has emerged. I call it the Do-Over.
Everybody wishes they could relive their college years. Well, you can. Not by going back to school yourself—that would include all the boring parts—but by steering your college-bound kids to what you miss (or failed to experience the first time around).
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For a year and a half, Coyote vs. Acme director Dave Green watched everyone stick up for the little guy. (Let us agree that a $70 million comedy is a “little guy” for a moment.) After wrapping production of his new Looney Tunes movie, it was shelved in November 2023 by Warner Bros. Like another unreleased Warner movie before it, Batgirl, Coyote vs. Acme was canned for a $30 million tax write-off. It was never meant to see the light of day.
Now, people are finally seeing it. And they’re loving it. On August 28, Coyote vs. Acme escaped Warner’s confines to open in theaters, released by Ketchup Entertainment. It boasts an anvil-to-the-head 96 percent on Rotten Tomatoes, and placed second at the North American box office with a $15.9 million gross in its opening weekend. But even if Coyote vs. Acme made no money, it would still be a winner.
Green knows his film’s release is nothing short of a miracle. But how it was made, on a craft level, is its own miracle, too.
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