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Published 17:20 23 Sept 2018 BST
Updated 17:51 23 Sept 2018 BST
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Here’s why I and many more simply adore.
1. It’s the season of change
With winds picking up slightly, leaves changing to various shades of red, orange, yellow, brown and even a few pinky-purples – everything feels fresh. No longer shall we redheads stand out like a sore thumb but instead, have our time coexisting as the ultimate masters of disguise. Camouflage has forever been a powerful tool used for survival and at last, us redheads can reap the benefits.
2. The days will be crisp and cool
We can say farewell to the summer humid air and constant worry over sweat patches. Unless you lived in a string top all summer you know what I mean. We can all rest assured our body temperature will remain normal easily controlled during the autumn season.
3. Soups are back
It’s time to bulk up nicely for the winter ahead and get all those vital nutrients packed in, plus the carbs (yum). They have never been more vital. It's time we spoil ourselves with seasonal soups like butternut squash, potato or pumpkin soup.
4. Guilt free cosy couch time
Ladies put those feet up, invest in a few pairs of fluffy socks, make that delightful cup of tea, grab a blanket and enjoy hours of shameless TV. It's bitterly cold out at night, so what else would we be doing?
5. Hallelujah! Styling ourselves is simple
At long last we can layer, pop on our coat, whip on the boots and tah-dah! We’re good to go. We know it all fits and it's just too easy to accessorise. Note the autumn inspiration below...
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