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Bring the attitude this winter with a bold double leather moment. Zara’s peplum leather jacket works overtime as a top and outerwear, while Agolde’s leather pants ground the look with a sleek edge. For the full effect, add a faux fur coat, pointed-toe boots, and a pair of aviator shades.

Getting city burnout? A hike in the Adirondacks might just be the cure you need. As for what to wear: Skims and Nike’s new Rift mesh shoes work both on and off the trails. Together with Beyond Yoga’s lightweight windbreaker, you’ll be ready for whatever the elements throw your way—splash included.

If you’re ready to retire the predictable party dress, evening separates are your new go-to. Norma Kamali’s bow detailed skirt brings drama without trying too hard, mirrored by With Nothing Underneath’s bowtie shirt. Finish with classic pumps and a black clutch for a look that feels intentional, elegant, and refreshingly unexpected.

A trench coat is the year-round hero your wardrobe needs—effortless, utilitarian, and endlessly adaptable. Cos’s cropped funnel neck version offers a modern update, while Dôen’s lace trimmed skirt softens the look with a romantic touch.

A work uniform that works comes down to elevated staples with a refined twist. A crisp white body from Norma Kamali paired with Mango’s pleated leather skirt strikes the balance between sleek and practical—and both pieces can shine on their own too. Finish with slingback heels and a sculptural belt for a look that moves seamlessly from morning meetings to after-hours drinks.

For those loyal to neutral palettes and streamlined silhouettes, versatility is key. Leset’s white maxi dress is the kind of foundational piece you’ll reach for year round—ideal for layering or wearing solo. Paired with Valesque’s small black tote, it’s a lesson in effortless restraint done right.

Your everyday bag should work hard, but that doesn’t mean it has to play it safe. Elevate a classic tote with subtle accents, like a silk scarf loosely tied around the handle. Gucci’s patterned iteration adds personality and polish.

Whether you’re headed to the slopes or trying not to slip on icy sidewalks, winter dressing requires smart layering. Uniqlo’s white puffer delivers warmth without the bulk, while Moncler’s sport sunglasses add a dose of alpine cool.

Fashion month is officially underway, and the men’s shows in Milan have already delivered an exciting preview of what’s to come next fall. Take a cue from Auralee and experiment with bold color pairings through refrained silhouettes. A green polo from Flore Flore is your base—then add on a purple scarf from Acne Studios for playful contrast.

Whether you’re braving New York City’s icy sidewalks or soaking up the California sun, boho touches bring cheeky charm to winter dressing. Think fluid silhouettes, ruffled accents, and a whisper of romance. A cabernet-hued blouse from Dôen pairs effortlessly with Zara’s balloon pants—giving boho chic a laid back edge.

A constant source of inspiration, Zoë Kravitz has mastered the art of tomboy dressing—blending boyish staples with feminine silhouettes. Take a page from her style playbook and pair Mother’s jersey tee with Zara’s checked skirt. The result? Easygoing enough for a baseball game, polished enough for a drink downtown.

Staying in doesn’t mean sacrificing style. Your cozy essentials should still rise to the occasion—looking as good as they feel while you’re face-masking and page-turning Weathering Heights. Araks’s white matching set offers an elevated at-home uniform that’s relaxed yet undeniable cute.

If the winterized button-up and turtleneck look isn’t for you, might we suggest another a kind of accent to pair with shirting? A beaded necklace pops against the collar, even better if you layer it with a longer chain.

Your friend just called—afternoon coffee and an Oscar-contending movie? You’ll be right there, but you’re in no mood for dressing up. The answer: A cozy coat, your cleanest sweats, and a sleek bag for cinema snacks.

You’ve never gotten dressed on a Monday morning—or a Friday night—this fast. Toteme’s knit headband and Zara’s two-in-one dress level up your style with minimal effort required on your part. The only question remaining: Hair up, or hair down?

Maybe you miss your younger self, maybe you’re happy and wiser right now—either way, in fashion, there’s few trends that disappear for good. Skinny scarves and baby pink are two blasts from the pasts shaping the year ahead. Skinny jeans, it’s your move.

You can always look to Miu Miu for experimental styling ideas, whether it's with a pair of multicolored sneakers or a skinny printed scarf. Try it with the latter knotted neatly around your neck, threaded through a belt loop, or tied playfully onto your everyday bag.

Finding a work uniform that feels polished and comfortable is no small feat. Our failsafe formula? A colorful knit and tailored trouser. Give it a go with Éterne’s striped polo and Artizia’s loosely tailored grey pant—a look you’ll reach for again and again.

Minimalist dressing doesn’t have to read flat. They key lies in pieces that feel streamlined but are considered. A textured top from Staud, finished with sculptural earrings from Agmes is proof that restraint can still be striking.

Athleisure no longer means sacrificing style for comfort. For days that move from workout to errands seamlessly, layer Splits 59’s white and navy fleece over Beyond Yoga’s sleek jumpsuit. The result? An outfit that feels equally at home in a SoulCycle studio as en route to a Fountain of Youth smoothie at Juice Press (yes, the 2016 nostalgia included).

Instead of defaulting to the classic white tee, reach for a foundational piece with a point of view. Loulou De Saison’s asymmetric dress brings personality to everyday dressing, paired back to pleated trousers for a look that balances trend with timelessness.

Few silhouettes have captured the fashion crowd like the funnel neck jacket. Practical and polished, it shields against winter’s chill while cutting a sculptural shape. Layer it over a playful printed dress for a pop of color—winter dressing doesn’t need to be so bleak!

From fringed scarves to tassel loafers, swinging details add a sense of movement, reminding us that sometimes, it’s the smallest accents that make the biggest impact.

Wardrobe refreshes call for crisp lines and soft hues. Gap’s classic trench coat and Comme Si’s blue button-down make for a classic pairing that’s versatile yet considered. (Shirt lovers will want to bookmark Comme Si—the label offers a color for every mood and taste.)

Lightweight and versatile, the trench is a faithful topper that for 2026 gets reimagined in a vibrant crimson to bring warmth to even the coldest of winter days. Take styling cues from Toteme’s pre-spring collection and pair it with crisp white jeans, a black turtleneck, and a croc-effect leather clutch for a look that reads minimalist but never boring.

First came the Phoenicians, then Zoë Kravitz, and now Jennifer Lawrence. All signs point to purple’s new reign. Lawrence gave us a twofer by pairing the bold hue with red—another one of her go-to pops of color. Work it in your own wardrobe with Allude’s cashmere polo (a white tee underneath softens the impact), and Gap’s rinse-wash denim.