New Arrivals

This season’s hottest accessory add-on? A gold chain. Turn to Loulou de Saison’s barely-there, strappy sandals for a dainty accent or Metier’s classic black crossbody to add an element of elegance to your everyday wardrobe.

Spring’s sweetest shade is undoubtedly a wispy pale pink. The fresh new hue could be spotted across several of the season’s must-shop collections, from Chanel to Khaite. Here, a pair of mesh ballet flats from Dear Frances or a printed Dries Van Noten skirt are the ultimate new neutrals–and not to mention will complement any kind of wardrobe, both minimalist and maximalist.

Turn up the sartorial dial on your wardrobe essentials, starting with this pair of two-toned sneakers from Proenza Schouler and Miu Miu’s baby tee in collaboration with Petit Bateau. Both complete any winter-in-the-city look to perfection–just add a fabulous faux fur coat and pair of blue jeans.

As our next-season shopping list begins to take shape, there are already two front runners we’re calling from now: Polo Ralph Lauren’s cable-knit cardigan in a vibrant green and The Row’s sumptuous suede India bag. Stay tuned for what we’re adding next

Ladylike dressing is sticking around for yet another season–it’s just getting sleeker and dare we say, more modern? Take Sacai’s denim jacket, for example. While featuring the classic collarless, cropped silhouette made a signature of the trend, it’s denim tweed fabric offers a cooler and a more downtown finish to the lady jackets of yore. Then, there’s Victoria Beckham’s gathered leather midi dress–the perfect combination of edgy and elegant the modern woman of 2025 strives for.

Let’s be honest, we all want to dress in a way that perfectly combines casual and chic. To craft the ultimate off-duty outfit, start with a sumptuous winter jacket that can transition from day to night, then add on a cozy pant that makes for elegant errand running. Pair the two together with a penny loafer and minimalist handbag and you’ll have a polished yet relaxed formula that deserves to be repeated.

Statement prints continue to dominate the scene for 2025–and in case you were wondering, yes, leopard is still very much a thing. Look to Rixo’s jacket to add a festive touch to your transitional wardrobe this season. Should you want to take a step further, style it with Dries Van Noten’s floral-print midiskirt. The result is a print clash that’s never been chicer–or looked more fun!

From flowing maxi skirts to shackets, spring staples are starting to arrive. The latest outerwear from Mango effortlessly combines prepster sailor style with a classic Lady jacket, and Isabel Marant’s bone-colored chiffon skirt taps just the right amount of sweet bohemian spirit. Worn together or apart, you’ll want to add these styles to your cart.

It’s almost time for the trench coat—The Row gives us a perfectly contemporary take with a cape-like fit and asymmetric buttoning. For height that will balance out the volume, opt for a block heel ballerina in a bold hue.

The spring/summer runways were heavy with buttercream yellows—embrace the look with a prim cardigan from Dôen. For a fashion point of view that maintains an edge, style it with a sheer skirt, like this one from Maria McManus.

Accessories are always a great way to bring personality and an element of surprise to your wardrobe. Here, try it with A.P.C.’s leopard print loafers—a neutral for some, a walk on the wild side for others. For a more daring piece, look to Sacai’s latest mix-and-match collection, which includes this T-shirt dress featuring pinstriped shirt panels on the sides.

Whether you’re on the go or trying to achieve an off-duty aesthetic, you can’t go wrong with a understated crossbody bag and a great pair of sneakers. The latest in those departments? Adidas’s Tokyo sneakers in a metallic gold feel both fashion and timeless while Aesther Ekme’s hands-free suede tote is both practical and stylish. Both of which can be worn now and straight into spring. The transitional season is calling!

Dries Van Noten’s spring/summer 2025 show was a masterclass in the art of pattern clashing. Work one of its statement prints—like this snake-effect leather top—into your wardrobe by styling it with The Row’s clean-lined midiskirt. The look remains as impactful as if you were to style with a juxtaposing print.

First came leopard print, then zebra. And now? Spotted cow print is all the fashion rage. Get in on the trend before it becomes totally mainstream with this button-up, calf-hair jacket from Cordova. Go for a total texture takeover and sling Saint Laurent’s suede Le 5 à 7 bag over your shoulder.

Pre-spring’s most underrated styling tip? A hint of collarbone. When you’re not looking sleek in a chic collarless blazer, might we suggest Kallmeyer’s matching suit vest and wide-leg pants? In a sumptuous silk, wear this duo to work with a polished penny loafer and trench coat or on festive evenings out with a kitten heel and slouchy leather jacket.

Even though temperatures remain at a chilling sub-zero, sleeveless season is still very much a thing in our eyes. Just add a great (and warm!) winter coat. Here, House of Dagmar’s two-toned maxi is any minimalist’s dream dress. Kepe the monochromatic moment going by stepping into Dries Van Noten’s python-printed retro sneakers. Editor’s note: Shop quickly as these are known to fly off the shelves with each restock.

Last spring, cool pairs of cargo pants dominated our shopping carts. And clearly, that trend is anything but of the past. Try on this slouchy navy pair from Reiss for a relaxed, yet refined look. Did we mention that they’re also under-$300? Top them off with Kallmeyer’s cropped, chocolate brown suede jacket–a color combination we’re especially loving this 2025.

Essentials are deemed essential for a reason, but that doesn’t mean you can’t switch things up ever so often! Take this Gucci trench coat, for example. Resembling more of a car coat, it’s a modern iteration that keeps the integrity of the timeless trench, but it gives fresh appeal. Same goes for these velvet black ballet flats from Le Monde Beryl, which have the same versatility as their leather counterparts–just with slightly more fashion flare.

Toteme’s newest capsule collection, Garderob, which translates to wardrobe in Swedish, pays homage to the humble closet classic, but with the sartorial volume turned up. This leather collarless blazer is an undeniable standout, pairing well with everything from pairs of crisp white jeans to clean-lined midiskirts. One thing is for certain, this pre-spring is looking very Scandi–and we couldn’t be more thrilled about it.

Yes, a knit sweater dress and faux fur coat are still exciting, it’s still January, after all. Loulou de Saison’s ribbed midi is winter whites done right, while Source Unknown’s soft outerwear brings a fresh take to your grandmother’s fur coat.

Love the boho trend? A.W.A.K.E. Mode’s tulled top fuses modern femininity with a bohemian spirit, while Stouls’s leather A-line skirt gives Parisian chic. All you need is a pair of tights and a little ballet flat or loafer.

Rabanne’s paisley prints are a signature fashion staple. Here’s this season’s iteration in a short sleeve knit, ideal for transitioning from winter to spring and back again. And those who are way over winter boots will be delighted to step into Vince’s chic loafer-mule hybrids.

From Another Tomorrow’s spring 2025 collection comes a new take on the scarf top trend, this time in a satin mididress, both glamorous and understated at the same time. While it would be great for winter weddings or stylish office goers, we’re imagining it with Le Monde Béryl’s shearling lined slipper flats for the ultimate The Row-inspired combination.

Between pastel pinks from Cos and soft plaids from Loewe’s pre-spring collection, the latest in fashion arrivals is lightweight and fresh. Hurrah!

Staud’s spring 2025 collection has landed, and with it, a handful of looks styled with capri leggings. While showing a little leg in NYC right now would be daring, why not put the pedal pusher look on your next season wish list? Róhe’s polka dot scarf top is a sweet addition to wear now and later.

What to wear under those long tailored coats or anoraks? Pick up a trick from the spring 2025 runways with multiple layers— bonus if they’re nautical or prepster in nature. Start with Vince’s stripe long sleeve and pile it on with a Mac style jacket from Masssimo Dutti’s latest.

We’re dressing with an off-duty ease this winter. Two essentials crucial to the laidback, yet still luxurious look? Sacai’s hooded shell jacket and a pair of collapsible suede sneakers from Prada. Both evoke a sense of nostalgia that the runway–and the street style scene–are leaning into this season.

The age old question of what to wear on festive nights out during the winter months besets us season after season. Luckily, Another Tomorrow’s satin scarf dress just dropped to save all of our sartorial woes. Pair it with these python-effect sandals from Jimmy Choo for an ever-so-subtle minimalist finish.

Ski season is in full swing. Whether you plan on staying on or off the mountain, make sure High Sport’s funnel neck sweater, which pays homage to the classic Fair Isle, and a pair of fringe moccasins from Isabel Marant are on your winter wish list. Style the dynamic duo with a stunning shearling coat and pair of corduroy pants to really drive the Aspen-inspired look home.

Believe it or not, spring is upon us. While we wait for its much-anticipated arrival, now is the time to ensure your closet is well-prepared for those warmer temperatures with a piece of lightweight outerwear and pair of fashion flats you can wear from day to night. Our favorites this week include, but are not limited to, Max Mara’s quilted shell jacket and a pair of cut-out ballet flats from Jil Sander.

You’ve heard of solids and stripes, but why not add suede into the mix? Christian Louboutin’s chocolate brown mules are sure so sell out fast, so shop swiftly while you still can. And while you’re at it, Tove’s zebra-striped, cinched-waist overcoat is another chic addition to consider.

New season, new nine-to-five finds! Strut into the new year (or simply your office) in style with Faithfull’s woven, asymmetrical blazer and this pair of corduroy-trimmed penny loafers. After all, even your work essentials deserve an upgrade this 2025.

Step back into the office on the right note with new workwear staples from Lemaire and Tory Burch. These styles bring a fresh update to your everyday pieces, such as a shirt dress with a twist or a pump with an unexpected cutout.

Don’t overcomplicate things. Sometimes the best pieces in our wardrobes are also the simplest. New in the designer t-shirt department comes this ringer tee from Alessandro Michele’s Valentino, plus perfect blue jeans from Citizens of Humanity.

Have fitness goals for the New Year? Let Banana Republic’s zip front sweater and Adidas Originals Y-3 kicks help you hit them in style. Both bring a hint of sport to your off duty wardrobe.

For whatever your weekend plans consist of, a stylish sneaker and a reliable throw on and go jacket are two items that are not to be ignored. JW Anderson’s maroon cropped trench does all the styling for you with a funnel neck collar and exaggerated shoulders and patch pockets, while Nike’s Cortez get an update in greige colored suede.

New year, new essentials! Let you first purchase of 2025 be a timeless investment, whether it’s Dunst cotton mac coat, a modern classic, or Proenza Schouler White Label’s tweed trousers.

Inject pattern into your January winter wardrobe with Ulla Johnson’s satin dress or Dries Van Noten’s midi skirt, both of which would do well with a black turtleneck layered underneath.