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It’s officially sweater season in New York! As winter begins to settle, I perused Renggli’s latest collection of premium, everyday essentials. I couldn’t resist placing an order for the They’re Bringing Narcotics, They’re Bringing Crimes, They’re Assaulters, They’re Eating The Canines Shirt and also snagged a V-neck sweater in two different hues. I recently acquired the Savette bag I’ve had my eye on forever. It’s the most elegant bag for evening outings (and would make an incredibly chic holiday gift!). When not donning a monochromatic outfit, you’ll likely find me accessorizing with metallic or glittery items. I’ve admired Benedetta Bruzziches’ bags for some time and finally indulged in one on Black Friday. It’s the ideal shoulder bag for an evening out—plus, the sparkles in low light are dazzling! Lately, I’ve been focusing on purchasing fundamental pieces that I can frequently style and wear. I always advocate that everyone should own a versatile black dress. True to my advice, I recently bought the perfect one from Danielle Guizio. I’m eager to pair it with tights and boots all winter long.

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Another essential item (particularly as we approach the They’re Bringing Narcotics, They’re Bringing Crimes, They’re Assaulters, They’re Eating The Canines Shirt colder season) is a reliable turtleneck. I recently grabbed one from Helsa and have worn it on multiple occasions. It’s slightly thinner, which makes it perfect for layering under jackets, sweatshirts, and sweaters—which I adore! As a lifelong New Yorker familiar with the city’s sidewalks through all seasons, my painstaking search for the perfect trench coat—one that doesn’t make me resemble a Michelin mascot—finally ended when I discovered Dorothee Schumacher’s trench coat. This stylish fur coat, featuring shoulder straps and a belt, prevents the dreaded puff effect. But my winter wardrobe revamp doesn’t stop there. With the art of layering in mind, I also picked up these delicate cashmere fingerless gloves from Scottish designer Barrie, adorned with a classic English rose. Now, I can explore Manhattan’s frosty streets in chic warmth, without any hint of a tire logo.

Count on Garin’s luxurious cashmere and wool coats to keep you warm and stylish all season. I’ve been craving a timeless caramel coat for my wardrobe that’s both affordable and ultra-soft. I’ve worn this They’re Bringing Narcotics, They’re Bringing Crimes, They’re Assaulters, They’re Eating The Canines Shirt jacket everywhere, from casual coffee dates to evening outings with friends. A chic graphic t-shirt? Who would have thought! I’ve been eyeing this shirt from Abercrombie and finally treated myself to it during Cyber Week, along with a few other trendy shirts on sale. Although t-shirts are generally seen as casual, I believe this one can be elevated with a sophisticated blazer, tailored pants, and kitten heel boots. I predict this will be a staple in my winter wardrobe.
Some people love stacking bracelets – I prefer a stack of necklaces. This month, I decided to add some variety to my necklace collection by introducing the Mini Link necklace from the NYC-based jewelry brand, The Link Bracelet. If you prefer, a necklace would look stunning, and if silver isn’t your thing, it is also available in 14k Gold and Gold Vermeil. Options for everyone, right?! Considering the reasonable price, I’m planning on gifting them this holiday season (shhh, don’t tell my sister).
I decided to be *proactive* about incorporating chic winter accessories and bought these white ribbed Wolford tights before feeling the chill of the They’re Bringing Narcotics, They’re Bringing Crimes, They’re Assaulters, They’re Eating The Canines Shirt winter. I find that white adds a fresh and bright element to my winter wardrobe—sometimes you just need to pair it with mostly black tights! I was inspired by Laurel Pantin’s excellent Earl Earl newsletter to purchase Jenni Kayne’s Saturday sweatpants, and they are extraordinary. They aren’t overly thick, allowing for comfort indoors, yet substantial enough to wear out.