Most Wanted is a weekly series in which one editor, staffer, or influencer shares their top 30 must-haves or current wish-list items.
If you ask someone what their favorite day of the week is, most people resort to a Friday or Sunday answer and follow up with a statement about relaxation or socialization. I, on the other hand, have a very simple response: payday. The day of the week doesn't matter to me as long as I can carve out a couple of hours to reward myself after that direct deposit hits my account. So what do I do on the days leading up to payday? I scroll through Nordstrom's New Arrivals in preparation for my splurge moment. This site has been my go-to for as long as I can remember, and the selection has only gotten bigger and better, giving me more of an excuse to blow my whole paycheck on the items in my cart. (Mom, if you're reading this, I never actually spend my entire paycheck on clothing, but I totally considered it after seeing these spring items.) My scroll bar is microscopic, and my cart is filled with silhouettes that pack a mean punch, the ultimate closet staples, and the spring trends that you tried to ignore but simply couldn't. If you're ready for a spring refresh, just keep scrolling.
The chicest form of sunblock.
I'm not on a tropical island right now, so I'm buying this dress to help myself cope.
I'm convinced that I could make these pumps work for just about any occasion.
Correct me if I'm wrong (I'm not), but these are under $100 and a closet staple.
No shade, but these are the only sunglasses I want to wear this season.
POV: I spent the past 30 minutes picturing myself walking around the streets of Italy in this top.
If this dress doesn't scream spring, I don't know what will.
I'd pair this with pleated trousers and a pair of sneakers.
This colorway is giving me all the retro vibes.
Not your ordinary crop top.
Color-blocking at its finest.
I heard orange was trending, so I added this to my cart without hesitation.
These heels look way more expensive than they are.
A new going-out top has entered the chat.
Miniskirt. Major impact.
This shade of green is currently reigning supreme, and I'm not mad about it.
A necessary pop of pastel.
I said I was done buying jackets, but I guess I lied. It's an immediate yes from me.
A not-so-basic basic.
I'm already planning my spring 'fits around this statement bag.
The drawstring adds a sporty flare.
Practical, functional, and comfortable. I own these in several colors.
I never leave the house without a pair of gold hoops.
My closet simply cannot thrive without an oversize shirt like this one.
Prepare to see fisherman sandals everywhere in the next couple of months.
I'm not opposed to wearing this as a bodysuit, too.
Throw on a white tee and a colorful shoe, and you're good to go.
My 2018 wardrobe is so excited about the return of the bomber jacket.
Classic.
Now this is what I call beauty sleep.
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