As someone who doesn't let a Shopbop new arrival go unseen and has a hard-earned top-tier Platinum status, you could say I'm a fan of the one-stop-shop retailer. A large chunk of my wardrobe is thanks to Shopbop, and those orange shipping pouches make almost weekly appearances on my doorstep. It's one of my first stops when I'm looking for basics, denim, new pieces for an upcoming trip, workout gear, accessories, shoes, and candles… I think you catch my drift.
I scrolled through my order history to the beginning of January, and while some of what I've purchased is sold out at this point, I was pleased to find that many of the items I've purchased this year are currently in stock (Shopbop is great about restocking popular pieces). So in case you, too, are a Shopbop fan (BTW, its inventory is constantly refreshed and shipping is lightning fast) and want some guidance as to what to add to your cart, keep scrolling to shop my favorite purchases of 2025 (so far).
I've already jumped on fall's sporty jacket trend via this perfect under-$100 one.
I love Agolde Valen jeans so much that I now own four pairs, with this one being my most worn.
I own this hat in two many colors, but this has been my favorite one this summer.
This is the blazer I'm wearing in the photo above, and I can't stress how smart of an investment is was. I think I'll still be wearing it 10 years from now.
These flats make every outfit they're paired with look expensive.
I've officially jumped on the khaki-jeans trend train, and this pair is pretty much perfect.
The cutest, softest pajamas on the planet.
I've been wearing this on its own and as a layering piece constantly.
These jeans are so elegant. I ordered them in the beginning of summer with fall already in mind.
I was looking for a pair of warm-weather shoes that weren't too sandal-y, and these fit the bill.
I think we all need a leopard-print cardigan in our lives.
When I saw that Leset released my favorite tee in stripes, so I ordered it immediately.
So cool to wear in a double ear piercing.
This dress comes in and out of stock, so keep checking. It's worth every penny.
Simply put, there are no better socks.
And there are also no better ways to store your cosmetics.
I live in the South and wear denim shorts a ton in the summer. This pair is the best I've encountered maybe ever.
The brown tortoiseshell Heaven Mayhem bangle I purchased is currently sold out, but I like this one just as much.
At $70, how could I pass this up?
My favorite rich-looking tote.
I've been wearing this tee for summer workouts, and I can't recommend it more. I immediately ordered it in black as soon as it arrived.
Yes, Shopbop has luxury candles as well. This is one of my longtime favorites.
I'm ready to wear 3/4-sleeve tees again, starting with this one.
These are the most lightweight, comfortable sneakers I've ever encountered. They're my go-tos for workouts.
New Pilates bag.
I always find claw clips to be too large, but this one is the ideal size.
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