Every few years, a few pieces I thought would never go out of style start to feel a little dull. Nothing is wrong with them. They’ve just been everywhere for so long that my eye starts drifting toward something new, and that’s exactly where I am heading into 2027. I’ve been doing a massive cleanout dedicating each free weekend I have to a specific drawer or area of my apartment, I recently hit my basics and learned quickly what has to go.

Don’t panic, you don’t need to get rid of everything.. I’m keeping my crewnecks and black heels. I’m just pausing on buying more of them and putting that budget toward the swaps that feel fresh right now. Keep scrolling for the five staples I’m skipping next year and what I’m reaching for instead.

Skip: Deep V Tees

Buy: Micro V Tees

The deep V had a long, happy run as the go-to layering tee, and I still own more than I’d like to admit. Lately, though, the necklines I keep spotting on the chicest people I know have crept way up, and I’m following their lead. The micro V is all over celebrity street style and a modern way to complete a look.

Skip: Black Heels at Night

Buy: Minimalist Flats

Black heels will always be a safe bet for dinner, and mine aren’t going anywhere. But at every cool fashion event this fall, the coolest people in the room showed up in flats, and it looked so much more fun. The minimalist flat is thriving right now and your feet will thank you at midnight.

Skip: Crewneck Tees

Buy: Boatneck Tees

I’ll never fully quit the crewneck tee, and I’m not asking you to. I’ve just stocked up on enough of them to last a lifetime, so my shopping budget is heading somewhere a little more unexpected. The wide, collarbone-skimming neckline of a boatneck tee has a breezy, slightly French ease that works from coffee runs to dinner with friends. It makes your favorite skirt feel all dressed up again.

Skip: Barrel Leg Jeans

Buy: Flare Jeans

Barrel leg jeans were the cool-girl denim of the past couple of years, and I wore mine on repeat. They’re still fun, but the curved silhouette is starting to feel very of the moment, and I’m craving a shape with drama in the other direction. Flares bring a little ’70s swagger to the weekend, so they’re my preferred look of the moment.

Skip: Teddy Coats

Buy: Fur Trim Coats

My teddy coat has kept me cozy through more winters than I can count, so this isn’t goodbye forever. It just feels like everyone owns one now, and I’m ready for outerwear that feels more dressed up. Is there anything more glamorous than a fur trim collar on a snowy night out? This is the coat for holiday parties and late dinners uptown, the kind of piece that makes even jeans and a sweater feel like an occasion.

Rhetorical question: Wouldn't it be nice to go into the holiday season with a head start on your gift shopping? The answer is yes. Thanksgiving (and therefore Black Friday) is around the corner, and once that hits, it's going to be a frenzy. The best gifts will start getting picked over, and shipping delays are inevitable. So here's my first gift guide of the year, and it's a good one, because it's filled entirely with things I actually own (and love), and strongly believe would make excellent gifts. This is an instance in which the fact that I'm picky is a good thing.

Among my recommendations are the perfect faux-fur coat, the new luxury It candle, the carry-on luggage that's as functional as it is chic, along with a variety of other highly giftable items. So, hold the gift cards and scroll on to shop my inaugural 2026 gift guide, filled with tried-and-true gems.

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Like many of us, Sandy Koszarek is planning her winter wardrobe as we head deeper into November. For the former VIP Nordstrom stylist (and Stylish Sandy founder), versatility remains essential—easy-to-style pieces that worked for her clients are just as crucial in her own closet.

There are seven trends Koszarek is prioritizing to style regularly with her outfits. Below, you'll find the boot shapes that matter, the best outerwear silhouettes, the denim cut du jour, and more. Per usual, there's also visual and shopping inspiration throughout. Fun fact, you're even going to see some early Black Friday deals!

Keep scrolling for Koszarek's full winter fashion breakdown.

Cashmere Sweaters

"I love wearing cashmere sweaters in the winter! I usually stick with neutrals and chocolate brown, but I'm adding a little purple this year, too. I'm especially loving brushed cashmere for its beautiful texture and the way it adds a little something extra to an outfit, whether I'm wearing it with jeans, trousers, or a slip skirt."

Flat and Kitten-Heel Boots

"I'm looking forward to wearing flat and kitten-heel booties this winter. Both styles are so chic with jeans and trousers, and I especially love how a kitten heel adds a little height while still being comfortable."

Tie-Front Pants

"I'm wearing relaxed drawstring pants this winter! They're comfortable but still look chic, and they're so easy to dress up or down. I can wear them during the day and easily transition them to dinner out."

Faux-Fur Accents

"I love adding a little faux fur to my winter wardrobe, especially coats with faux-fur collars! The texture adds just the right amount of drama and instantly elevates even jeans and a sweater."

Tailored and Wrap Coats

"I always reach for tailored wool coats in the winter. There's something about a beautifully tailored coat that instantly makes even jeans and a sweater look chic."

Printed and Colorful Scarves

"I'm loving all the scarves I'm seeing this season! They're such an easy way to add a little color and interest to an outfit. I'll be wearing them with everything from sweaters and jeans to wool coats and jackets this winter."

Straight-Leg Jeans

"I'm excited to wear relaxed straight-leg jeans this winter! They have that casual, cool look I love. I'll be wearing mine with boots and a sweater. It's such an easy combination that always looks chic."

It's officially time to break out my faux-fur accessories. By that, I mean my Apparis Pillbox Hat. I picked it up last winter, and I've been looking forward to styling it all year. Now, I'm looking for a faux-fur coat or leather jacket to go with it. Cue Revolve's new arrivals.

Sticking to a strict budget of $300, I've rounded up only the richest and chicest faux-fur, leather, and suede pieces. Think under $150 high-collar leather jackets, It girl-coded croc-embossed skirts, fur-trimmed gloves, and adorable suede matching sets.

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Who What Wear editors spend a lot of time traveling. Whether it's jetting off to a fashion week across the Atlantic, heading somewhere warm for a much-needed vacation, or escaping the city for a long weekend upstate—they always manage to look impossibly chic while doing it. Naturally, I was curious about what actually makes it into their suitcases, particularly when it comes to handbags. I'm not talking about the oversized totes and carry-ons that get them through the airport, but the bags they pack to wear once they've arrived. After all, suitcase space is precious, and a handbag has to earn its place alongside an already carefully considered vacation wardrobe.

I put the question to our editors, and the responses started rolling in. Some swore by the same tried-and-true crossbody they've taken on countless trips, while others made a convincing case for a roomy tote or a compact evening bag. What struck me was how little fuss everyone wanted from their vacation handbags. They needed to be easy to pack, comfortable to carry, and versatile enough to work with several outfits without feeling like an afterthought. After comparing everyone's picks, I've come away with a pretty convincing list of the best travel bags worth making room for.

Below, the 10 styles our editors actually pack, wear, and love.

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Bottega Veneta Andiamo Bag

"For travel, I love my Bottega Veneta Andiamo bag. It's in the small size, but randomly fits far more than you'd expect it to. It has multiple compartments inside, one of which has a zipper for VIP items, like a passport or wallet. It also can be carried three+ ways—crossbody, shoulder, or top-handle—making it extremely versatile and safe to carry. Highly recommend." —Eliza Huber, Associate Editorial Director

Coach Tabby Bag

"f you need to bring only one handbag on your adventures, this Coach Chain Tabby is a solid option. It's been everywhere from Houston to Madrid! I like that it goes with my outfit when I'm wearing something casual like jeans or sweats. It can also be dressed up with a cute skirt and heels." –Chichi Offor, Fashion Editor

Strathberry Mosaic Bag

"I bring my Strathberry bag absolutely everywhere I go, most recently to Jackson Hole, Wyoming. It goes with everything I own and is so chic. I wear it year-round, but it's great for cold weather because shoulder bags tend to frustratingly slide off when I'm wearing a lot of layers, and a crossbody strap always gets stuck in my hoodie when I take it off. The solution? A top handle that I can wear in the crook of my arm! This does have a crossbody strap too, though, which is great for sightseeing if I don't need to take it on and off constantly." —Erin Fitzpatrick, Associate Fashion News Director

The Row '90s Bag

"The Row 90s bag always finds a way into my suitcase whether I'm heading to my hometown or on a vacation abroad. The leather is butter soft, but I don't have to worry about it being smashed in my suitcase during a flight. It's also easy to pack because weighs virtually nothing and takes up a minimal amount of space. There's always going to be a place for a colorful, embellished vacation bag, but this neutral 90s-inspired style truly goes with everything I usually pack." —Natalie Herder, Senior Commerce Editor, Branded Contenr

Freja Christie Bag

"I have The Freja Christie Bag in Oat which i find surprisingly versatile (vulnerable to scuffs and marks, though). I love her because she's egregiously roomy and has pockets all along the inside compartment of the bag, which allows me to somewhat organize despite the gaping interior. I've fit my Kindle, copious amounts of protein bars, thick portable chargers, gloves, the works. Mary Poppins bag but chic." –Alyssa Brascia, Associate Beauty Editor

Khaite Simona Bag

"I often pack a lot of neutrals when traveling so I can mix and match my outfits easily, which means I rely on a fun handbag for making my outfits more interesting. This burgundy east-west bag from Khaite comes on nearly every trip with me. The color? Gorgeous and versatile. The size? Perfect for carrying all the things I need in a day without being too heavy. The compliments I constantly receive on it are just a bonus." –Michaela Bushkin, Fashion Director, Branded Content

Cuyana Classic Easy Tote

"This one has been my travel bag for years, we've been around the world together. It's the perfect bag to throw everything into, it works as my plane bag, and it transitions right into exploring the city. It looks luxe without screaming designer, which is exactly what I want when I travel and want to avoid pickpockets. The only catch is there’s no zipper, so I think twice before bringing it to busier cities." –Sierra Mayhew, Fashion Editor

Bottega Veneta Mini Wallace Bag

"No matter what type of trip I'm going on, my Wallace bag is coming with me. It's black and doesn't have any prominent hardware or logos so it goes with just about everything I pack. Plus, there's an adjustable strap so if I need to carry it on my shoulder for running around exploring and then turn into a top-handle bag for a chic dinner. My mom has forever put the fear in me that I'm going to get pickpocketed while I travel, so I do appreciate that this one has a zipper that keeps it more secure." –Anneliese Henderson, Associate Director of Branded Content

Are Studio Francis Baguette Bag

"I always pack a small black bag that easily can go with everything and works day-to-night. I like it to be a shoulder bag so it's lightweight and easy to carry around. For the past few trips I've gone on—from Miami to Joshua Tree—I've brought the Frances Baguette from the L.A. brand Are Studio." –Audry Hiaou, Associate Shopping Editor

Verafied Hobo Bag

"It's a nice size to fit my phone, wallet, the seven lip products I have on me at all times, and a compact mirror, has an adjustable strap (I wear mine as a short shoulder bag), and a detachable lock to secure the zipper while traveling. It's literally the Swiss Army knife of handbags. So versatile." –Jamie Chevron, Senior Beauty Editor

Every winter I tell myself I own enough sweaters, and every winter I can’t help but feel like a few new styles manage to sneak onto my wish list anyway. This year, though, the shift feels bigger than a new color or a slightly different fit. The knits I keep seeing on the most stylish people I know are more playful, more specific, and honestly a lot more fun to get dressed in. The best part about these trends is I feel they have major staying power. Nothing here is a quick buy that will grow boring later. These are purchases you’ll wear for the next few years and be happy to store during the warmer months.

You don’t need to overhaul your whole knitwear drawer to get in on it. One or two of these will make everything you already own feel new again. Plus, all you have to add is a your favorite pair of jeans. Here are the six sweater trends I’m calling now, plus my favorite pieces to shop for each.

Purple

This is the sweater you reach for on a gray January morning when you need the day to feel a little brighter. I can’t stop seeing fashionable people go all in on this one.

Stripes

Stripes have a way of making a cold Saturday feel like a weekend away. Think coffee in hand, a walk with nowhere to be, and that easy, put-together feeling that never seems to try too hard. This is less of a trend and more of a forever statement.

Micro V-Neck

There’s something so polished about a tiny V-neck right now. It’s the knit that feels just as right at a desk on Monday as it does at a candlelit dinner later that week, quiet and confident in the best way.

Fair Isle

Nothing says snow-day cozy quite like Fair Isle. It belongs to fireside evenings, weekends upstate, and cabin trips where the dress code is warm socks and a good book, only now it looks just as good in the city.

Polo

The knit polo brings a little old-money ease to the colder months. It’s the one I picture at a weekend brunch that turns into an afternoon of shopping—a bit preppy, a bit nostalgic, and completely effortless.

Half-Zip

The half-zip has graduated from the ski lodge to everyday life. It’s for brisk morning errands, train rides out of the city, and après plans that may or may not involve actual skiing.

I'm definitely more of an online shopper. I love the ease of scrolling, adding everything to my cart, and having it arrive at my doorstep within days. But every so often, I get the urge to step away from the screen and shop the old-school way. I want to feel the fabrics, run my hands over the textures, try things on, and see how everything looks in person. I also love exploring new retail stores in the neighborhoods around me, taking in how the merchandise is arranged and how each space is designed.

So when I heard that Madewell had opened in Cobble Hill this week, I knew I had to stop by. And I did just that. I got dressed and took the F train downtown and out of Manhattan. As the brand's second Brooklyn location, it was the perfect excuse for an afternoon of in-person shopping.

The opening couldn't have been better timed: it coincided with the launch of Madewell's latest fall and winter collection. I'd already previewed the new pieces online, but seeing them in person made me love them even more because they look so expensive. The moment I walked through the door, I was pulling pieces from the racks and tables. Before I knew it, a sales associate came up to me and asked if I'd like to start a fitting room.

There were plenty of standout pieces, but the knitwear was especially good, with a range of sweaters in royal purple, one of fall's biggest color trends, alongside pretty patterns like Fair Isle. I also fell for the vintage-looking denim, particularly the '90s jeans, which came home with me. I pulled a few long coats, short jackets, and striped button-downs, too—because, if you know me, you know my closet is built around a good button-down. And I couldn't resist trying on corduroy pants, which I've been eyeing on celebrities like Laura Harrier, Gigi Hadid and Emily Ratajkowski. That's only part of what I found, though. Keep scrolling to see the elegant items I tried on and the ones that made it into my cold-weather wardrobe.

Inside the Brooklyn Cobble Hill Store:

Located in a former horse-drawn carriage factory in the heart of Cobble Hill, the new Madewell store honors the character and craftsmanship of one of Brooklyn's historic industrial buildings. Many of the space’s original architectural details remain, carefully preserved and highlighted so the building's past remains a defining feature.

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As I'm sure all of our editors feel, if I were gifted Miu Miu or Prada for the holidays, I'd be thrilled. Both of the luxury houses recently released their holiday collections, and I just looked through all of the new arrivals.

I tend to dress more minimally in neutral colors, but Miu Miu's latest collection is making me want to wear pink—the bubblegum-pink scarf, dusty rose mini bag, and Cheshire Cat–colored striped sweater specifically.

Over at Prada, the holiday collection came with breaking fashion news: Designers Miuccia Prada and Raf Simons reissued Carolyn Bessette Kennedy's iconic and rare dalmatian-print loafers, which associate editorial director Eliza Huber recently covered. They're shoes fashion editors have fawned over since the 1990s after they were originally released in the label's fall/winter 1995 collection.

Ahead, shop all of the festive new arrivals worth seeing right now at Miu Miu and Prada.

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Fashion's current landscape tends to lean more sprint than marathon, with a new "must-buy" item or trend arriving every second. More often than not, it loses steam in a few short weeks, ready to be replaced by something newer and shinier. What does last? The classics. See Chanel slingbacks, a Christian Dior Bar Jacket, and an Hermès Kelly. No matter what happens in fashion, desire for these timeless mementos remains high, and decades' worth of lore keeps them alive and well. They've maintained a steadfast presence through countless trend shifts, and they will continue to do so for as long as people shop.

Tiffany & Co. is a maker of classic goods, so there was no shortage of collections to choose from when I decided to dive into some of the most timeless pieces from the storied jewelry house's archives. Of course, there's everything crafted by Elsa Peretti, the jewelry designer whose creations for Tiffany & Co. continue to be some of the industry's most sought-after. There's the Tiffany Setting, Charles Lewis Tiffany's iconic engagement-ring design that's marked some of history's greatest love stories for over 130 years. And then there's HardWear, a quieter star that—despite not being memorialized on the big screen or transformed into a top jewelry trend 60 years after its debut—has become a staple among A-listers and industry insiders alike, adorning the necks, wrists, and fingers of Anya Taylor-Joy, Zendaya, Laura Harrier, Rosie Huntington-Whiteley, Alexa Chung, and more since its official debut in 2017.

It all started with a bracelet, a design from 1962 that was inspired by Manhattan, "a city in flux, a place of liberated inhibitions, and where love took on new meanings," Tiffany & Co. states on its website. It's a place of "enduring resilience," where people have the "ability to be free," and that's what HardWear's original design was meant to symbolize. That first bracelet was bold and strong, like the architecture of Manhattan's buildings and the people who live and work inside them. It's also an ode to the city where Tiffany & Co. was born and raised—a strongly worded love letter that's as beautiful as it is bold.

At the center of it all is Tiffany & Co.'s signature gauge link, which can be seen throughout the collection in both singular iterations, such as earrings and pendant necklaces, and continuous chains made into bracelets, rings, and necklaces. "Innovative, artfully engineered clasps create seamless canvases for detachable ball and lock charms, unexpected pearl accents, as well as asymmetrically placed pavé diamond links, hand-set by Tiffany artisans for maximum brilliance," the brand explains. Wearing one of the many iterations available in the HardWear collection is a power symbol, according to Tiffany & Co.: "HardWear by Tiffany features 18k gold links that are a lasting reminder of the strength we find within."

It's no wonder then that HardWear has often been used for Mother's Day campaigns over the years, symbolizing the strength it takes to bring into the world and nurture the next generation. "Strength, Confidence, Connection—that is the power of being a mother," model and creator TyLynn Nguyen captioned a post about the collection this spring. The same goes for the holidays, with Aimee Song and Rosie Huntington-Whiteley both posting in their Tiffany & Co. HardWear as they celebrate with their families and friends. Strong, sophisticated ambassadors like these are at the core of this collection, with powerhouses of fashion, beauty, film, music, TV, and more featured through the years.

Who What Wear's cofounder and Future's SVP of women's and luxury, Hillary Kerr, is one such symbol of resilience and dedication to her craft who wears the HardWear by Tiffany collection proudly. "I confess to having a longtime obsession with Tiffany's HardWear collection, which is the perfect blend of elegance and toughness," she tells me a week after wearing a necklace from the line to celebrate the biggest win of one of the brands she built: 20 years online. Kerr donned a diamond HardWear necklace to Who What Wear's 20th anniversary party at Chateau Marmont in October. "I love the backstory—it was originally designed in 1962 and is inspired by Manhattan—and the pieces are simply perfect," she continues. "HardWear makes me feel like the best, most powerful version of myself, and so it was an honor to wear such a gorgeous necklace to celebrate Who What Wear's 20th anniversary."

In addition to previously mentioned fans like Chung, Zendaya, and Harrier, HardWear's fans include Sienna Miller, Greta Lee, Natalie Portman, Gabrielle Union, and most recently, Amanda Seyfried, Tiffany & Co.'s newest house ambassador. Seyfried starred in the 2026 holiday campaign, Love Is a Gift, wearing a smattering of HardWear by Tiffany jewelry in the short film titled You & Me. The film was set between present-day New York City and a holiday memory from the 1990s and explores the process of a gift turning into an heirloom as one generation turns into another and memories become traditions. "I'm thrilled to join the Tiffany & Co. family as their newest house ambassador and to be part of a campaign that celebrates love, family, and the traditions we carry with us through generations," Seyfried said of the campaign.

There are plenty of worthy collections to choose from at Tiffany & Co., but the story behind the HardWear collection, and the strength it both symbolizes to others and grants its wearers, makes it particularly special. Scroll down to shop some of the collection's most beautiful pieces, all handmade with character and precision.

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It's about that time in fall when I'm looking to add a few new cold-weather styles to my wardrobe. The air is crisp, my calendar is filling up with festivities, and my attire is shifting to a cozy-chic aesthetic. Three things I'm specifically shopping for right now? Jeans, sweaters, and coats—the backbone of a chic cold-weather wardrobe. And I've been eyeing some excellent options at trendy retailer Shopbop right now. From elegant funnel-neck coats, to sweaters in this season's biggest color trends, and staple denim silhouettes I'll wear on repeat, my Shopbop picks below will keep you looking chic, warm, and on-trend this season. Get inspired and enjoy the brisk season ahead.

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Even though the internet teased Drake for recently wearing a fringed poncho straight from your 2009 Pinterest board, I have to say: He was on to something. Chunky knits, long sweaters, and oversize outerwear all feel supremely cozy this time of year. Plus, everything old is new again, so why not dust off those millennial clichés?

Maxi cardigans are among the 2000s trends that have circled back around. They've gone through many iterations over the years. Circa 2004, for example, Mary-Kate and Ashley wore thick, baggy, floor-grazing sweaters en route to classes at NYU, and their fans quickly caught on. Fast-forward to 2017, Kendall Jenner, Gigi Hadid, and Chrissy Teigen often wore thinner knits that hit around mid-shin. These days, all bets are off—both ends of the spectrum can look cool as long as you know how to style the sweater.

1. Layered Under a Black Coat

2. With Pencil Skirts and Knee-High Boots

3. With Long, Printed Dresses and Skirts

4. With Baggy Pants

If you’ve spent the past month digging out your favourite knits only to find your selection is falling slightly flat, join the club. After years of holding on to jumpers that “can last another season” but are, frankly, hanging on for dear life, I’ve finally decided it’s time to refresh my knitwear rotation. My first ports of call? Zara, H&M and COS.

Between them, the three high-street favourites have every knitwear base covered. Zara is where I head for the season’s more directional styles at an accessible price point; think argyle patterns, chunky silhouettes and interesting necklines that instantly make jeans feel more current. COS, of course, excels at elevated staples, with pure wool and cashmere pieces that could easily pass for designer, whilst H&M is particularly good for those simple, hardworking knits you’ll reach for on repeat.

And right now, all three are especially strong. Whether you’re looking for a classic cashmere crew-neck, a cosy oversized knit or something a little more trend-led, I’ve done the scrolling for you. Keep reading to shop the best Zara, COS and H&M jumpers worth adding to your winter rotation.

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I’ve always considered myself a bit of a denim connoisseur, and the kind of dresser whose capsule wardrobe is built around a pair of well-crafted jeans. Whether it's fashion-forward pintucks or sleek stovepipes, I’ve flirted with just about every style going at one time or another, but out of all the trending types I’ve tried, I always come right back to the holy grail: '90s-style mid-rise, straight-leg jeans.

Plenty of denim trends have come and gone, but mid-rise, straight-leg jeans were an instant crowd-pleaser. With a relaxed fit through the hips but narrower down the thighs and legs, their clean lines and mid-blue wash make them ideal for everyday wear. They're gloriously hardy, unfussy and unassuming, which is exactly why, to this day, they remain the ultimate pair of jeans in a stylish dresser's denim rotation.

Think back to Princess Diana strolling across the polo pitch in an oversized black blazer, graphic sweatshirt and cowboy boots, or a baby-faced Kate Moss in her go-to off-duty 'fits. And of course, the numerous times they were worn by Carolyn Bessette-Kennedy and Halle Berry; every It girl owned a pair, and the style was the focal point of chic pre-millennium style.

With the fashion cycle continuously drawing from bygone eras (lately, especially the ‘90s), a revival was long overdue. We first sensed the change earlier this year, when the buzz surrounding Love Story created a dressing-like-CBK hysteria. Almost overnight, fashion people were hunting down her signature ankle-grazing Levi’s, and attendees at Celine's spring/summer 2026 show sported the same style as part of a Canadian tuxedo. You're more likely to spot Kendall Jenner or Hailey Bieber in a mid-blue, straight-leg pair of jeans than any other denim trend (Hailey even included a pair in her collaboration with Gap), proving just how much '90s jeans have become a hot commodity.

And how are we wearing them now? Well, in much the same way as women did 30 years ago. Sharp wool coats, crew-necks and flat-soled boots are perfect for winter, or style things up with loafers and a glossy leather trench in the most '90s way possible. Either way, the fashion set has made straight-leg denim their uniform this season. As we turn the corner into 2027, there's never been a better time to invest in this enduring style—especially as you can get a pair in loads of versatile washes that all carry the same cool-girl energy. Ready to update your look with just one key buy this season? Scroll down to shop the best '90-style jeans.

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If you're obsessed with The Row and its elegant, minimalist bags, join the club. It has countless members. But the fact of the matter is that a The Row bag is quite the investment. Therefore, I'm constantly on the hunt for wallet-friendly bags that capture the luxe The Row vibe, and I just found one of the best options I've seen in a long time: the Madewell Pascal Curved Clutch.

The midsized black bag is made of soft, supple leather and has a detachable shoulder strap so you can wear it as a shoulder bag or a clutch. Similar to a The Row bag, the design details are streamlined. It features a softly curved shape and magnetic closure, and it's the perfect size for all of your essentials. I don't think you'll disagree that, despite its $138 price tag, it looks wildly expensive.

At the moment, the bag is only available on Shopbop, but I have a hunch it'll soon be on Madewell's site, too, in additional colors (fingers crossed). Scroll on to shop it before it sells out.

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