It's a well-agreed fact that fashion is cyclical. Season after season, references to previous decades are displayed through tailoring, silhouette or design motifs. Looking back is something that fashion consistently does to move itself forward, but usually this applies to the clothing. For 2025, this nostalgic mood is coming to the fore by way of iconic handbags, notably, the revival of a series of It bags.

Handbag trends are much more subtle than clothing trends. Shifts in silhouette or hardware are the most distinctive signs of change, like the rise of the east-west silhouette last year, or the return of bag charm detailing recently. It makes this nostalgic moment feel even more poignant, with a host of designers celebrating their heritage through standout bags that have decades of adoration behind them. If you've ever wondered which It bags are worth investing in, these have spent years proving that they are.

The focus, at present, seems to be on iconic '00s styles. The decade was a hotbed for emerging handbag designs, thanks to the growing importance of the accessory in collections as well as the expanding interest in celebrity style. One sighting of a bag on the right person could launch the style into all new heights, selling it out immediately and racking up a steady waitlist for months. That's not to say that this is the only reason these bags gained their popularity. What binds each of these individual styles is that they have an innate timeless appeal, attention to detail and considerate design that has drawn stylish people back in decades later.

The 7 returning It bags tend to take two forms. The first, taken on by the likes of Chloé and Balenciaga, stands true to the original designs, save for a few shifts in hardware and palette. On the other hand, designers like Fendi and Mulberry have taken the blueprints of their iconic handbags and refined them into more grown-up versions of themselves. They’ve had a minimalist lacquer applied to them that fits the current climate.

Through a series of relaunches and celebrity sightings, '00s It bags are back in a big way, but which ones are really worth adding to your wardrobe? Well, that's where I come in. Much like Carrie Bradshaw's infatuation with shoes, I have my own specialist subject, and that's handbags. Over my eight years in the industry, I have been up close and personal with some of the rarest Birkins, one-of-a-kind Chanel bags and handled new season totes before they've even hit the shelves. Taking my expertise in the area into account, below I'll take you through the most exciting revived It bags of the moment.

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1. The Chloé Paddington

Twenty years after the first release on the spring/summer 2005 runways, the Chloé Paddington bag hit the runways once more for autumn/winter 2025. The pull was instant, drawing in a long waiting list that mirrored the original's extensive pre-orders, with stylish people setting their clocks against the launch time of this long-beloved bag.

The original style was created under the then Creative Director Phoebe Phil, a name that will come up again in this list of returning It bags. Whilst Chloé was and still is often associated with soft silhouettes and delicate palettes, the bag was a tougher stance, relaxed in its slouchy form, making it instantly a favourite amongst the fashion crowd.

The defining details of the bag have endured the passing time. The bold lock is the first eye-catching detail, a heavy-weight upgrade from the more demure locks that also accented bags at the time. It's a handbag motif that many lent into at the time, as you'll see, but the Paddington made it an eye-catching addition rather than a securing feature. The east-west silhouette is also exaggerated, whilst fitting neatly under the arm and forming to the body thanks to the supple leather. From the rounded handle base to the stud detailing and buckles, the look of the bag has been retained for its revival, with a sleek array of colourway options to suit.

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2. The Mulberry Soft Bayswater

One of the most iconic Mulberry bags to date is the Bayswater. First launched back in 2003, the classic appeal and spacious interior launched this bag straight onto the arms of It girls everywhere. Naturally, it never truly fell out of favour, and with a devoted following, Mulberry looked to reinvent the style for the modern day; enter the Mulberry Soft Bayswater.

Whilst many of the It bags on the list have received a serious amount of hype, the Soft Bayswater has quietly become the IYKYK bag that the original always was. Taking clear design details from its predecessor, the new Soft version maintains the striking handle motifs and flap shape, whilst gaining a more pared-back look, a more supple shape, and a serious dose of ease. The supple form of the leather is a nod to the original style, with long handles for over-the-shoulder wear and a slight east-west silhouette to update the bag for 2025 (and beyond).

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3. Balenciaga City

Originally introduced as the Motorcycle bag in 2001, Balenciaga's It accessory broke away from the more structured silhouettes of the previous decade. The ease of the bag brought a vintage, well-loved feel to the style that, alongside the lack of distinct branding, saw the bag become an insider favourite fast, as supported by a series of sightings on celebrities such as Kate Moss and Sienna Miller. The hardware detailing that eluded to the biker feel set the bag apart from polished styles as a bag that could bring an edge to luxury.

The lightweight form, the attached mirror and the longer shoulder strap ensured the bag became a practical companion for the everyday. Since it's release, the bag has become known as the City bag, even renaming itself as Le City for its easy everyday appeal. Sightings of the style continued over the years, but in 2025 a renewed interest was awoken, as even two decades later the bag still held its distinct look and eternal appeal.

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4. The Miu Miu Metalassé

Rather than the return of a bag, has come the return of a handbag motif: Matelassé. First introduced on the 2006 autumn/winter runway, the pleated leather effect on the handbag quickly became an iconic feature of Miu Miu's designs, and now it's set for a return.

Be it clothing or accessories, there's a joy-filled vein that runs through all of Miu Miu's creations, and the tactile ruching of the Matelassé lends itself perfectly to the brand's aesthetic. It's a sweet edge, sometimes lent into with sugary sweet pastels or juxtaposed with more distressed effects. Either way, it's a clear iconography for the brand

For 2025, the soft ruched motif has been applied to a series of new and returning icons. The Wander and the Arcadie are gaining traction with every day, both of which feature this pleated treatment. Without any sign of logo or reference, the leather effect has become a signal of the accessory's origins, distinct to Miu Miu.

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5. The Fendi Spy Bag

As soon as the news arrived that Fendi was reissuing the Spy Bag, I knew I had to get my hands on it. A few months ago, I took the bag out for a day, and fell in love, once again, with the playful yet elegant appeal of the style.

First unveiled on the spring/summer 2005 runways, the Fendi Spy Bag quickly grew a cult following that launched the bag into the same stratosphere as the beloved Baguette and coveted Peekaboo. The dumpling shape is iconic of the bag, with double handles moulded from the bag's body, and a flap closure with a secret. Inside, a hidden pocket can be found, storing your most treasured possessions close to hand.

Whilst the original Spy bag came in a series of neutrals, bold shades and pattern mixing, the new version feels like an elegant older sister. The leather has been smoothed and softened, the handles less textured, taking on a twisted effect instead. The colourways, too, show the evolution of the style, ranging from classic black to rich burgundy.

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6. The Louis Vutton Speedy

The Louis Vuitton Speedy bag has a long history dating all the way back to the 1930s. First presented as a travel tote, the luggage brand expanded into everyday accessories, updating the Speedy along the way. The original was made in size 30, then came the variety in sizes to offer more versatility to the wearer. With the iconic Louis Vuitton monogramming, the bag was eye-catching, a nod to its luxurious and well-crafted origins, notes that continue with the current styles.

The Speedy has maintained its prominence in the handbag world over the years, with popularity rising every so often alongside noteworthy collaborations. The early 2000s saw the first time that Louis Vuitton collaborated with Takashi Murakami, bringing rainbow monogramming to the beloved Speedy bag and once again igniting fashion's adoration with the style. It came to define the decade, spotted on a series of celebrities, in films and featuring on wish lists across the globe. Twenty years on, the second drop arrived, and the Speedy once again was thrust into the limelight.

Whilst many counted down to the release of the second Louis Vuitton X Murakami collaboration, the appeal of the bag in its original colourways also returned. Over the past few months, stylish people have been adding the Speedy to baskets, unboxing their originals and searching resale sites to add this iconic style to their outfits.

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7. The Celine Luggage

In the 2010s, it was rare to go a day without spying a Celine Phantom bag. Welcoming in the new decade, creative director at the time, Phoebe Philo, brought a sophisticated, structured tote to market, and the fashion crowd took note. Much like many of the It bags on this list, it was understated, elevated and had all the hallmarks to cement its place in the best designer bags list for a lifetime. Decades on, the current creative director, Michael Rider, has decided its time to bring it back.

Now named the New Luggage, the bag is returning for 2025, bringing with it the distinct elegance and ease, but with a twist. The look of the bag with its simple double handles, boxy front and winged sides has been retained, along with the noticeable front piping. But a joyful reinvigoration is underway as Rider exaggerates the east-west shape, emboldens the wingspan further and upturns the iconographic zip into a playful smile.

From a mile off, the bag is still identifiable as a Celine bag, now with a fresh silhouette and accent detailing to show its progression to its 2025 form.

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As a handbag-obsessed editor, I've got an encyclopaedic memory when it comes to It bags. From vintage icons like the Chanel Flap Bag to more recent additions like The Row's esteemed Margaux, it's something I've studied at great length, as not only do I love the look of a bag, but the finer details, the thoughtful design motifs, and the cultural impact they've had along the way. Today, I'm focused on one such bag that took the fashion world by storm and has now returned for autumn/winter 2025.

Let's take it back for a moment. It's the middle of the spring/summer 2005 runways, and Fendi's catwalk is about to start. The lights come up and the show begins. A parade of models takes to the stage in a wash of colourful summer looks, each carrying the latest addition to Fendi's impeccable bag collection—the Fendi Spy Bag had been unveiled.

The effect was immediate. Waiting lists began to fill up as every celebrity and stylish person wanted to add the House's newest icon to their collections. As soon as it was released, the bag was consistently spotted on well-known names from Ashley Olsen to Sarah Jessica Parker. Two decades later, the appeal for the bag hasn't wavered, with avid bag collectors searching resale sites for a second chance at this piece, and even Bella Hadid was spotted carrying a vintage version in 2022. With twenty years of legacy behind it, Fendi has relaunched the Spy Bag for 2025. As it's already been spotted on the arms of celebrities and fashion people, I wanted to put this reimagined It bag to the test.

A Deep Review of the New Fendi Spy Bag

Gaining icon status for an accessory is a major feat in itself; an even greater one is to gain the title on a reissued style. But in my opinion, Fendi has a head start with the distinctive silhouette of the bag. The dumpling shape alongside the sleek double handle and soft form embodied the bohemian mood of the time, and one that we’re seeing revived for 2025. You just have to look to the rise of blouses, ruffles and floaty boho dresses to see that a similar aesthetic is making waves right now, perfectly aligned with the bags' relaunch.

The look and feel of the bag remains true to the original design, notably the blend of refined craftspersonship and the joyful creative talents of Silvia Venturini. The securing flap has a hidden compartment for your most treasured possessions, a nod to the secretive connotations of the name of the bag. In mine, I stored a lip gloss close to hand.

The most notable change to the bag comes in the look. Fitting for its debut in the early 2000's the bag was launched in neutral colourways along with metallics and two-tone versions. In the following fall collection, the Spy Bag was redesigned with velvet finishes, bead embroidery and bold prints. In the twenty-year interlude since launch, there have been various shifts in the fashion sphere and a distinct change in mood. Whilst bold designs will always have their place, the quietening of fashion that arose in the past few years has retained its power over style, with a less-is-more appeal being the highest form of luxury.

Void of logos and patterns, the new Fendi Spy Bag is much more subtle, concentrating on smooth, refined leather, an eye-catching silhouette and a considered palette. Currently, the bag is available in classic neutrals, accent pastel shades and a shearling iteration. Eagle-eyed onlookers will have also spotted a few new additions on the autumn/winter 2025 runways, including an incredibly elegant deep green and patent black. The previously woven handles have also been updated with a fresh twist design, adding to the timeless appeal of the bag that ensures that twenty years from now, we’ll still be talking about the Fendi Spy Bag.

Is the Fendi Spy Bag Worth It?

As an avid collector of handbags, it's important for me to not just tell you about how great a piece looks, but also how it works in everyday life. There are some bags that are savoured for special occasions, often impractical in size or slightly awkward to hold. Not the Fendi Spy Bag.

The bag has been launched in two sizes: small and regular. I was able to get a sample of the smaller version, and it joined me for a day in the office with a lunch meeting and a trip across town to view a new collection. In terms of size, the small version makes for the perfect everyday bag, with a surprising amount of room inside for your wallet, sunglasses case, Kindle and water bottle. Of course, I had to put to use the hidden coin pocket in the flap, which can hold small treasures.

One of my most immediate impressions of this bag was just how comfortable it is to use. The smaller size isn't really designed to go over the shoulder, so I found myself carrying it in hand, in the crook of my elbow, and wearing it crossbody with the longer detachable strap. The smooth leather and padded twist handles, along with the soft silhouette, allow the bag to move and mould whichever way you tote this bag around. I also tried out the crossbody option. The thin leather strap is subtle in its look, and also adjustable to get the right length across the body. The soft silhouette excels here, ensuring the bag sits comfortably on the wearer.

On top of the flap is a subtle gold-embossed Fendi logo, but this isn't the only outward sign of a luxury piece. The silhouette, the look of the leather and composition all come together to exude a premium feel, even for those who wouldn't immediately recognise the Spy Bag by its shape. I also adore the addition of the Fendi jacquard monogram on the lining, a nod to the brand's rich history, and in line with the secretive elements, as it's only flashed when the bag is opened.

Ease is another key factor I look for with any investment buy. First is the physical ease of this bag. As I'm always on the go, having access to my essentials is a must. The closure of the bag is the flap itself with a hidden magnet inside the body to keep your pieces secure, whilst still offering easy access on the go. The second element of ease comes in with how it styles with different outfits. It's a piece that can easily transition from day to night thanks to its luxurious look, especially in the more neutral colourways.

For a relaunched It bag, the stakes are higher. The piece already holds a legacy that a new style has to live up to, but I personally believe that Fendi has. The bag feels like an older sister of the original version. It has the same DNA, but is even more refined and more grown-up in its look and feel. Sitting alongside other brand icons such as the Peekaboo and the Baguette, it's a bag that I expect we'll see a lot more of in the coming months, and will probably still be talking about in another twenty years.

Fendi Spy Bag Key Information

Small Bag Information

Colours: Black, Beige, Green, Yellow, Pink

Main Material: Calfskin Leather

Height: 18 cm

Depth: 12 cm

Width: 32 cm

Weight: 0.76 kg

Should Strap Drop: 58 cm

Regular Bag Information

Colours: Black, Brown, Beige

Main Material: Calfskin Leather

Height: 22 cm

Depth: 20 cm

Width: 48 cm

Weight: 1.21 kh

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If you were to ask me what qualities I think the best perfumes should have, I'd tell you that they need to smell subtly expensive. I don't want a perfume that lingers long after I leave the room, nor do I want a skin scent that only I can appreciate when I wear it. Instead, I want that perfectly in-between fragrance. I want it to smell fresh and light yet have an unexpected richness that lingers on the skin. I want it to earn me fragrance compliments, but not overwhelm those I encounter throughout the day. Most of all, I want it to smell incredibly luxurious, but not in an obvious kind of way. I want what I like to call a "quiet luxury" scent.

Just like a cotton white shirt from Toteme or a pair of black leather loafers from The Row, these perfumes practically ooze elegance. Lately, I'd been looking for a new summer scent to slot into my chic perfume wardrobe, and luckily for me, Fendi delivered. Let me introduce you to the Italian fashion house's newest fragrance, Eaux d'Artifice.

Fendi Eaux d'Artifice Perfume Review

The Scent

The latest addition to Fendi's fragrance collection, Eaux d'Artifice, was created to mark the Maison’s 100th anniversary. A tribute to Rome and Delfina Delettrez Fendi’s view of the Trevi Fountain by night, it is an aquatic, marine scent at the heart, with crisp, cool notes of juniper essence and woody Mediterranean cypress blending to create this fresh, salty, metallic aroma. It's almost as if you can smell the coins splashing into the fountain behind you while you close your eyes and make a wish.

Just like water, this is a beautifully fluid fragrance, with undercurrents of musk adding a subtle yet sensual touch. It feels new and exciting, sparkling on the skin like the endless possibilities of a night in the Eternal City.

The Bottle

In true Fendi style, this perfume makes a chic addition to your dressing table (or handbag). The black magnetic lid is embossed with the brand's iconic logo, and additional gold detailing adds an elegant touch. I currently have this sitting on my desk at work, and I'm always getting compliments on how good it looks.

The Longevity

If I'm being honest, most aquatic scents are the most long-lasting perfumes around. These fragrances are often light and fresh, which means that they aren't necessarily designed to linger on the skin. However, thanks to this perfume's musky, heady base, I find that it can easily take me from day to night. Don't get me wrong, I always give myself an extra spritz before heading out in the evening, but more as a boost of confidence than anything else.

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For many of us, this time of year calls for a seasonal scent update. As we bid farewell to summer, the turn of the leaves and the sudden drop in temperature have us reaching for our autumn perfumes once again as we welcome in these cooler, crisp days. Thankfully, the world's most esteemed fashion houses have spoilt us with their fragrance launches of late, each providing plenty of scented inspiration to take us through the season and beyond—whilst racking up plenty of compliments along the way.

These days, new perfumes and niche fragrances from independent brands launch pretty much every week, but previously, luxury fragrances were strictly the business of pioneering and exclusive fashion houses, such as Dior. Much like today, these fragrances allowed consumers to buy into a small piece of the brand, which was particularly appealing if they didn't have the means to invest in a full high-end wardrobe. Fragrance, with all of its emotive connotations, offers us a chance to experience the very essence of these luxury designers with every spritz, on a more objectively accessible budget—an idea that remains very compelling to those who would like a slice of the lifestyle these brands signify.

Many fragrance icons, like Chanel's legendary No.5, were born in the 1920s. The decade was a pivotal moment for women's style, shrugging off the dated silhouettes of the previous century and welcoming in more directional pieces like flapper dresses and trousers, the latter of which were formerly reserved for menswear. Chanel No.5 echoed this shift in the zeitgeist by tapping into aldehydes; an airy, soapy note rarely used in perfumery at the time, and combined it with jasmine, ylang-ylang and rose. It quickly became an icon in the fragrance world, and today, No.5 remains one of the most recognisable and best-selling fragrances globally; a testament to the everlasting draw that fashion houses can bring to our most-loved fragrances.

Fast-forward 100 years, and legacy fashion houses continue to tempt us with new additions to their exclusive fragrance selections. However, to compete with the independent brands entering this space, they've had to become even more luxurious in the process. Now crafting elevated elixirs that are often lesser-known than the commercially-led No.5s and Miss Diors that commonly front the brands in magazines and on billboards, these scents are an "if you know, you know" affair—if you wear them, we just know you have excellent taste.

Meanwhile, this year marked the launch of both Balmain and Fendi's freshly reimagined fragrance lines, honouring the fashion houses' rich historical heritage and simultaneously offering a kaleidoscope of beautiful scents that feel truly modern. If that's not enough to entice you, then the latest launches from Celine, Louis Vuitton and Givenchy are sure set any fragrance lover's pulse racing upon the very first spritz—these are icons in the making.

So, if you're ready to find your next signature scent, scroll ahead and feast your eyes on autumn's chicest designer fragrances. We promise that they really do smell just as good as they look.

1. CELINE ZOUZOU

Inspired by 1960s fashion icons from the silver screen, fashion and literature, Celine's ZouZou is a powdery and playful scent that immediately transports you to a glamorous powder room of yesteryear. Think pixie haircuts, painted lashes and big powder puffs that send plumes of powdery musk into the air. Artistic Director Hedi Slimane desired to create a perfume that captured eternal youth, and gave ZouZou its name as an affectionate nickname (which was often used to describe women with short hairstyles) and a nod to French actress Danièle Ciarlet.

Despite being inspired by the '60s, the scent sits firmly in the present. The sweet, woody benzoin and smooth tonka bean unfurl into an ambery, caramel trail that is guaranteed to turn heads and linger on autumn knitwear. As it dries down, it welcomes in earthy patchouli and woody, resinous labdanum, leaving behind a trail of powdery musk and vanilla that lingers for hours. Housed in a fluted glass bottle, it's as much a thing of beauty to admire on your dressing table as it is to experience on your skin throughout the day, and is bound to make you feel just as iconic as the chic women who inspired it.

2. CHANEL COMÈTE

Chanel's latest fragrance from the Les Exclusifs De Chanel collection, Comète is captivating and deeply rooted in the fashion house's lore. Gabrielle Chanel, known for being superstitious and having a fascination with astrology (she was a Leo, FYI), drew inspiration from the stars when designing her first jewellery collection. One standout piece was a diamond-encrusted necklace shaped like a shooting star, specifically moulded to sit closely to the skin. This iconic piece inspired Comète, a perfume said to capture the essence of stardust, echoing the form-fitting necklace with its skin-like musk.

The scent is powdery, sparkling and intricate, evolving beautifully with your skin's chemistry. Its notes include heliotrope, powdery iris, cherry blossom accord and a smooth, musky base. Whilst it wears close to the skin, the projection and longevity are impressive; the dry-down lingers for hours, often leaving a lasting impression noticeable to those around you. The first day I tested it, I could still smell the shimmering scent hours after spraying, like olfactory stardust suspended in the air.

3. CHRISTIAN DIOR LUCKY ESPIRIT DE PARFUM

When it comes to luxury French fashion houses, it doesn’t get much more iconic than Dior. The brand began creating fragrances in 1947, launching Miss Dior in the same year; a scent which remains a classic to this day. However, in 2021, the brand announced that Francis Kurkdjian (the very perfumer behind Baccarat Rouge 540) was to be the House's new perfume creation director—since then we’ve seen Kurkdjian reimagine some of the most iconic Dior fragrances.

The brand's latest launch with Kurkdjian? A concentrated reiteration of five famous scents from the La Collection Priveé Christian Dior Collection. These reimagined fragrances are bold, head-turning, compliment-inducing scents that radiate modern luxury. Although any of the five would be a great addition to your perfume collection, if we had to choose one, it would have to be Lucky Esprit de Parfum.

This pretty scent is inspired by the stems of lily of the valley that Christian Dior would sew into the hems of Haute Couture dresses or tuck into his pockets for good luck. It features fresh, delicate notes of the flower wrapped in a woody-leather accord that gives the floral opening impressive depth. "To me, it’s a crisp autumn walk in a bottle. Whenever I spritz this, I can practically feel the leaves crunching underneath my feet," says our junior beauty editor, Grace Lindsay.

4. BALMAIN CARBONE

One of the most exciting fragrance launches of the season has to be awarded to Balmain Beauty. The brand has just released a collection of eight all-gender fragrances called Les Éternels de Balmain, inspired by the brand’s Parisian legacy and Creative Director Olivier Rousteing’s modern influence. In 1947, Balmain revolutionised the fragrance world with the launch of the first iconic green scent, Vent Vert, and we have no doubt that Les Éternels de Balmain will carry the same legacy.

The bottles themselves are a work of art, and they feel like a true expression of how fashion and beauty cannot exist without one another, as explained by Rousteing when he discusses the fragrances. However, not even the bottles could prepare us for just how exquisite these scents are. Although we could write an essay on each and every one, from the minute we smelt it, we knew that Carbone would be our autumn fragrance of choice. This is the sort of scent that you want to wrap yourself in and never take off. It’s a complex fragrance with notes of sensual white musk at the heart, but it opens with hints of sweet rose, which almost lures you into a false sense of security before the true depth of this perfume comes through and you start to discover its darker side. Once notes of musk settle on the skin, you're treated to a warming haze of tobacco, suede and cumin. It’s bold, it’s unique and it’s truly delicious.

5. LOUIS VUITTON LV LOVERS

Louis Vuitton’s latest fragrance is, without a doubt, love at first smell. Inspired by the sensation of sunlight on your skin and the natural process of photosynthesis, it exudes a radiant blend of green and woody notes, evoking the feeling of wandering through a sunlit forest surrounded by fresh, dewy leaves in dappled light.

Crafted by Louis Vuitton’s master perfumer Jacques Cavallier Belletrud in collaboration with men's Creative Director, Pharrell Williams, the scent is intended as an invigorating well-being elixir that instantly boosts your mood. And who doesn't want that once the nights begin to draw in? The fragrance boasts impressive projection and longevity, lingering on clothes all day like an optimistic halo.

The zing of ginger opens the scent, followed a the woody green snap of galbanum before drying down into creamy sandalwood and soft cedarwood. It’s one of those uplifting scents that not only smells incredible but instantly elevates your spirits with every spritz. We applaud Louis Vuitton for bottling liquid sunshine, just in time to carry us through the darker months ahead.

6. GIVENCHY L'INTERDIT ABSOLU

According to Givenchy’s latest perfume launch, this season is not the time to be subtle with your scent of choice. The French fashion house is known for its daring fragrances, and one of our all-time favourites has to be L’Interdit, a musky-floral scent that lingers beautifully on the skin.

This autumn, the brand has introduced a new iteration called L’Interdit Absolu Eau de Parfum Intense. With an intoxicating blend of orange blossom, sambac jasmine, lavender and cardamom, it’s an uplifting scent with a strong, sensual base. Although the opening is inherently floral, your senses are taken on a journey thanks to rich notes of tobacco and rum absolute. Once it settles on the skin, warming cashmeran comes through, making this fragrance feel just as luxurious as your favourite cashmere jumper.

7. FENDI DOLCE BACIO

Fendi sent editors' hearts aflutter with the launch of seven fragrances this year, each inspired by the Fendi family personalities that have each shaped the brand throughout the generations. Our favourite? Dolce Bacio.

Inspired by Anna Fendi, who also happens to have an ochre-coloured rose named after her, Dolce Bacio takes the classical rose note and pairs it with the alluringly sweet and sunny apricot. Described as "a tender kiss on the cheek that leaves behind a faint rose lipstick scent" and "vibrant orange sunrises overlooking rose gardens in Rome", you would be forgiven for thinking this is only a fruity-floral. However, the addition of Indonesian patchouli unfurls, making this scent both gentle and powerful; a trait that Anna Fendi's daughter Silvia Venturini Fendi notices in the generations of Fendi women.

Upon first spritz, this scent sparkles with the brightness of sun-kissed apricot and the earthy, smokey dryness of patchouli. At its heart lies the opulent damask rose from Turkey—powerful, velvety and akin to a warm embrace, making this a cosy scent that will linger long into autumnal evenings.

The Met Gala happened in New York City last night, and there were certainly no shortage of epic looks from the evening. The soirée is all about Karl Lagerfeld, the designer behind some of fashion's most iconic ensembles, thanks to his time at the helm of Chanel, Balmain, Fendi, Chloé, and more lauded labels. And as one of the models Lagerfeld worked with most in the '90s (he's said to have called this model "the free girl of our times," according to British Vogue), Kate Moss was, of course, in attendance. 

Moss, who attended alongside her daughter Lila Moss and Artistic Director of Fendi Kim Jones, went for a silhouette she regularly wore during her modeling days in the '90s: a simple slip dress. Specifically, the supermodel wore a lingerie-like nightgown from Jones's S/S 23 couture collection, which was created exclusively for Moss. According to a press release from Fendi, the dress was crafted out of silk satin and decorated with lace meant to represent "a floral motif with a soaring silhouette playing with transparencies for an extreme feminine allure." Moss added a silk-georgette dressing gown to "evoke a floating, ethereal sensation in movement." 

Keep scrolling to see Moss's Met-Gala nightgown on the red carpet. 

Next up: The Most Jaw-Dropping Red Carpet Looks From the 2023 Met Gala

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Is there any outfit dilemma that a pair of sunglasses can't fix? For every time I've found myself standing perplexed in front of the wardrobe, there has been a pair of sunnies to fix it. Tired and in a rush? A white tee, jeans and everyday black specs. Heading out on holiday? A swimsuit, shorts and a playfully coloured pair. Dressing up for a formal event? Well, I'm summer-wedding ready in a floaty maxi and oversized sunglasses. Even at a photo shoot, you'll find me in a confidence-boosting pair of sunglasses. (In fact, I bought three pairs of my current favourite Le Specs Rapture glasses before they sold out.) Sunglasses really are the finishing touch to any outfit as soon as the weather heats up, and who better to ask about the styles to know now than Hamish Tame, creative director of Le Specs?

"This summer, there is an exciting Y2K revival and love of noughties sunglasses, particularly with rimless shapes and tinted lenses," says Hamish. "We have seen the noughties trend evolve from '90s looks, like the slimline oval and rectangular trend from the past few seasons, but the retro silhouette continues to be one of our most in-demand Le Specs styles and has been spotted on the likes of Zoë Kravitz, Hailey Bieber, Kourtney Kardashian and Bella Hadid."

So when we're shopping for sunglasses, what do we need to look for? Do we stick to a guide to which styles will suit our face shape? Do we look for the most expensive pair that will (hopefully) last a lifetime? Or do we stick to one simple but timeless pair to wear for the next 10 years? Don't overthink it, says Tame. It's all about how they make you feel. "When shopping for sunglasses, look for a comfortable pair that makes you feel fabulous! I am so proud that Le Specs are affordable, meaning that you can have a few pairs on rotation to mix up your vibe and wardrobe."

With vibe in mind, we've scoured the social feeds of some of our favourite celebs, influencers and fashion editors to bring you a list of the sunglasses styles that are trending now and guaranteed to make you feel your best. 

1. SUNSET-TINTED LENSES

As Gucci's revival of the aviator proved, yellow-lens sunnies were a best-selling success waiting to happen. For 2022, seek shades in deeper yellows, oranges and sunset reds to echo the colours of dusk in our favourite, sun-drenched season.

2. SCI–FI SHIELD SUNNIES

Houston, we have a new sunglasses obsession. This angular, oversized style is an intergalactic trip into The Light Fantastic—a sport-fashion hybrid that combines wrap-around protection with eye-catching style.

3. GENERATION Y2K 

When it comes to channelling the current Y2K aesthetic, there are plenty of sunglasses-wearing icons to take inspiration from: Legally Blonde's Elle Woods, Anastasia, Paris Hilton, Britney (and Justin). Aim for candy colours, translucent or no frames, and any diamanté details to score extra points. Just add a Juicy Couture tracksuit. 

4. VINTAGE GLAMOUR

Cat-eye, oversized, or slimline '90s oval shades with ombré lenses, pearl detailing and plenty of gold accents, the antidotes to the Y2K party pairs are the refined, vintage glasses. Think Sophia Loren in the '70s or Versace supermodels in the '90s. These are tastefully opulent styles with exquisite attention to detail. 

5. WHITE CAT-EYE 

You can count on the cat-eye to crop up every summer. It's a universally flattering shape, especially in a neutral shade like white, that will go with anything in your wardrobe, making it a great choice for an investment buy. It might be a tried-and-tested classic that you've seen before, but its wide appeal makes this one of the best options on the market. 

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Each season as fashion month begins, editors, influencers and fashion enthusiasts are bombarded with new-season styles. With four separate cities putting on events and several shows each day, there’s a veritable banquet of looks and designers to keep track of. And while newness is, of course, the name of the game, this season, I found myself experiencing a recurring sense of déjà vu.

In New York, Milan and Paris, several designers and brands sent looks down the runway which felt oddly familiar, immediately conjuring up nostalgia for the early 2000s. Miu Miu created barely-there miniskirts adorned with box pleats and thin belts, a look which Paris Hilton, Lindsay Lohan and every other Y2K It girl heavily invested in back in 2002. Cargo trousers (yes, cargo trousers!) were back on the agenda at Tom Ford, validating the questionable fashion choices I made as a pre-teen. Keyhole cut-outs were seen at LaQuan Smith, Stella McCartney and Victoria Beckham, harking back to the red carpet looks spotted on Beyoncé, Jennifer Aniston and Halle Berry in the early aughts, and exposed midriffs were seen left, right and centre, reminiscent of the looks pop stars used to sport in music videos and at events.

Don’t believe me? Keep scrolling to see for yourself. Below are nine examples to prove that in 2022 everyone will be dressing like it's 2002 all over again.

1. The Micro Miniskirt 

Thigh-grazing skirts were a trend we saw across the board for spring/summer 2022. Though, no brand created them quite as itsy-bitsy, teeny-weeny as Miu Miu. The Miuccia Prada–founded label sent models down the runway in low-rise micro minis adorned with thin belts, immediately casting the mind back to Hilton’s heyday, when the heiress was known for wearing almost the exact same look. 

2. The Tassle Crop Top

The moment I saw this Stella McCartney tassel crop top hit the runway, I knew there was something familiar about it. It only took a little bit of googling to discover Britney Spears wore something very similar back in 2002. Crops of all kinds were a wardrobe staple in the early aughts, often paired alongside low-rise jeans for the perfect "jeans and a nice top” look. It seems we’ll be bringing this back for summer 2022.

3. The Peakaboo Dress

The similarities between the two looks and how they are styled below is uncanny, right down to the fur-covered outwear. Is it possible LaQuan Smith had this 2003 Beyoncé look on his mood board? I wouldn’t blame him. We may never know, but you can guarantee we’re about to see a resurgence in this peekaboo cut-out silhouette.

4. Cargo Trousers

As a young girl deprived of the practicality of real pockets on jeans, I can distinctly remember myself living in cargo trousers throughout my pre-teen years. With endorsements from pop stars like Fergie, Spears and Christina Aguilera, they were a bona fide cool-girl investment. Tom Ford has now decided it’s time for the item’s revival, as the designer sent a pair of bright-green cargos down the runway for spring/summer 2022. Of course, the full Y2K-inspired look wouldn’t have been complete without a bare midriff, so Tom Ford styled the trousers alongside a bra top, reminiscent of a look Fergie wore in 2003.

5. The Interesting LBD

The early aughts weren’t all loud prints and miniature hemlines. The era had its own brand of minimalism, depicted so perfectly below by none other than Aniston. The actress wore a black column dress complete with keyhole cut-outs to the 2003 Screen Actors Guild Awards, which captures the feeling of a look Victoria Beckham recently debuted as a part of her S/S 22 collection.

6. Cut-Out Craze

On the topic of cut-outs, Stella McCartney utilised the trend throughout several styles in her latest collection. McCartney’s show featured shoulder and stomach cut-out dresses paraded down the runway in several colours and patterns, and I couldn’t help but notice how similar this felt to the looks Destiny’s Child wore in 2000.

7. The Tie-Up Top

From Christina Aguilera to Rihanna, every pop star of the early aughts had a tie-up-top moment of some description. The detail was often found on the front or side of belly-bearing tops and paired alongside—you guessed it—low-rise jeans. Charlotte Knowles tapped into the style for her S/S 22 show, going all-in on the Y2K vibes, which will no doubt appeal to her very Gen Z fan base.

8. The Red Carpet–Worthy Silhouette

Are you sensing a theme here? Interesting silhouettes and cut-outs were big news in 2003, as evidenced here by Berry’s red carpet gown. The trend will be headlining again in the not-too-distant future, solidified in part by Victoria Beckham’s S/S 22 collection.

9. The Power Suit

Power suits have taken centre stage on the runway for a few seasons now, but for summer 2022, the look will transcend office attire and move into the partywear category. At Fendi and Versace, we saw bold suits paired alongside bra tops, which is an outfit formula TLC championed in the late ’90s.

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Fashion month continues to truck on, and we're still reveling in all the glorious newness. The fashion weeks in Copenhagen, New York, and London were jam-packed with exciting S/S 22 trends, and of course, Milan was no exception. All of your favourite Italian heavyweight brands truly outdid themselves this season and left us with some excellent styling ideas and cult buys to look forward to. 

As we sorted through all the stunning shows that took place in Milan, there was a lot to digest, but we were able to narrow down the newness to five key trends. Featuring the miniskirt you're bound to see everywhere this spring thanks to Prada and what we're deeming one of two new naked trends to look forward to in 2022, this list will give you the download on everything you need to know from Milan Fashion Week. 

We've talked a lot about the pelvic-cutout trend that celebrities such as Bella Hadid, Kim Kardashian West, and Irina Shayk have been wearing lately. So what will next year's version of this look be? Instead of cutouts, designers are into low-rise skirts that dip below the hip on just one side. You can buy skirts that are already asymmetrical at the top, or you can self-style with a stretchy knit skirt. Versace, No. 21, and Philosophy are just some of the brands on board with this look for S/S 22. 

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Bra tops were a major trend from the Copenhagen shows, and Milan definitely upped the sexy factor with triangle bras specifically. They were styled in a ton of different ways: with a matching pant set at Missoni, with a miniskirt at Fendi, and with a flowy coat at Etro. Any way you slice it, this is a trend to keep an eye on. 

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Micro-minis were a major trend on the F/W 21 runways, so it only makes sense that we're seeing a fresh take for the spring season ahead. This time, however, it wasn't just about the short hemline. Mod minis that look like they resurrected straight from the closets of posh women from the '60s were spotted everywhere from Prada to Alberta Ferretti, and we fell in love. One detail we'd also like to note is that most of these mod minis were accompanied by a belt of some sort, making the tiny bottoms feel 10 times more intentional. 

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Brands are doubling down on oversized blazers for S/S 22. Copy Marni and go pants-less with flat loafers, or emulate Jil Sander and opt for a fun twist on a classic pantsuit. However you choose to style it, you really can't go wrong with a roomy blazer this year or next. Luckily, there are plenty of affordable versions on the market already. 

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Is it just us, or is crochet becoming to spring what florals have always been? Kind of expected but noteworthy nonetheless? Regardless, we saw inventive takes on classic crochet in the form of fringe dresses at Alberta Ferretti, Y2K halters at Etro, and a matching cardigan-and-tank set at Blumarine that we've been losing sleep over. Apparently, when it comes to crochet this spring, the sky is the limit, and we're just along for the ride. 

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Next, five outerwear trends we spotted on Milan's street style stars. 

It's a story as old as time. Girl sees designer item she cannot afford, girl subsequently falls in love and saves for an entire year to make it hers, and the two live happily ever after. Of course, in this somewhat autobiographical tale, the girl was a 16-year-old me, and the designer item in question was a beautiful, hand-illustrated Fendi silk scarf that I saw in an airport. I worked a very unglamorous job at a local bakery in order to afford it, and honestly, every single flour-covered hour was worth it. 

As far as designer purchases go, I'd say a scarf is the ultimate first luxury buy. You get all the excitement of shopping a designer brand without the eye-wateringly high price of a leather handbag or a ready-to-wear piece. 

Designer scarves are also hugely versatile. Within the first few years of owning mine, I wore it as a necktie, a belt, and a headband. I tied it around handbags as an additional accessory and even folded the scarf in half to fashion it as a top. In the years since, the item has claimed its rightful position as a piece of artwork on my bedroom wall. (The scarf features illustrated images of Fendi Baguette bags in an array of colours, so really, I should have known it was artwork all along.) 

For a first designer purchase, I couldn't recommend a scarf enough, and with each luxury fashion house creating its own unique designs, it can be quite easy to fall in love with a scarf (or two). From timeless monogrammed styles—of which Burberry and Gucci excel—to artfully drawn prints and patterns, keep scrolling to see scarves worth the first investment.

How the fashion set styles scarves: 

Style Notes: Tying a scarf around a bag is a simple way to add an interesting element to your accessory. 

Styles Notes: Wearing it in a very classic way, here Camille Charriere ties a scarf around her shoulders. 

Style Notes: Here, a silk scarf creates an interesting back detail. 

Style Notes: An attendee at Paris Fashion Week shows how a scarf can totally alter an outfit. 

Style Notes: Wearing a scarf over your shoulder is a simple way to dress up an all-black outfit. 

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Fendi can easily lay claim to some of the most iconic and recognisable handbags in the world. From the brand's Peekaboo style to its nostalgic '90s Baguette, it’s fair to say that when it comes to investment bags, you can always rely on Fendi to deliver.

However, searching for your dream designer bag isn't always easy. Like any great It piece, it can reach a cult status, resulting in a surge in demand, which usually leads to a sellout. But we can happily report that some of the brand's most coveted styles—all handpicked by our editors—are still in stock and perfect for recharging your wardrobe for autumn. 

Whether you're in the market for a workwear iteration (hello, Runaway style), something mini, embellished or covered in that infamous Fendi logo, you're guaranteed to find your dream Fendi here. Scroll below to see and shop our favourites.

You may have noticed that logos are everywhere right now. The small and impossibly cool bucket-style Mon Trésor bag is the easiest and chicest way to nod to the trend.

Classy in shape with style features that tick most of this season's biggest trends, Fendi's By the Way style is top of our wish list. Choose between the new-season pastel shades and keep it simple, or try something braided or topped with embellishment.

If you're looking for something fun, try the Kan I style. This elegant, street style favourite comes in a whole host of colours. It also features studs and pearl detailing for those days when classic just won't cut it.

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Also an influencer favourite, the Peekaboo has been spotted in every size, colour and finish. Why the appeal? The design is truly classic, meaning unlike some other designer It bags, this one is seriously versatile and you'll reach for it long after show season.

From the sleek top-handle tote to the shopper iteration topped with basket handles, you'll have likely spotted the Runaway in some form all over your Instagram feed. We recommend the leather tote with a detachable strap for those looking for an everyday option.

There is nothing like a timeless shoulder bag. The Kan I F style is your day-to-night bag, perfect for slipping on your shoulder with a blazer or tucking under your arm during wedding season. This has real staying power.

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The Baguette launched back in 1996 and was featured heavily in Carrie Bradshaw's iconic wardrobe. It was also said to be the first It bag. Now the Baguette is back, and we couldn't be happier about it. Bonus points if you can get your hands on the sheepskin iteration.

If minimalism isn't your thing, look for styles featuring Fendi's hugely popular Monster eyes. You'll find backpack iterations, clutch bags and even some classic shapes topped with the iconic design.

Next, see the best shoes to shop now.

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News flash: Fendi logos want to take over your entire closet. We’ve already covered how if you’re anyone in Hollywood, you’re wearing the brand, and just this morning, the team hit us with more evidence that it’s serious about staying top of mind. Enter the campaign for the 10th anniversary of the Peekaboo bag, starring three generations of Kardashians from Kris to Kim to North West in her modelling debut.

As for why the brand chose the Kardashians? Serge Brunschwig, the chairman and CEO of Fendi, told WWD that the brand has “always been a family story, involving strong women.” Creative Director Venturini Fendi adds, “In the case of the Kardashians, they are all three of them very strong women, with strong personalities. It’s an iconic family, who is known for its appearance, but we wanted to bring more of an intimate side to the table.” See how the family campaign turned out below!

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You'd be forgiven for thinking that the logo trend was coming to an end, however, there's one print that's ensuring that it remains relevant for 2018. If there's one logo to flash this season, it's the Fendi "double F" print in black and brown.

More is certainly more when it comes to styling this print—Caro Daur wore a Fendi printed skirt, jacket, clutch bag and earrings all at once. Kim Kardashian West has also been a Fendi fan, wearing the logo-printed leggings with a shirt on her Instagram page. It is certainly the new Hollywood obsession as Gigi Hadid, Hailey Baldwin and Chloë Grace Moretz have all worn this retro Fendi logo this week. We are particularly into Gigi Hadid's logo socks worn with a classic black pump. Kylie Jenner has shown the most commitment to the print by wearing a pram that matched her Fendi dress and belt bag.

Keep scrolling to see some of our favourite Fendi looks and shop our edit below.

Style Notes: Kylie Jenner went all-out Fendi with a logo printed dress, stroller and belt bag.

Style Notes: Caro Dau wore a Fendi blazer, skirt and bag showing that when this trend is all aout being ostentatious. 

Style Notes: For a more subtler spin, opt for a Fendi sock like Gigi Hadid. 

Style Notes: Chloe's Fendi knit has a more oversized logo print and we're into it. 

Style Notes: We told you everything is coming in this logo this season — even practical hoodies. 

Style Notes: Many of the Fendi skirt's and dresses are in this sheer fabric, making it even more of a talking point. 

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There are sock boots, there are over-the-knee sock boots and then on entirely another fashion plane there’s the Fendi A/W 17 Rockoko boot. But while you may not know them by name quite yet, you’ve more than likely spotted them on Instagram by now—understandably, fashion bloggers, editors and the street style set are all obsessed with them.

Beating the likes of Kendall Jenner, Stella Maxwell, Adwoah Aboah plus Gigi and Bella Hadid to the Star of the Show award on the Fendi runway back in February, Karl Lagerfeld’s Rockoko boots are currently on course to win Shoe of the Season too, thanks to a fierce combination of tapered four-inch stiletto heels, sharp pointed toes, super-slick leather plus a ribbed-knit backing. And if all that wasn’t enough, they come in two versions too—an ankle-length sock boot plus an over-the-knee, pull-on style.

But while there are various colourways in the collection—we do love the cute pink-and-beige stripe pair—it’s the lipstick-red versions that are winning the shoefie game so far. Body of evidence: Instagram snaps from A Style Album’'s Louise Redknapp, fashion editor Giovanna Battaglia Engelbert, fashion bloggers Anne-Laure Mais (aka Adenorah) and Chiara Ferragni, plus model Caroline Vreeland, amongst many others.

What’s more is that it seems the styling options are surprisingly endless. Thanks to their sleek shape and polished finish, the boots look just as incredible layered under jeans and tailored trousers as they do when paired with thigh-skimming miniskirts and dresses—extra style points for retro nostalgia here—or floaty floral maxis. At £1090 for the over-the-knee style and £780 for the Rockoko ankle boot, they may not be cheap, but who doesn’t love a versatile—albeit an OTT statement—investment piece?

Keep scrolling to shop the Fendi Rockoko boots, and see how Instagram’s top fashion stars are styling them for A/W 17.

Take a tip from French fashion blogger Anne-Laure Mais, and tuck the red Rockoko ankle boots under straight-cut denim.

Who needs tights when your thigh-high sock boots do the job?

Chiara Ferragni lifted this look straight off the runway—we love that shirtdress under the jacket.

Put an effortless spin on the look like Louise Redknapp by teaming your statement boots with a pretty printed dress.

We just love everything about this—especially that suiting.

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Like most, we revel in the chance to bathe in a spot of sunshine the moment that summer rears its beautiful sunny head. The problem is that every year around the same time, we manage to misplace our sunglasses from the previous heatwave. Okay, we lie. We haven't lost our shades at all—we simply want a new pair and, boy, are there some good styles around right now.

We've scoured the best online shops, as well as looking at the biggest trends of the season, to find a multitude of frames you can't fail to fall in love with. From Gucci's fabulous rhinestone sunnies to the classic Ray-Ban Wayfarers, we guarantee there is something for everyone: from classic to totally crazy.

So before you start panicking about what to wear to the office when an inevitable heat wave hits, in the meantime at least make all your outfits summer ready with a decent pair of sunglasses. Tip: Just remember where you keep them for next year, or at least learn to fake such a thing convincingly.

Keep scrolling for our pick of the best sunglasses, from the latest trends to faithful old classics.

The Customisable:

The Hexagonal:

The Blue:

The Modern Vintage:

The Black With a Twist:

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The Tortoiseshell:

The Round:

The Steampunk:

The Glitz:

The Classic Aviators:

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The Art Deco:

The New Oversize:

The Never-Fail:

The Rose-Tinted:

The Sports-Luxe:

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The Modern Cat Eye:

The Hybrid:

The Kooky:

The New Kids on the Block:

The Jackie O's:

The Embellished:

It’s skirt season! And the undeniable must-have version for It girls everywhere this spring is made of denim. Whether it be A-line or button-down, mini or midi, the style has been spotted on the everyone from Lily Aldridge to Alexa Chung and now Karlie Kloss. But what really caught our attention about the super's latest street style moment was her unique styling twist on the trend: adding a cool pair of loafers.

Get the look yourself by wearing your go-to denim skirt with a pair of loafers instead of typical sneakers or sandals. The combo is a natty update to a stylish staple.

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On Karlie Kloss: Fendi Eyeshine Sunglasses in Dark Ruthenium (£460); Acne Studios Kady Asymmetric Denim Midi Skirt in Sky Blue Denim (£210); Balenciaga Papier A4 Side Zip Around Tote (£1035); Tod’s Double T Loafers in White (£454).

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The fashion industry's relationship with logos, branding and monogramming is a bit of a love/hate one. Right now these stamps are back in town—in a BIG way—but for a long time the idea of wearing conspicuous marks of any label was considered gauche and cheap. That was way back when stealth minimalism seized the runways (hello Phoebe Philo's debut Céline collection in 2009!) and even handbags only whispered of their design homeland in the smallest, subtlest ways.

A few seasons ago, radical upstarts started hijacking the recognisable motifs and brand names of our visual style culture, using them to emblazon cheeky novelty goods, and the slogo—that's a hybrid slogan and logo—was born. Take Brian Lichtenberg's Homies or Ballin tees—both a naughty take on Hermès and Balmain, both flew out of stores.

Now high-fashion designers have done a 360, reclaiming this important part of a brand's DNA for themselves. Meaning that for S/S 16 J.W.Anderson printed Loewe's name all over dresses and sporty bags, Chanel had plenty of signature double CC action covering dresses and accessories alike, and Nicolas Ghesquière employed his fashion house's classic logo for LV-monogrammed biker jackets—as well as bags and shoes—at Louis Vuitton.

Then there are the creatives who are taking more common logos and reinterpreting them—buzzy brand Vetements is offering you a yellow DHL T-shirt (it's already sold out in two sizes!) or the fact that luxury e-stores like Net-a-Porter have Nike swooshes or Adidas Originals trefoils nestled amongst traditionally high-fashion wares.

The take out? You can wear whatever logo you want—ironic or seriously runway. Scroll down to see the best in the business right now…

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If you have reasonable doubt about how to spend your hard-won bounty of disposable income (such a crude term, don't you agree?), then let us tempt you with the coolest threads that will instantly lift your wardrobe into tomorrow's trend climate.

If you've always wanted a pet but couldn't afford the space or time, then Loewe's leather elephant purse is perfect. Or perhaps you need a pair of of-the-moment round-toe heels; we've got the Miu Mius to snap up quick. Starting at £16 and up, we explore fashion's most covetable items worth committing to.

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Consistent international acclaim on the street style circuit doesn't come without the celebrated woman in question owning her very own secret recipe for outfit building, curb twirling and FROW antics. Milan-based Candela Novembre has stood out from the flamboyant crowd season after season, but it's not just the model's collection of Marni, Fendi, and Loewe that get her the right kind of attention…

We've quickly learnt that's there's some in-built swish in her signature bob—an attractive element of risk taking in each outfit and an ease to the way she relates to emerging trends (often before everyone has found their bearings). We decided it was high time to style-stalk the fashion week icon so that we could crack her enduring fashion formula once and for all.

Scroll down to see her style file, and then shop Candela-inspired key pieces for the season ahead!

On Candela Novembre: Marco De Vincenzo jacket and skirt; Stuart Weitzman Alllegs Boots (£695).

Style Notes: It's high octane from head to toe for Candela, with a daredevil pair of thigh-high leather boots teamed with pleats galore. She's completely covered up but manages to look dangerously sexy. Love that. 

On Candela Novembre: Fendi jacket; Vintage dress; Pollini boots.

Style Notes: Candela is dressed for the cold and layered so cleverly with the patent leather cropped jacket and matching boots punctuating her look. Topped off with the personality-packed micro bag and sunglasses, this look is 100% cool with seemingly zero-effort applied.

On Candela Novembre: Loewe jacket and Puzzle Bag (£1495); Costume National suit.

Style Notes: This is Candela at her most understated, yet she still manages to nail multiple trends in her own inimitable way (luxe leathers, the J.W.Anderson/Loewe obsession, monochrome, androgyny, textural layering, we could go on). The off-duty Costume National suit gets the city style treatment thanks to an oversize Loewe leather jacket.

On Candela Novembre: Marni Mini Trunk Bag (£1030) available in metallic gold; Pollini boots.

Style Notes: Take one very loud midi dress, add some boots, layer underneath a fine knit and complete with an Italian designer bag; that seems to be the Milanese It girl way.

On Candela Novembre: Pollini boots.

Style Notes: Keep your style critics guessing what you'll wear next by turning up to an exclusive event in a jaw-droppingly cool furry coat. The more lavish the better. Make like the model and juxtapose a bold print with a laconic gaze.

On Candela Novembre: Chanel Boy Bag (£4744) available in black, jacket, dress and shoes.

Style Notes: And then there are days when only Chanel will do.

On Candela Novembre: Céline Caty Sunglasses (£153); Rochas coat.

Style Notes: The model knows that citrus colour combinations will draw all street style photographers to you sooner than you can say "Fendi bugs". Yes, yellow and orange. When in Paris!

On Candela Novembre: Céline Coral Cat-Eye Sunglasses (£219); Fendi shoes.

Style Notes: Candela knows that a demure top, dress and coat combo does need a little lift so she does that with premium sunglasses.

On Candela Novembre: Céline sunglasses (shop similar); Fendi bag, top, skirt and shoes.

Style Notes: An elegant pose and scenic spot are the essentials to stepping out from the runway's shadows if you're wearing a head-to-toe designer look. 

On Candela Novembre: Fendi bag, top, skirt and shoes.

Style Notes: When it's fashion week, any moment is your moment so master those effortlessly glamorous spins, twists and slow-mo movements so that you can do it without even thinking. Candela's got this process locked down to perfection.

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Which Candela look do you love the most? We love her yellow Rochas coat look. Comment below!

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After being closed for renovations for 17 months, Rome’s iconic Trevi Fountain is once again flowing. The project (funded by Fendi) finished two months earlier than expected, which should come as a delight to the city’s residents as well as tourists. Click above to watch an interesting time-lapse of the #FendiforFountains revamp, and if you feel so inclined, thank the sponsors by shopping these amazing Fendi accessories!

If there’s one item in your closet that you can never have enough of, it’s obviously shoes, right? There’s always a new style to try, and with next season’s fresh take, you’ll likely want to splurge on more than just a pair (thanks, Saks Fifth Avenue). From lace-ups and metallics to super-sculptural heels, one thing’s certain: The cold weather won’t be interfering with your footwear.

Scroll down to shop 11 must-have shoes from Saks Fifth Avenue. 

As long as everyone’s attention is on the back of the shoes and their super-decorated heels, height doesn’t matter. Footwear is always the main attraction, right?

One of the coolest trends of summer is moving straight into fall. Swap out your lace-up sandals for lace-up heels, boots, and the like.

From leopard print to crocodile embossing, go ahead and show some serious skin this fall.

What’s on point for fall? Power pumps with unique designs. Let these become your signature shoes, as they’ll step up even the simplest of outfits.

Why pick one colour when you can have two? Stomp around town in a pair of two-tone shoes that will make the ultimate statement.

Add high shine to any look by slipping on a pair of shoes with metallic flair.

With hefty price tags and even heftier waiting lists, the world of luxury handbags hinges on the vagaries of what a select number of women choose to carry in the crook of their arm. The likes of Kate Moss, Diane Kruger and Alexa Chung are seldom seen out and about without a piece of scene-stealing arm candy. A luxurious tote or clutch has the gravitas to seal a woman’s status on the best dressed list in one swing.

It’s no wonder, then, that when fashion expectations are running high, the more extraordinary, unobtainable (£26,000 price tag, anyone?) and achingly chic the bag in question is, the better! To celebrate the power of a good bag, we count down the top seven most revered handbags of 2015, from the Chanel 2.55 to the Chloé Drew—plus, some affordable high-street versions.

Keep scrolling to count down to fashion's most hot-property bags—and if you’re feeling inspired, go shop!

1: The Flap Bag by Chanel

Meet the quilted shoulder bag, Chanel's most iconic handbag of all time. Revamped each season with a new twist, it's the fashion world's all-time favourite luxury bag.

Taking on many forms, the quilted Chanel shoulder bag is the all-time classic that cleverly captures the moment. Wear yours with denim, leather, silk or jersey—it's the signature item that has the power to rev up any outfit. 

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Related: 25 New Designer Bags For the Girl Who Likes Something a Bit Different

2: The Drew Bag by Chloé

Model Ming Xi personifies sports luxe here. Alas, the neutral Drew bag is a best seller because it's so versatile and can be worn with any tone or colour.

Make like Olivia Palermo and shorten the chain on your Chloé Drew shoulder strap by knotting it—and presto! It's a top-handle bag. Clever.

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Related: The Accessories Every 20-Something Girl Should Own

3: The Shoulder Bag by Saint Laurent

Silk and suede are always a good idea—thanks for the reminder, Look de Pernille. No wonder the Saint Laurent shoulder bag has captured the eye of many a style icon: Practical? Check. Versatile? Certainly. And look at that tassel go!

Wear your Saint Laurent shoulder bag across your body and deftly placed by the front of your hip.

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Related: Mansur Gavriel Fans Will Love This New Handbag Line

4: The Marcie/Hudson by Chloé

Anna Dello Russo makes a chic case for up-styling the Hudson bag (it comes with a knotted handle); add some faux fur and take a turn for those street style cameras!

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5: The Loewe Puzzle Bag

The roomy leather Puzzle bag by Loewe has proved to be a favourite amongst fashion editors, bloggers and street style stars at S/S 16 fashion week thanks to its understated-cool look and practical shape.

It's the go-to designer bag for outfit minimalists and lovers of bold prints, respectively.

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6: The Baguette Bag by Fendi

Let your Fendi Baguette take the lead on your outfit's direction and colour palette. This bag is beloved of the world's best dressed women because the classic design can take on many different colourways and style directions. The secret is in finding the one that's 100% you.

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Related: This £4 Accessory Is Changing the Way Cool Girls Get Dressed

7: The Birkin Bag by Hermès

Wear your classic Birkin with off-duty denim for a zero-effort contrast, as successfully demonstrated by blogger Song of Style.

Add a pinch of personality to your Birkin and give it a seasonal refresh with of-the-moment luxe key rings.

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If you could only carry ONE bag for the rest of your stylish life, which one would it be? Let us know in the comments below!

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Today Karl Lagerfeld showed Fendi's first-ever couture collection in Paris. Meanwhile, back here in the states, we've been trolling our social media accounts trying to see snippets of the highly anticipated show. Scroll down for five must-know facts we've gathered, and be sure to keep your eyes peeled for our post on the entire catwalk!

"Backstage with Karl Lagerfeld and Silvia Venturini Fendi overlooking the very first #FendiHauteCouture show in #Paris - #SilverMoon."

"The de Chirico backdrop unfolds at the @theatre_champs_elysees for #SilverMoon, the first #FendiHauteCouture show by Karl Lagerfeld."

"Binoculars at the ready for the @fendi #fendihautecouture #silvermoon show."

"Craftsmanship is off the charts @fendi #fendihautecouture #silvermoon"

"Karl Lagerfeld's first couture collection for @fendi, set against a de Chirico backdrop at the @theatre_champs_elysees. Photo by @kevintachman."

Have you been following Couture Week? Which collection is your favourite so far? Tell us in the comments, and head over to Net-a-Porter.com to shop Fendi favourites!

You know the iconic furry bag charms by Fendi that can be found in just about every single street style photo? Well, thanks to their success, the brand is creating an entire capsule collection inspired by the little guys, and Fendi shared an exclusive sneak peek with us, featuring the lovely Doutzen Kroes! Watch above, and tell us in the comments if you think you'll be snagging a piece from the collection.

Chances are that when it comes to prints, you'd classify yourself in one of two ways: pro or anti. You either outfit yourself statement-making florals, stripes, animal prints, and more, or you stick to solids at all costs. But, as it turns out, this all-or-nothing approach may not be the way to go.

"Prints are very personal but can really enhance your wardrobe," says our resident head stylist Marissa Webb. "Finding ones that fit your style personality isn't as hard as we often think!"

To that end, Webb shared with us the six must-have prints for every woman—even if you think of yourself a "solids-only" person. Keep scrolling to see the six prints you should have in your closet!

Whatever the size, a polka-dot print is a beloved classic. For example, a tiny dot can look timeless and elegant; it almost becomes a non-print that helps add texture to your wardrobe. For a playful moment, go big; or mix polka dots with stripes for a bit of whimsy.

A classic plaid or stripe is always a must. Try a vertical stripe if you're worried that horizontal isn't flattering for your figure. A gingham plaid in different sizes is a great classic, too—try it in an unexpected silhouette for a modern twist!

Black-and-white organic or floral prints are easy for most women to fit into their wardrobe—even if they are not traditionally floral-print gals.

Animal prints, especially leopard, could almost be considered a neutral: They'll never go out of style and they easily mix into almost any outfit. If you don't love it in your apparel, go for it in your accessories.

I love a bright mix of colours and patterns in dresses, skirts, and accessories—perfect for those times when you want to make a bold, fun statement.

In general, if you shy away from wearing prints, find them in your accessories—they're the perfect place to be daring. I think of them as the icing on the cake!

Stuck in a fashion rut or just looking to up your style game this season? Not a problem! The ShopBAZAAR editors culled some of the chicest pieces they could find inspired by three celebrity tastemakers: Kendall Jenner, Karlie Kloss, and Olivia Palermo. From cosy outerwear to stylish footwear, here’s your chance to expand your wardrobe and look like the ultimate It-girl.

Scroll down to shop ShopBAZAAR’s picks inspired by these three trendsetters. 

From the literal ring of fire at Roberto Cavalli to Anna Dello Russo’s McDonald’s-inspired ensemble, the Italians are nothing if not show stoppers. So naturally, the front rows of Milan Fashion Week are chock-full of memorable style moments. We’ve gathered the week’s must-see looks, so click through for all of the need-to-know outfit details.

WHO: Leigh Lezark

WHAT: Spotted before the Gucci F/W 14 show.

WEAR: Gucci kaftan jacket (similar style here) and Black and Nude Mesh Bra Top ($595).

WHO: Olivia Palermo

WHAT: Checking out the Elisabetta Franchi F/W 14 presentation.

WEAR: Grey double-breasted jacket; grey sheath dress. 

WHO: Rose Byrne, Recipient of the 2014 Women in Film Max Mara Face of the Future

WHAT: At the Max Mara F/W 14 show.

WEAR: Max Mara Mela Jacket ($995) and Vata Pants ($450), Bruna Tank ($245), and bag from the F/W 14 collection. 

WHO: Giovanna Battaglia

WHAT: Making her way into the Fendi F/W 14 show.

WEAR: Valentino jacket; Prada dress; Fendi bag; Gianvito Rossi heels. 

WHO: Carine Roitfeld

WHAT: Spotted front row at Max Mara.

WEAR: Furry stole, mesh top, and pencil skirt. 

WHO: Rita Ora

WHAT: Spotted before the Moschino F/W 14 show.

WEAR: Moschino dress, bag, and shoes. 

WHO: Anna Dello Russo

WHAT: At the Sportmax F/W 14 show.

WEAR: Moschino dress and bag from the F/W 14 collection; Jeremy Scott heels.

WHO: Eleonora Carisi

WHAT: At the Iceberg F/W 14 show.

WEAR: Fay jacket and skirt from the S/S 14 collection; Suno top; Nike sneakers. 

WHO: Bianca Brandolini d’Adda

WHAT: Arriving at the Dolce & Gabbana F/W 14 show.

WEAR: Dolce & Gabbana dress and Inlaid Wood Top Handle Bag ($4595).  

WHO: Miroslava Duma

WHAT: Photographed at the Salvatore Ferragamo F/W 14 show.

WEAR: Salvatore Ferragamo Ivory Wool Pinstripe Blazer ($2790, 866.337.7242), Leather Bralet (price upon request, 866.337.7242), and Ivory Wool Pinstripe Trousers ($1850, 866.337.7242); Hermes bag. 

WHO: Chiara Ferragni

WHAT: Making a serious style statement at the Costume National F/W 14 show.

WEAR: MSGM coat from the Pre-Fall 14 collection, Hermes bag, Fendi keychain, Saint Laurent Rangers Studded Ankle Boots ($2148). 

Already adopted by bloggers (see Elin Kling and Camille Charriere) and street style stars like the achingly cool Vanessa Traina Snow and her sister Samantha Traina pictured here, this shoe has rocketed to the top of our spring wishlist. With offerings from designers such as Stella McCartney, Chloe, and Jason Wu, there are plenty of styles to choose from. Step this way to shop the leg-lengthening, slip-on style that goes with everything from midi skirts to frayed denim.

The low, chunky heel makes these easy to walk in, and the spiked detail will add edge to a cropped trouser.

Fendi Spiked Heel Pilifonia Mule ($690) in White

This sleek, patent style is ideal for a date. Echo the trompe d’oeil strap by wearing an off the shoulder top.

Alexander Wang Glossed Leather Mules ($525) in Black 

The lizard skin, interwoven straps, and muted brown colour palette combine to make this the perfect tribal shoe, another big trend from the S/S 14 runways. Wear with tailored shorts or an army green shirtdress for the office. 

Rachel Roy Lacey Lizard Embossed Leather Slides ($250) in Moccasin Nude 

We’d love to wear these to Studio 54 but we’ll have to settle for wearing them on our next girls’ night out. Pair with a minimalist black jumpsuit and a smokey eye.

Tibi Britt Crystal Mule Wedge ($495) in Black

These suede mules show the tiniest sliver of skin. Allow them to peek out from under wide-leg pants.

Jeffrey Campbell Suede Malkin ($165) in Black 

The front of these mules dip slightly, which will elongate your legs. Take advantage and style them with pencil skirts that hit at mid-calf.

Alexandre Birman Python Slides ($650) in Sunset White

Sometimes all it takes is a swap of the hat (January Jones), an interesting mix of textures (Jessica Biel), or a pretty pastel hue (Olivia Wilde) to make your cold weather wardrobe feel new again. And there’s more wear that came from just beyond this slide. 

Tip: Mix rich textures for an all-black look that is anything but basic.

While promoting her latest film, The Truth About Emanuel, Biel proved all-black doesn't have to be boring by simply combing different fabrics and textures. The actress paired AllSaints’ Belmont Leather Jacket ($525) with an eyelet skirt from Giambattista Valli’s Resort 14 collection, Fendi’s Borderline Clutch ($860), and Bionda Castana’s Daphne Bis Pumps ($939). 

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Topshop Quilted Shoulder Biker Jacket ($110); Diane von Furstenberg Radella Paneled Lace Skirt ($285).

Tip: Hit on two major fall trends with a turtleneck and plaid pants. 

Spotted outside the No. 11 Downing Street Christmas party in London, singer-songwriter Vickers assured us wearing two trends—in this case, Topshop’s Plaid Crop Trousers ($80) and a black turtleneck—is always better than one. 

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Joe Fresh Cropped Plaid Pants ($34); Uniqlo Alpaca Blend Turtle Neck Sweater ($20) in Black.

Tip: Swap a slouchy beanie for a more polished beret.

Jones bundled up Parisian-style for a lunch trip to Pasadena earlier this month, teaming a black beret with Leon Max’s Doubleweave Wool Coat ($498), MiH’s Ellsworth Jeans ($209) in Sugarblue, Loewe's Cruz Bag ($2600), and Coye Nokes black suede booties. 

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Bop Basics Wool Beret ($48)

Tip: In lieu of a dress, go for a fancy jumpsuit.

The actress made a stylish case for the evening jumpsuit at the British Independent Film Awards in Stella McCartney’s Black One Shoulder Lace Overlay Jumpsuit ($4200). 

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Parker Sienna Lace Jumpsuit ($297); Sea Lace Jumpsuit ($565).

Tip: Style a crisp button-down under a graphic sweater.

At the announcement of the BORNFREE Campaign in New York last month, J.Crew’s President and Creative Director was perfectly polished in a J.Crew sweater worn over an Ascot Chang white shirt and paired with J.Crew trousers and Manolo Blahnik Suede BB Heels ($595).

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Tibi Nelio Jacquard Easy Pullover ($198); Ann Taylor Perfect Long Sleeve Button Down Shirt ($70).

Tip: Balance a fancy midi skirt with a t-shirt and flats.

To celebrate the opening of PAMM (Perez Art Museum Miami) during Art Basel earlier this month, model Kylie Kuhn grounded her Preen floral midi skirt with low-key pieces, including a vintage t-shirt and loafers. 

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Mango Striped Chiffon Panel T-Shirt ($40); MSGM Floral-Print Gazar Midi Skirt ($520).

Tip: Add edge to your look with tough-luxe jewellery.

With jewellery that cool—namely Eddie Borgo’s Pharaoh Ring ($300) and Small Cone Bracelet ($525)—Lezark gets an A+ in our books. 

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Joomi Lim Luxe Spike Bracelet ($128); Mixology NYC Small Horn Double-Finger Ring ($100).

Tip: Break up multiple shades of grey with a punchy pop of red.

Heading to a concert in London, Refaeli let her Stella McCartney Beckett Envelope Clutch ($770) steal the spotlight against a mix of grey hues, specifically a Kenzo sweatshirt, Stella McCartney’s Velez Trousers ($620) and Zara’s Snakeskin Leather High Heel Court Shoes ($119). 

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Kenzo Embroidered Tiger Marl Sweatshirt ($294); Linea Pelle Grayson Clutch ($215). 

Tip: Make a denim dress winter-appropriate with opaque tights.

Cotton didn’t let London’s chilly temps prevent her from wearing her Topshop denim mini dress. The BBC 1 Radio host gave it a cold weather update by styling it over a Gap t-shirt and opaque tights and finishing with a Theory coat. 

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Topshop Moto Dip Dye Pini Dress ($76); Zara Coat with Leather Sleeves ($239).

Tip: Forgo the standard black and navy pantsuit for a winter pastel style.

Wilde said bye to the black pantsuit and hello to a refreshing mint green version—paired with Coye Nokes sandals—while running errands in downtown Los Angeles.

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T by Alexander Wang Shawl Collar Blazer ($485) in Rose and Drape Suiting Tapered Trousers ($295) in Rose.

Just when you thought you’ve seen it all, yoox.com swoops in with a luxury gift guide too amazing to pass up. From the most gorgeous pair of statement earrings to a calendar that double as works of art, the online retailer has designer steals for everyone on your list.

Plus, now through the 20^th you can take an extra 20% off your entire order with code GIFTED20. Now that’s something to make your day merry and bright! 

Caveat emptor: Sizes are erratic and merch moves fast. Shop now or have post-season FOMO!

Our extensive coverage of how to style a biker jacket should be testament enough that this purchase is always a sound investment. This one, with its furry collar and oversized silhouette, will join your closet as a key player for years to come.

Acne Studios Mape Leather Jacket in Black Noir

Originally ($1950) 

Now ($1,365) 

Even if your best friend goes by a name other than Thumper, this Bambi-motif clutch is charming way to finish off your girls' night out look.

Givenchy Black Leather Baby Deer Print Clutch

Originally ($2,340)

Now ($1,872)

Take a lesson from Miranda Kerr: Over-the-knee-boots, when done properly, can elevate an outfit to a whole new level. A highly polished pair (um, that does not mean patent leather) with a classic rounded toe and low platform heelcan look just as good over a pair of skinny jeans as they do disappearing under the hem of a knee-length dress.

Brian Atwood Febe Leather Over-The-Knee Boots

Originally ($1695)

Now ($1,187)

Striped sweaters come in all shapes and sizes. This one is a real conversation starter.

Thakoon Striped Kalgan Lamb Sweater 

Originally ($1,830) 

Now ($915)

Puzzled by how to wear a bright pink shearling bag? Carry it like any other bag, by stuffing your wallet, keys, and phone in it, then walk out the door.

Fendi 2Jours Medium Shearling Fur Tote Bag in Pink/Black

Originally ($4,000)

Now ($2,800)

Repeat after us: Every girl needs a dramatic LBD. This one, with ruffles and a fitted bodice, is pure perfection.

Lanvin Tiered Jacquard Dress

Originally ($5,470)

Now ($3,282)

We're willing to go on record and say that socks with high-heel sandals is something anyone can pull off. Therefore, these are year-round shoes.

Prada Metallic Leather & Satin Sandals in Silver

Originally ($890)

Now ($623)

We call this a magic dress. Why? It's fitted, so it flatters all figures, it's knee-length, so it's appropriate for multiple occasions, and it's colour blocked so you can stand out from the crowd.

Proenza Schouler Embroidered Laser-Cut Dress in Black, White, and Peach

Originally ($4,970)

Now ($2,982)

There are a million little black booties out there, but this pair is ideal.

Isabel Marant Tacy Bootie in Anthracite/Faded Black/Fauve

Originally ($1,385)

Now ($829)

Here at Who What Wear, we believe leopard prints are classic. That said, think of this coat as a neutral and wear it as you would any other.

MSGM Coat in Ivory

Originally ($1,138) 

Now ($684)

We loved absolutely everything about the romantically beautiful trip that was called the Valentino FW 2013 show, so we'll consider this a souvenir. 

Valentino T-bar Mary Jane Heel in Black and White

Originally ($975)

Now ($585)

At some point, possibly today (hey, NYC!) it's gonna snow and you're gonna be cold. Take it from us: You will always need a cool-looking, cold-weather coat. 

Rag & Bone Greycoat Parka in Army Green

Originally ($995)

Now ($599)

Footwear missteps can happen all the time. This pump-slash-oxford works double time for both ladylike and menswear-inspired looks and can be styled with trousers, jeans, and skirts of all lengths.

Chloe Oxford & Brogues in Black

Originally ($895) 

Now ($538) 

A tailored, ladylike coat is a wardrobe staple. If you've already exhausted your black/grey/brown overcoat possibilities, we suggest this sweet blush version from the guy who put Miley Cyrus in a Mickey Mouse shirt.

Marc Jacobs Double-Faced Cashmere Belted Coat

Originally ($2,995)

Now ($1,800)