Calling all brides-to-be, people getting married, wedding guests–to-be and, well, anyone who hasn’t worn heels in a while. (That covers most of us, right?) If you’ve been searching for a pretty but comfy pair of shoes to wear on your big day or you’re still searching for that one pair of heels you can pull out time and again for every event, then look no further. Loeffler Randall’s beautiful pleated-bow heels are the style every fashion editor, stylist and influencer recommends when you ask them to suggest shoes that fit the above requirements. I would know; I’ve worked in the industry for almost a decade, and I've been raving about these shoes to anyone who will listen since I first tried them some years ago! 

The white version is such a beautiful yet practical wedding option. 

Back then, the Penny mules had just launched in a couple of metallic shades, and it didn’t take long for the entire fashion crowd to own a pair. Since then, the brand has continued adding to its line of handcrafted styles (each pair has 400 pleats and a hand-tied bow), and the collection now includes more hero styles, such as the ankle-strap Camellia, platform Natalia and smaller-heeled Emilia in a whole range of colours—all just as beautiful as the next. The addition of the ethereal white and powder-blue versions also makes them perfect wedding shoes, given they feel classic but still special, and you can dance in them all night long. In fact, Who What Wear UK editor Emma Spedding just bought them for her big day this summer. 

India wears the gold Camellia heels. 

Herein lies the key to why Loeffler Randall’s shoes have already stood the test of time: They’re just so comfortable. And, of course, they look good with everything from a wedding dress to a pair of jeans. The cylindrical block heel is easy to walk in and, crucially, doesn’t sink into grass or get stuck in crevices, and the plissé material moulds to your feet without stretching or coming out of shape over time, which means that after years of wear, these heels still look as good as new—exactly what you need from shoes you’re bound to wear again and again. 

If you haven’t already invested in a pair of Loeffler Randall’s pleated-bow shoes, let’s just say it’s a purchase you’ll never regret. Keep scrolling to browse and shop the best pairs available right now.

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Up Next: Out of All the Designer Shoes, These Are the Ones Truly Worth Investing In

When it comes to weddings and wedding-related events, there can be added pressure to have outfits that are perfectly styled. They’ll be documented in photos, added to a wedding hashtag and looked back on for years ahead. And while there are plenty of options to wear on your wedding, picking out something to wear for the events leading up to your big day can be a little more challenging. So we’re diving into the best bridal shower outfits for the bride, built around four easy pieces.

Sticking to a feminine dress is always a foolproof option, and a romantic style with ruffles and lace is perfect for the occasion. But if you want to try something a little outside the norm, we encourage you to give it a try. A flowy jumpsuit can look just as elegant when worn with strappy sandals and a pastel clutch. And jeans paired with a structured top and pearl-encrusted mules are just right for a more relaxed event. Want to see the outfit pairings we recommend?

Keep reading to see four bridal shower outfits for the bride, no matter what your style is.

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Related: These 35 Wedding Guest Dresses Are Next-Level Beautiful

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Related: What to Wear to a Wedding: 9 Outfit Ideas That Never Fail to Look Good

Next up! We are convinced these bridal trends will take over Pinterest in 2017.

The year so far has been choc-a-bloc full of fun trends. We've had the statement sleeves, we've had all the gingham, and we've had a whole lotta red—you get the picture. And though we’re not ready to let a lot of these standout pieces go, we are ready to re-evalute our wardrobes and see how these trends are going to evolve when summer turns to autumn. You can never be too prepared. From the jewellery piece du jour to the colour we'll all still be wearing, there’s something for everyone. 

Scroll down to see your favourite trends that are here to stay - and shop them too. 

Statement Earrings

S/S 17 Runway: Loewe

The bold earring is evolving. This autumn, its all about taking it back to basics with a statement gold or silver shape. 

Boxy Shoulders

S/S 17 Runway: Balenciaga

Thanks to exciting collections like Balenciaga, the square shoulder is perhaps the coolest silhouette for 2017. The approachable way to pull it off would be with a cool cropped jacket or blazer.

Bustiers

S/S 17 Runway: Tibi

Some people doubted if this would catch on - they've been proved wrong. The easiest way to wear a corset is to layer it over a thin piece, like a shirt or button-down.

Loud Stripes

S/S 17 Runway: Proenza Schouler

Though stripes never really go out of style, the print is making a particular splash this year.

Neon

S/S 17 Runway: Alexander Wang

Though there are some designers who are always drawn to neon shades (we're lookin' at you, Christopher Kane), these hues will be electrifying your wardrobe for months to come.

Pink

S/S 17 Runway: Céline

It's the gift that keeps on giving. Whether your style is feminine or leans more toward the masculine side, there's a piece for everyone.

Robes

S/S 17 Runway: Band of Outsiders

We called this one a while ago: Robe coats are the cool girl's answer to a stuffy peacoat. Try yours for day with a blazer and skirt, or at night with a slip dress and heels.

Statement Sleeves

S/S 17 Runway: Ellery

Statement sleeves ain't going anywhere. Thank goodness. They're the easiest way to make a...well, statement.

Now that you're up to date on the trends, check out the key pieces that will never, ever go out of fashion. 

Opening Image: Christian Vierig/ Getty 

With the resurgence of logo bags, slip dresses, and—yes, your eyes are not deceiving you—kitten heels, lately we've been feeling some major nostalgia for the early aughts. Back then, women who had our fashion hearts must've been even better dressed than we imagined, as many of their outfits still stand up today as top-notch choices… with a few minor tweaks here and there, of course.

So, to celebrate the looks of the key women of the 2000s who inspire us as much now as they did over a decade ago (crazy, we know), we rounded up a few of their looks from back in the day. 

Read on for a look, and to shop the current versions of their outfits…

The Sex and the City star styled a black-trimmed slip dress with patent leather pumps in 2001.

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In 2003, Beyoncé took her red carpet look to the next level by layering on costume jewellery. 

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Related: Kate Moss's '90s Outfits That Look Just as Cool Today

While today, the twins stick to more minimalistic styles, in 2003, they chose graphic maxi dresses for a red carpet appearance.

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Before today's crafty crochet trend, the star of The OC wore a quilt-style dress in 2003.

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While the model could pull off any colour, this bright yellow dress from 2003 was a night-out look we have yet to forget.

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Of course Reese Witherspoon wore head-to-toe pink to the Legally Blonde premiere in 2001.

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Related: Does Kate Bosworth Have the Hardest-Working Wardrobe in Showbiz?

Sevigny kept things simple in 2003, styling a textured white dress with eye-catching silver heels.

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The It Brit showed her support for designer Alexander McQueen in 2003, wearing a colourful dress and coordinated lace-up sandals.

Related: Sienna Miller Is Our New Off-Duty Style Guru

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While these days the singer-turned-designer favors sleek dresses and suits, in 2003, she opted for a more relaxed look that included flared jeans and a white tank. P.S. Those glasses!

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The first Monday of 2016 is upon us (sorry for the reminder), and while enjoying the last few blissful hours of vacation, you're probably trying to avoid what looms ahead. We get it. So with the purpose of distracting you from those last-day-of-vacation blues, we have a few things that will give you something to look forward to, make you laugh, and provide you with a little retail therapy. Scroll down for our mood-lifting suggestions!

Add this pretty, affordable top to your wardrobe:

Never fails.

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They'll make you smile every time you look down tomorrow.

Tell us in the comments below, how you prepare yourself for heading back to work after a holiday? 

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After working in the fashion world for a fair amount of time, you start to notice trends among the women who inhabit it. There are certain items everyone seems to own and wear regularly—and we aren't the only ones who think so.

We enlisted the help of our resident stylist Marissa Webb to help decipher what those universally beloved items are in the fashion industry.

"It's really impossible to speak for every other woman in the fashion industry, of course, but they are a few items I've spotted frequently on many," Webb confided.

Keep scrolling for the items Marissa Webb has spotted on pretty much every woman in the fashion industry!

After all, we spend a lot of time on our feet!

Every fashion girl has a favourite perfume! I usually gravitate toward more-masculine scents.

We all need that perfect cosy trench coat for travel. In my opinion, a longer version is better because there are multiple ways to style it.

We need a go-to third piece like a cashmere sweater, cape, or slouchy blazer for cold days in the office, studio, or aeroplane.

Personally, I love mine for days when I just look exhausted! I stock up on different frame options for diversity.

Nice but functional luggage is important because we spend a lot of time travelling. Luggage that's physically attractive is great, but more importantly, it needs to function properly.

The lady: Francoise Hardy. The scene: Carnaby Street in the ’60s. Carven, Prada, and Giambattista Valli let the retro London look infuse their fall collections this season, using playful dashes of colour and whimsical touches to make the look feel modern.

Ah, every woman's constant plea: that she may own and wear a pair of high heels that don't absolutely murder her feet and make her life miserable. We've done our best to help provide you with tips to wearing high heels without pain, but sometimes an expert must be brought in.

We asked our resident stylist Marissa Webb to share her pro tips for making heels as comfortable as they can be, and she had some dynamite wisdom to disperse. 

"Your favourite heels might look great, but if you can't walk in them, it really takes all the fun and beauty out of them," Webb astutely observes. "Some tricks I've learned over time have saved me on countless occasions."

Keep scrolling to read Marissa Webb's top tricks for making your high heels more comfortable!

If you have to choose between a pair that's slightly snug or slightly loose, go with loose; you can always pad them, but hoping they will stretch out usually ends in disappointment.

Every heel doesn't need to be 4-plus inches tall. I love a kitten heel, and they're almost like wearing flats; they don't put as much pressure on the ball of your foot, which is often the source of discomfort.

Take breaks from pointed-toe heels. Rotate between a round toe, open toe, and pointed toe. Sure, pointy might look great, but it certainly won't help your toes. Especially the poor pinky!

Even if you think you're in your most comfortable heels, be prepared if it's going to be a long day or night. A combination of padding the footbed and cotton balls stuffed in the toes is my ultimate solution.

My favourite trick is cotton balls. I figured this out at a hotel one night, when I couldn't find heel pads and one my right shoe kept flopping off. Stuff the cotton balls into the toe of your shoe until the fit is right. Keep a few extra in your purse for just such an occasion.

No matter what else you do, do not wait to break in your brand new heels at that special event you picked them out for. You haven't developed a relationship with the shoes yet, and you don't want to spoil the night by finding out too late that your heels have a mean side. Wear them at least once before the event so you know how to prep them properly.

Keep scrolling to shop our favourite fall shoes now!

There seems to be a consensus among members of the fashion community that New York girls just do it better. Paris might still be the reigning fashion capital of the world, but there's a certain je ne sais quoi about the way NYC gals dress.

To help us capture that essence, we enlisted the help of Marissa Webb, our resident stylist and full-time New York City resident. We asked her: What is this magical formula NYC girls use to get dressed everyday?

"I don’t think there is a must-use 'formula,' so I use that term loosely," Webb says. "However, I do think having a few styling tricks up our sleeves helps us New York gals pull it together every day."

Keep scrolling for Marissa Webb's top style tricks every New York City girl relies on!

Have your accessories ready to go! Always have accessories top of mind for days when you need to pump up your look and you don’t have the luxury of time. They can quickly take a look from simple to fashion-forward."

Because the pace of New York doesn’t slow down, we city ladies probably give our shoes a lot more thought than one would consider to be normal. One trick is pairing comfortable shoes with something dressy, or the reverse: pair dressy heels with something casual on top.

Always think of opposites and contrast–an outfit usually looks more interesting with items that fall under different categories. Think long with short, dressy with casual, soft with hard, and masculine with feminine. This could be as simple as wearing a nicely tailored, straightforward suit and popping on a pair of dramatic chandelier earrings.

Know the proportions that work for you. Wearing heavy, slouchy layers on top? Style them over something slim on the bottom. If you're going slouchy and baggy on the bottom, pair it with something slim on top.

Have your third piece ready. New York City girls know you always need a third piece, even if it's 100 degrees out; once you walk into the office, you’re going to be freezing.

You should know when to go bold or go neutral with your makeup. My formula is one of opposites: If I’m wearing something bright and bold, I play down my makeup, and if I’m wearing neutral colours and need a pop, I’ll add a punched-up lip or eye.

Lastly, all New York girls know: when you're not sure what to wear and you're out of time, you can always rely on black or white.

Shopping is a celebratory act in and of itself, right? Well, Who What Wear recently logged a whopping 1 MILLION followers on Instagram—so now you have a million more reasons celebrate. To kick off this social media milestone and keep the good feels coming, we’ve rounded up the season’s must-shop picks from brands we love.

Scroll to shop the top summer picks from Barneys, Topshop, Shopbop, and Reiss!

We know you have a jam-packed social calendar this summer (we wouldn’t have it any other way!), and truthfully, who has the time to scour every store and shopping site for the best styles of the season? So, we did the legwork for you. Behold: the 15 must-have pieces to build a, dare we say, flawless summertime wardrobe. Whether you’re trailblazing in your career or heading off for a daytime adventure with friends, we’ve got the stylish essentials for anything that comes your way.

Keep scrolling to shop our 15 favourite pieces for the perfect summer wardrobe!

Shirtdress

Straw Hat

Printed Jumpsuit

Fringe Skirt

Gladiator Sandals

Cutoff Denim Shorts

Bell-Sleeve Top

Lace Bralette

Off-the-Shoulder Top

Sleeveless Blazer

Mini Bag

Maxi Dress

White Wide-Leg Trousers

Denim Dungarees

Espadrilles

You've been there—stepping out of your house in a cute outfit, only for it to be completely ruined by sweat, sweat, and more sweat on that first 90-degree day. Trust us: You're not alone. Aside from simply wearing nothing, it seems almost impossible to look your best in the heat of summer. But surviving without sacrificing your style is doable—if you dress smartly.

To pinpoint exactly what we mean, we enlisted celeb stylists Jen Rade and Alex Sweterlitsch to give their expert tips on exactly what to wear for humid weather.

Keep scrolling to make the next few months a little more bearable for you.

"Stick to shapes that fall away from the body. The less fabric touching your skin, the cooler you'll feel," Sweterlitsch said. 

"Avoid synthetic fabrics at all costs; they'll cling and stick and make you miserable," Sweterlitsch said.

"I say this as a girl who wears black almost daily, but it really helps to avoid dark colours when it's blazing-hot outside. Think like the Navy and invest in some 'summer whites.' A nice white fit-and-flare dress with colourful ballet flats or sandals is cute for work or a weekend afternoon. Prints are also great at hiding sweat marks," Rade said.

"It matters what shoes you choose—heat escapes through our heads and our feet, so opt for canvas shoes if you have to wear closed-toe. Otherwise, wear chic sandals as much as possible," Sweterlitsch said.

"Dresses and tops with cutouts are not only fun but they have built-in ventilation," Rade said. 

"Avoid tight jeans! Try lightweight denim in looser shapes like boyfriend or wide-leg to keep cool," Rade said. 

"Sports bras are great for wicking moisture from the skin, and bras can be SO hot and irritating in the summer. Plus a cute, colourful one can be layered under a linen blouse or a chambray shirt," Rade said.

We've talked a lot about the power of adding a third piece to your look, which is why we're particularly enthralled with the long vest. Sleek, professional, and versatile—it's truly a must-have staple. Scroll down for an easy way to wear it, and shop the outfit if you feel so inclined!

The beautiful thing about riding a bicycle is that you can do it anywhere! Whether you’re pedalling beachside in California or adventuring through the woods in upstate New York, a bike is not geographically exclusive. Translation: Today’s story applies to all! Because of this, we’ve rounded up 19 staples that will allow you to be more than prepared for a summer’s worth of stylish cycle excursions!

It’s Tuesday, so you know what that means—it’s time to talk shoes. Today’s topic? Our top picks from Bloomingdale’s amazing friends and family sale. To enable (and honour) our love for footwear, we’ve dedicated a weekly post to highlight and share our must-have picks! Be sure to come back every Tuesday to check out the week’s featured style and shop the shoes sure to keep your wardrobe fresh and covetable. 

Details: 25 per cent off select items

Dates: Now through March 29

Code: FRIENDS 

Scroll down to shop our favourite shoes and make sure to head over to Bloomingdale’s for more incredible deals! 

There's a misconception that sometimes makes the rounds this time of year, one that supposes boots are something you should only wear during the colder months of the year. But it's not true! Boots are great staples year-round—it's all in how you style them.

If this winter would ever end, you'd find that your favourite ankle boots can come in quite handy during the warmer months. From pairing them with cute dresses during the day, to finishing off your going-out looks, the shoe style is actually very versatile.

Keep scrolling to see our visual guide to wearing the staples once it warms up, and to shop some of our favourite boots now!

Keep scrolling to shop some of our favourite ankle boots this spring!

Since it’s the end of summer, we can safely assume the trusty pair of sandals you’ve worn for the past three months are beat. Lucky for you, it’s not too late for a quick shoe update! This Labour Day weekend, slip on one of these stylish new pairs sure to instantly punch up your look.

Scroll through to update your summer sandal collection! 

While it’s up to you to fulfil your personal goals for 2015, leave it up to us to help you reinvent your wardrobe. It’s time to get rid of pieces that have never seen the light of day, and invest in some stylish, versatile, and timeless staples that’ll give you a fresh look for the new year.

Scroll down to see our picks for the new year!

In our book, nothing says "Happy Holidays!" like an insanely ginormous, unbelievably good, straight-up dreamy designer sale. And the Christmas seasons has officially begun folks, because Barneys has declared it so.

Barneys New York is currently hosting a crazy holiday sale that sees pieces from designer labels like Chloé, Givenchy, Phillip Lim, Kenzo, Proenza Schouler, Rag & Bone, and a ton more at crazy discounts. The price cuts go up to 40 pecent off the original tag, and here's the best part: The sale is running now through Christmas Day. That's way longer than any other holiday sale we've heard of, and it also means you can shop for gifts until the last minute.

Keep scrolling to shop our favourite picks from the Barneys New York holiday sale! And be quick about it, because stuff is going to sell out.

The only thing better than a Loeffler Randall Friends & Family Sale? Getting early access with our exclusive discount code! The beloved brand, known for its stylish, well-made footwear and accessories, is doing your fall wardrobe a major favour by granting you first dibs to receive 20 per cent off their wares. Simply use the promo code WWWFRIEND at checkout to get a discount on their must-have boots, bags, and more before everyone else.

Swipe down to get a first look, and don’t forget to use WWWFRIEND to get 20 per cent off at checkout!

Loeffler Randall Franca Cut-Out Bootie

You’ll get plenty of mileage out of these versatile pointed-toe boots.

Embrace your shoe obsession today by shopping our top-notch selection of nude shoes! Check out our picks below.

Loeffler Randall Alix Sandals ($350) in Beach

Belle by Sigerson Morrison Fuller Sandals ($260) in Tan Leather

Vince Claire d’Orsay Pumps ($375) in Cappuccino

Diane Von Furstenberg Padme Sutra Chain Sandals ($298) 

Shoe Cult Perception Heels ($78) in Nude

H&M Strappy Leather Sandals ($70) in Beige

Tibi Bee Heels ($385) in Sahara

Image via Leandra Medine of Man Repeller 

On Medine: Christopher Kane shirt dress; Club Monaco vest; Levi’s vintage jeans; Spektre Audacia Mirrored Sunglasses ($220); Reece Hudson clutch; Tibi Bee Heels ($385) in Sahara

The perfect office flats? Check! Stylish and comfortable heeled sandals? Check! We have 21 shoes guaranteed to step up your footwear game at the office this summer. 

Image via Style Du Monde 

Acne Tillie High Heel Sandals ($482)

Hurry, buy these before your co-worker does! 

Aldo Rathburn Mules ($90) in Light Grey

Mules make every outfit better. 

Chinese Laundry Easy Does It Flats ($60) in Blush

Embrace your girly side this summer. 

Forever 21 Favourite Chunky Sandals ($33) in Brown

At this price, we want both colours! 

Gucci Nadege Leather Sandals ($795) in Black

Totally worth the investment. 

Jimmy Choo Attila Elaphe Point-Toe Flats ($795) in Yellow

Make your Monday morning a bit brighter with these vibrant flats. 

Loeffler Randall Kyle Flats ($275) in Sand/Black

Polished enough for the office, cool enough for the weekend. 

LOFT Analise Perforated Cross Strap Heels ($85) in Brown

Your wallet will also appreciate these stylish sandals. 

Madewell Thea Sandals ($98) in Rusted Clay

Simple and chic! 

Marc by Marc Jacobs Block Heel Ankle Strap Sandals ($328) in Tan

Neutral with just enough edge.

3.1 Phillip Lim Devon D’Orsay Flats ($375) in Powder

Want to wear these everyday? Go for it! 

Rag & Bone Folsom Sandals ($315) in White

You won’t regret it…

Repetto The Cendrillon Crocheted Lace Ballet Flats ($385)

You fancy, huh! 

Report Signature Sunburst Flats ($60) in Black & White

Sometimes, it’s all about comfort. 

Shoe Cult Nicole Pumps ($78) in Nude

The perfect update to your basic nude heel. 

Steven Sag Harbour Sandals ($129) in Black

Finally, a comfortable heel! 

Tibi Bee Heels ($375) in Mahogany

So sleek! 

Topshop Naked Back Buckle Mid Shoes ($70) in Green

Test out these printed heels! 

Tory Burch Doris High Heel Sandals ($228) in Tan

Perforated sandals—a summertime essential. 

Via Spiga Open Toe Terrilyn Demiwedge Sandals ($195) in Silver

Silver and sophisticated? Yes! 

Zara Leather Sling Back Shoes ($90) in Orange

Wear these beauties to your next meeting. 

Which pair of shoes is your favourite? Sound off in the comments below. 

We can confidently say we spend a substantial amount of our paycheck on clothes, but what exactly should we be spending? To be quite frank, we had no idea, which is why we were excited to research this story. And just in case you’re in the dark about your spending habits as well, we thought we’d bring the matter to light with a super simple equation. Get ready for your reality check…

According to award-winning financial planner, Pete Dunn, you should spend 5% of your monthly budget on clothing. To find the exact dollar amount you should be spending per month, multiply your take-home pay by .05.

?For example, if your monthly take home pay is $3,000, you should spend around $150 per month on clothing. While everyone has a unique financial position and you likely know your own situation best, we find that the 5% guide is helpful for reeling in oh-so-tempting shopping sprees. Read on to see the types of purchases that are appropriate for every income bracket.

You likely don’t have much cash to spare on non-essentials, so focus your spending at more affordable stores that are still high quality, such as Zara, Topshop, and ASOS.

For example: Zara Leather High Heel Geometric Pattern Sandal ($100); Topshop Lazer Cut Satin Skirt ($84); ASOS Dog Collar Bangle Bracelet ($23).

Your disposable income is growing, but your expenses might be too, if, for example, you’ve upgraded your car or apartment. Accordingly, keep your thrifty shopping haunts in regular rotation and choose one clothing item a month on which to spend slightly more.

For example: MICHAEL Michael Kors Graham Cutout Leather Oxford-Style Flats ($150); Warehouse Cutabout Floral Print Swing Dress ($71); Janessa Leone Sara Hat ($170).

You likely are feeling relatively comfortable financially, and have the freedom to purchase a few nicer items for yourself. At this bracket, clothing and accessories from mid-priced boutiques like Shopbop.com are a good fit.

?For example: Rag & Bone Roseburg Velvet Blazer ($550); Loeffler Randall Milla Flats ($325); Tibi Striped Crepe De Chine Camisole ($200).

At this point, you can afford to splurge on a luxury item that you’ll have forever. Consider adding a classic Burberry London trench or similarly timeless items to your closet. Just make sure to limit these clothing purchases, so you don’t exceed 5% of your take-home pay.

For example: Proenza Schouler Extra Small Lunch Bag ($685) in Snakeskin/Leather; Chloe Beckie Pumps ($462); Burberry London Cotton-Twill Trench Coat ($1495).

Another great way to save money? Shop a little smarter. Here's how to never regret a clothing purchase again.

Linda Farrow For The Row Acetate Lennon Sunglasses ($445)

Aubin & Wills coat

H&M sweater

Fearne Cotton for Very.co.uk jeans

Mulberry bag

Hobbs boots

Alternatives:

Theory Gaila Coat ($695)

MiH Jeans The Oversize Merino Wool Dress ($185)

Hudson Newton Patchwork Super Skinny Jeans ($220) in Copenhagen

Loeffler Randall Gaia Platform Booties ($450) in Cheetah Printed Haifcalf

LNA Mosshart Tee Shirt ($88) in Emerald

Won Hundred Brigitte High-Waisted Jeans ($263, 214.303.1261) in Brown Bleach

Topshop Metal and Cord Bracelet ($18, (0044) 1277844476) in Copper/Black 

Tom Binns Medium Crystal Bracelet ($515, 917.475.1412) in Milk and White

nOir Jewellery Shaka Wrap Around Bracelet ($45) in Black White

Loeffler Randall The Lock Clutch ($350) in Cobalt/Mint/Red

Joie Day Dreaming Flats ($185, 646.284.9081) in Mixed Floral

Similar Styles:

J Brand 801 Coated Legging Jeans ($218) in Coated Noise

Topshop Spikes and Bolts Bracelet ($28) in Black

Nasty Gal Moon Stone Bracelet ($14) in White

Joie Day Dreaming Flats ($175) in Dark Blue Denim

1. Kenneth Jay Lane Slim Bracelet Watch ($215)

2. Rifle Paper Co. Rose Blooms Mothers Day Card ($6)

3. Topshop Crop Strappy Cami Top ($30)

4. Bing Bang Crystal Shard Ring ($68) in Silver

5. Loeffler Randall Evie Stacked Heel Sandal ($375)

6. Vivienne Westwood Red Label Silver Jacquard Trousers ($381)

7. Massi Cestino Caramel Tote ($180)

8. Aesop Resurrection Aromatique Hand Balm ($25)

Tibi Basia Lace Top ($385) in White

Gap Luxlight V-Neck Cardigan ($44.95) in Navy

H&M Blouse ($12.95) in White

Joe Fresh Pencil Skirt ($39, 212.764.1730)

Tiffany & Co. Quinn Top Handle Bag ($1,395) in Light Camel/White

Loeffler Randall Stella Bow Flats ($295) in White

Linda Farrow Luxe 84 Optical Glasses ($625) in Nickel & Grey

Oscar de la Renta Floral Arrangement Crystal Earrings ($375, 323.653.0200) in Black Diamond

Similar Styles:

Oscar de la Renta Geometric Crystal Bead Drop Earrings ($295) in Golden Shadow 

Joe Fresh Pencil Skirt ($39)

Theyskens’ Theory Jabir Fabby Blazer in Blue Frost (no longer available)

H&M Conscious Patterned Scarf ($14.95) in Yellow

ATM Anthony Thomas Melillo Short Sleeve Henley Tee Shirt ($80, 323.761.5255) in Black

Kenzo Leopard Jacquard Skinny Pants ($528, 425.455.5800)

Pierre Hardy Watersnake and Gum Calf Heels ($1,150, 646.449.0070) in Quadri Yellow

Loeffler Randall Rider Bag ($495) in Black Lizard 

Lady Grey Arc Cuff ($255) in Gold Plate

Similar Styles:

Theyskens’ Theory Jest Fruma Blazer ($495) in Black

ATM Anthony Thomas Melillo Sweetheart Tee Shirt ($72) in Metal 

Kenzo Leopard Jacquard Skinny Pants ($528) in Pink

B Brian Atwood Braganca Ankle Strap Sandals ($450) in Purple