I've Worked at Who What Wear for 10 Years—This Is What I'd Buy Now
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The knit bralette and cardigan combo has to be one of my favorite looks. It's equal parts sexy and sweet, and with this set on sale, you can get both pieces at a really convincing price. I wear mine constantly because it's that soft. Also, I have a smaller bust, but our fit model Stephanie is a c-cup and the bralette provided decent support for her.
I'm always amazed at how much mileage I get out of this striped shirt. There's something about the green color that feels just a bit interesting. The Wyatt style I'm wearing tends to sell out, so I'd pick it up while it's still in stock.
This sweater has nothing but 5-star reviews. One customer said, "The quality of the sweater is so well done. I’ve had so many compliments!! Love the structure of it, and it’s so cozy and cute."
This style is constantly selling out, so I was happy to nab myself a pair. These feel like the sneakers you wear to feel put together (but still wear sneakers).
This affordable tank is super stretchy, so it forms to the body nicely, and thick enough that I don't feel like it will get stretched out. I like that it's not cropped like a lot of my tanks, so I can tuck it into a skirt or pants for a more polished look.
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@katcollings
I feel like every influencer has a button-down shirt in a tan or khaki color right now. I call it the Frankie Shop effect.
The quality of this knit is off the charts honestly. I love the two-tone look where when it’s stretched, you see the under color of the rib. I love the blueberry color best, but the green kiwi color is fun too. Why not get a fruit salad started?
This bra is WFH-level comfy, which is truly hard to find. After I snapped a pic in it, I wanted to keep it on—strange given I've gone mostly braless for the past two years of my life! I normally wear a 32B bra, and the size small fits perfectly. I like that it has the traditional bra hooks for an adjustable fit but has the comfort of a sports bra. I hope they keep making more styles. Plus they're 2 for $40 right now.
Well this is cute and affordable. You know what to do.
I saw this necklace on my friend recently, and my jaw dropped when she told me the price. I thought it would cost four times as much!
Our herringbone ribbed top is *chefs kiss.* It's sexy, yet somehow work appropriate. I captured the quality in this pic.
Word around the office is that these pants are the crowning achievement of Who What Wear Collection. We initially tried some samples with a vegan leather that didn’t compare to the real thing, and we held out for this super premium faux leather that I swear feels exactly like the brands charging seven times as much. The fit is pretty premium too. Flattering, yet relaxed. They’re on of our best sellers for a reason.
I would place a large bet that polo sweaters are one of those trends that last for several years. This one is flawless, and happens to be made of organic cotton.
I don't see myself parting with this scarf...ever? I cannot picture an age where I wouldn't see it as elevated and timeless. I wear it on my head, around my neck, and sometimes even as a cute little scarf top on vacation.
Don't forget the matching knit pants and oversized cardi.
Yuni Buffa is a newer brand, but definitely one to watch. The designer lists Alexander Wang, Loeffler Randall, and Rag & Bone on her design resume, and this shoe brand is her eponymous debut. Her shoes are made in a family-run atelier in Italy, and honestly the quality is clear the second you lay your eyes on them. They’re also the most comfortable ballet flats I’ve ever worn. It’s actually kind of confusing how they’re just operating on a different level of comfort. The construction was truly considered.
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@katcollingsAnother shot of them just because.
Alright ya’ll, please meet my everyday necklace by Loren Stewart. If you’re at a place where you can afford it, a fine gold chain necklace will serve you so well. If you wear yours every day like I do, it’s the best cost per wear of anything in your closet. It’s also so nice to know that it won’t get tarnished after a few years, and like many of the items on this list, I can wear it for life.
I’ve had my eye on this Ciao Lucia get-up for months. It’s finally on sale, and for occasion-wear like this I generally like to see if I can get somewhat of a discount since I won’t be wearing it as much. How chic of a wedding guest would you be in separates (here's the matching skirt)? All those corona-pushed weddings are going to catch up to us at some point. Pounce before I do!
Next up check out the chic basics our editor is swearing allegiance to this year.