My Friends Want to Buy 5 New Items for Cooler Weather—I Sent Them This List
If you’re the fashion person in your friend group, then you’re probably used to the seasonal influx of retail-related questions. Since the weather has been turning a bit cooler, my friends have once again started asking me for shopping recommendations. As a fashion editor and chronically online window shopper, I’m pretty well-versed in the latest happenings as far as fashion retail is concerned, so I had no problem sharing some new arrivals for cooler weather.
I’m all about spreading the love, so I’ve detailed many of my top shopping picks for the fall and winter below. From festive pieces to warm and cozy knits and outerwear, there’s so much to explore. Now you too can give your wardrobe a seasonal refresh. Keep scrolling to uncover my top recommendations.
Pointed toes + metallic leather + slingback style = the perfect holiday shoes.
The leather and faux fur compliment each other well.
A pop of red seems seasonally appropriate if you ask me.
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No Offense to Sneakers, But These Boots Are a Far Chicer Match for Leggings
The elegant choice.
By Eliza Huber
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Scandi Girls are All About These 6 Minimalist Coat Trends This Winter
Even in sub-zero temps.
By Ana Escalante
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24 Incredibly Chic On-Sale Sweaters and Jeans to Mix and Match From J.Crew, Madewell, and Abercrombie
Bring on the cool winter outfits.
By Jennifer Camp Forbes
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I Live in Brooklyn and Am Sure This Is the Only Coat Trend New Yorkers Will Wear Until Spring
I see it everywhere I go.
By Natalie Cantell
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Sorry, Barrel Jeans—I Am Forever Loyal to This Classic, Effortless Denim Style
Five chic winter outfit ideas right this way.
By Jennifer Camp Forbes
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3 Cheap(ish) Elevated Finds That Will Make Your Closet Look More Expensive
Under $150 and super chic.
By Jennifer Camp Forbes
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I Shopped Revolve for 3 Hours—These Are the 36 Chicest Items I Found
Key 2025 buys.
By Caitlin Burnett
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I Just Scanned All the New Arrivals From Zara, Shopbop, and Ref—These Are the 30 I'd Buy
Very 2025.
By Caitlin Burnett