I'm a Former Nordstrom Buyer—These New Items Help Me Stay On-Trend
Susie Wright knows what's up in the style department. After all, she currently works as a stylist and is behind So Susie. She also spent years as a Nordstrom buyer. So it's safe to say that she takes pride in keeping up with the latest trends. On that note, we tapped Wright to share the pieces she's recently added to her wardrobe to keep her looks on-trend and modern. It's essentially these pieces that take her current ensembles to the next level.
Below, you'll uncover the pieces that are front-runners for Wright now. As you'll notice, everything coming your way is highly versatile and really could work for a range of styles. There's everything from a trending hue to the shoe style that Wright swears by. Keep scrolling for more, including styling inspiration, further intel from Wright, and a range of shopping recommendations.
Wider-Leg Denim Silhouettes
"Wider-leg denim, flare-leg styles, or baby-boot styles are everything at the moment. They're all I want to wear right now! Flattering, easy, and stylish, these new denim silhouettes help me stay on-trend."
Striped Knits
"Stripes are classic, but this year, a slightly oversize striped sweater (thanks to the Totême Instagram favorite) is the item that's giving new life to all our outfits. These sweaters look great with denim, dressier pants, and skirts. Add any shoe and you'll look stylish and on-trend."
Chocolate-Brown Items
"I love adding a trending color into my rotation, and brown is a color that we can't ever seem to get enough of. It's sophisticated and always elegant and pairs beautifully with both neutrals and brighter colors. Talk about versatile!"
Relaxed Trousers
"The popularity of relaxed, flowing trousers continues! While black is a good solid basic, look for lighter neutral colors for something a little different. The contrast with darker tops and sweaters is elegant and clean."
Embellished Shoes
"This appears to be a favorite trend right now: embellished party shoes. You might be surprised at how versatile they are … any time of year. Try a pair with an oversize white shirt and your favorite pair of jeans. So chic."
Printed Scarves
"Printed winter scarves are a favorite accessory. Even the most basic outfit will benefit from a little pattern—it just switches things up a bit. Look for luxurious silk scarves. They are so effortless and add a Parisian flair to your look."
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Bobby Schuessler is a fashion editor with over a decade of editorial experience covering shopping, style, and beauty. He's spent 10 years at Who What Wear, currently leading the market team to deliver highly covetable and convertible content. He creates data-driven shopping guides featuring top retailers like Nordstrom, Shopbop, and Net-a-Porter and is at the forefront of Who What Wear's shopping tentpole strategies, including Amazon Prime Day. He also works on branded content initiatives and appears on camera in video and shopping livestream franchises.
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