New Arrivals

Snake is to 2025 what leopard-print was to 2024. From roomy tote bags at Khaite and patterned sneakers from Dries Van Noten to now a peep-toe mule from Mango, expect to see more python-printed styles emerge this spring. Styling-wise, tone down the punchy pattern with something classic, such as this khaki trench coat from Jean Paul Gaultier.

Sportswear is no longer reserved for just the track and field. Thanks to luxe labels like Prada and Dries Van Noten, activewear-inspired pieces got the runway seal of approval, proving they deserve prime placement in your transitional wardrobes.

Spring is upon us, and this week’s new arrivals reflect the warmth associated with the season. Get ahead of the seasonal shift with Tory Burch’s matching skirt set in a vibrant lemon sorbet color. Style it with a roomy denim jacket and sneakers for a chic weekend look—or pack it in your carry-on for a mid-winter escape.

The boho revival that began last season is sticking around for spring. Lean into the easy, breezy aesthetic with Zara’s printed paisley dress and David Yurman’s cool cord bracelet. Finish off the look with a roomy suede jacket and pair of Penny Lane-approved knee-high boots.

This spring, fashion’s still looking back with all eyes on preppy polo sweaters and retro pairs of sneakers. Try these from Bally and Miu Miu for a look that’s equal parts smart and stylish.

Spring’s RSVPs are on their way–think garden parties, bridal and baby showers, chic cocktail hours, springtime weddings, and more—and you’re going to need something that matches such a sweet setting. Look to Veronica Beard’s bell-sleeve floral-printed dress and a bright white heeled sandals from Proenza Schouler for a one-and-done outfit.

The modern ladylike influence on our wardrobes is still very much a thing, but for 2025, the silhouettes most associated with the trend are getting a slightly cooler twist. Think suede jackets from Blazé Milano with relaxed, oversized fits to pointed-toe, T-strap pumps from Khaite that feature flattering ties around the ankle. Style yours with a minimalist maxiskirt to really lean into the downtown feel.

Prada lovers rejoice! The spring collection that featured an assortment of archive-inspired and reissued accessories has begun to hit stores. Including this gem: a navy midiskirt with white leather fringe. Pair it with a pointy pump from the collection or with Toteme’s signature thong kitten heel in this season’s exclusive color.

For spring breakers and beyond, the latest seasonal 2025 deliveries will have your warm weather wardrobe sorted. Proenza Schouler’s stripe fringed maxi dress is just the ticket for beachside jaunts and winter escapes and will shine for all of your city dressing needs come June. Meanwhile, Lutz Morris’s raffia tote puts a sophisticated spin on the classic summer carryall.

Khaite’s latest python heels exude executive chicness while simultaneously keeping the fashion stamp of approval. Python print is trending after all! Complete the look with a polished lady jacket from Mango’s assortment of new arrivals.

Leave it to none other than Miu Miu and Alaïa to deliver the season’s most-coveted accessories. Love the east-west shape of Le Teckel? The newest style, Curve, has a similar look with a more relaxed shape. Meanwhile, Miu Miu’s colorful sneakers that debuted on the SS25 runways have landed in stores at last.

While leather and suede continue to dominate the street style scene, you can’t forget about two quintessential spring textures: denim and canvas. This season, Madewell gives a more feminine interpretation on the classic jean jacket with a dark wash and a cocoon shape. In the handbag department, Saint Laurent’s iconic Le 5 a 7 bag comes in an undeniably cool canvas.

One of the coolest styling elements from the Spring collections was The Row’s lessons in layering. The key piece? The lace trim skirt. Use this chocolate brown midi as the foundation of all of your spring looks, from the transitional period straight through summer. It looks just as good with a sweater and a trench as it does with a tank. Another great touch? Khaite’s newest clutch, the Audrey, seen on the label’s spring 2025 runways in New York.

When it comes to footwear, a cowboy boot has always been a street style favorite. This spring, considering a touch of western flair to your looks, either with denim or a great dress. Speaking of dresses, Acne Studios’s pre-styled shirtdress is packed with personality but remains ultra wearable all the same. Consider it the perfect addition to any daytime wardrobe.

It’s not just Pantone crowning “mocha mousse” as the 2025 color of the year. Designers, such as The Row and Miu Miu to Loewe, have put the earthtone center stage across their spring collections–and we can only imagine their fall ones, too. Try out the cozy, yet still super chic colorway by way of Chloé’s leather-trimmed checked coat and a pair of suede loafers from Saint Laurent.

Your winter wardrobe could always benefit from more color. Turn to Suzie Kondi’s cashmere crewneck and a pair of siren-red sneakers from Nike to brighten up bleak February days

Not only are these slightly shimmering staples from Diotima and Neous chic for right now, but they will surely shine bright in your late spring, early summer wardrobe. All you need is a festive heeled sandal and you’ve got an elegant evening ensemble sorted.

Two spring trends we can’t wait to try on for ourselves this season have to be wispy pastels and graphic zebra print—as seen here with this powder pink polo sweater from Arch4 and J.Crew’s calf hair mini. Wear the duo together or as stylish separates.

There’s no time like the present to start transitioning the contents of your closet into one more fitting for weather that tiptoes between warm one day and cool the next. Look to Gucci’s leather bomber jacket in a vegetal green, or Le Monde Beryl’s suede loafers, for versatile additions that work both now and then.

Just two days ago in Paris, Simon Porte Jacquemus showed his spring 2025 collection in Parisian architect, Auguste Perret’s apartment. A handful of pieces from the collection hit stores and the brand’s e-comm shortly afterwards, including Look 1, a perfect, swishy chalk white spring dress.

Spring trends are arriving early. Bottega Veneta’s pre- and main spring collections claim checks and ginghams as a forever print. In bold yellow, let this sleeveless midi bring a dose of sunshine to winter looks now, and throughout the upcoming season.

You can always count on athletic heritage brands for an original version of a trending sportswear-inspired item. Case in point: the colorblocked zip up jackets seen on runways for spring 2025 like Miu Miu and Gucci. Nike’s chevron stripe jacket will certainly do the trick. Meanwhile, Balenciaga’s latest Bel Air tote now comes in a miniature size.

Ladylike pieces continue to command our carts, most notably, scoop-neck jackets. Get the look with A.L.C.’s fitted tweed blazer—a perfect textural pairing for Cecilie Bahnsen’s embellished organza midi, when you’re not styling it with a chunky knit.

From shrunken blazers to slimmer trousers, there’s new silhouettes to consider when shopping for tailored pieces this season. The Garment’s little denim jacket is a refreshing take on the blazer, and bonus, you probably don’t own one like this just yet. Meanwhile, Loulou de Saison’s contrast waistband trousers offer those beloved pleats without a wide leg.

From boat shoes to Mac trenches, this season’s staples are an ode to the outdoors. Nordstrom gives a playful update to Sperry’s classic Top Sider, with bead charms strung throughout.

A styling trick we’re loving from the spring collections is a piece of utilitarian outerwear with a delicately embellished dress or skirt. Here, two wonderful options from the high street: a car coat from Cos and a silver sequin midi from J.Crew.

For spring break or long weekend jaunts, consider the latest from Christopher Esber and Valentino. A brightly-colored knit polo will elevate both your everyday and vacation wardrobe, while a pair of printed muslin pants is just right for those wish list destinations.

This season’s hottest accessory add-on? A gold chain. Turn to Loulou de Saison’s barely-there, strappy sandals for a dainty accent or Metier’s classic black crossbody to add an element of elegance to your everyday wardrobe.

Spring’s sweetest shade is undoubtedly a wispy pale pink. The fresh new hue could be spotted across several of the season’s must-shop collections, from Chanel to Khaite. Here, a pair of mesh ballet flats from Dear Frances or a printed Dries Van Noten skirt are the ultimate new neutrals–and not to mention will complement any kind of wardrobe, both minimalist and maximalist.

Turn up the sartorial dial on your wardrobe essentials, starting with this pair of two-toned sneakers from Proenza Schouler and Miu Miu’s baby tee in collaboration with Petit Bateau. Both complete any winter-in-the-city look to perfection–just add a fabulous faux fur coat and pair of blue jeans.

As our next-season shopping list begins to take shape, there are already two front runners we’re calling from now: Polo Ralph Lauren’s cable-knit cardigan in a vibrant green and The Row’s sumptuous suede India bag. Stay tuned for what we’re adding next

Ladylike dressing is sticking around for yet another season–it’s just getting sleeker and dare we say, more modern? Take Sacai’s denim jacket, for example. While featuring the classic collarless, cropped silhouette made a signature of the trend, it’s denim tweed fabric offers a cooler and a more downtown finish to the lady jackets of yore. Then, there’s Victoria Beckham’s gathered leather midi dress–the perfect combination of edgy and elegant the modern woman of 2025 strives for.

Let’s be honest, we all want to dress in a way that perfectly combines casual and chic. To craft the ultimate off-duty outfit, start with a sumptuous winter jacket that can transition from day to night, then add on a cozy pant that makes for elegant errand running. Pair the two together with a penny loafer and minimalist handbag and you’ll have a polished yet relaxed formula that deserves to be repeated.

Statement prints continue to dominate the scene for 2025–and in case you were wondering, yes, leopard is still very much a thing. Look to Rixo’s jacket to add a festive touch to your transitional wardrobe this season. Should you want to take a step further, style it with Dries Van Noten’s floral-print midiskirt. The result is a print clash that’s never been chicer–or looked more fun!

From flowing maxi skirts to shackets, spring staples are starting to arrive. The latest outerwear from Mango effortlessly combines prepster sailor style with a classic Lady jacket, and Isabel Marant’s bone-colored chiffon skirt taps just the right amount of sweet bohemian spirit. Worn together or apart, you’ll want to add these styles to your cart.

It’s almost time for the trench coat—The Row gives us a perfectly contemporary take with a cape-like fit and asymmetric buttoning. For height that will balance out the volume, opt for a block heel ballerina in a bold hue.

The spring/summer runways were heavy with buttercream yellows—embrace the look with a prim cardigan from Dôen. For a fashion point of view that maintains an edge, style it with a sheer skirt, like this one from Maria McManus.