This silky, beautifully dyed number from Plastic Island is perfect for winter cocktailing.

How beautiful is this Steven Alan hooded cape? It's perfect for pumpkin picking, leaf crunching, and cider sipping this Fall.

Love the geometric patchwork of greys in Joie's batwing cardigan.

Loving the Fenton/Fallon x J.Crew jewelry collaboration. I'd love to have this Carrington crystal chain necklace dripping from my neck.

Kelly Bergin is quickly becoming one of my favorite designers, The LA-based talent's gorgeous Spring/Summer collecton is full of light, breezy looks infused with just the right amount of sex appeal.

Love the pretty pleats and single blue stripe on this silk number from Brooklyn-based label Edelweiss.

Love, love, love Karl Lagerfeld's cheeky, co-branded Eres/Chanel web campaign! Lensed by Kaiser Karl himself, flirty damsels decked out in Chanel reveal their underthings (pieces from the Eres swim collection) when you click on strategic body parts.

I cannot wait until the day I can fling myself wholeheartedly into the arms of summer and cavort about town, bare-armed, in silky, knee-grazing number like this two-layer Eskell Dress.

When it comes to summer accessories, you can't get any more glam than these 70's Balenciaga sunnies with red and gold accents. They're also available as eyeglasses.

It's so rare that I happen upon something as elegant and beautifully crafted as this little piece of perfection from Joie. Light as a silken breeze, it makes me ache for summer.

Karen Walker's Number One sunglasses are the perfect vintage-meets-modern accessory for all your summer outfits. The combination of milky vintage brown plastic frames and grey-green lenses strikes just the right note.

These gorgeous wedges from Vanessa Bruno in yellow stonewashed canvas and lacy crochet epitomize summer.

I love Common Projects' take on the desert boot. Part boot, part sneaker, they make for a great casual look.

Love the shot of bright green running through these off-white ("eggnog") Tretorn sneaks.

Warby Parker is a new-ish eyewear label that makes stylish, high quality frames somehow affordable for the masses. For every purchase, they also donate a pair to someone in need. This style is called the Fillmore.

I heart Doo-ri Chung's RTW label and I'm just as smitten with her diffusion line, under.ligne, which features the same deft draping and unique details. Love the cutout back on the Harness Tank.

I am officiellement obsessed with the Eres S/S 2010 swim collection. Once again, the lovely Lara Stone models the looks. This Catalina triangle top and Amalia side tie bottom are part of the Gaucho theme.

I want to live in this chunky, oversized black-and-white cardi all winter. It features enormous sleeves, pockets, and a hood for added coziness.

I love slouchy, striped sweaters lately, and this one is just perfect. I love the pale rose ground as an alternative to traditional black and white. by Just FM

I can't get over the beautiful, briiliant colors on this Eskell tank. It would look perfect tucked into a slim black skirt or swinging under a blazer.

A sweater skirt sounds so enticing, especially when done up in an eye-catching array of arrows and diamonds. By Mara Hoffman.

London Fog's cement grey patent rain boots are the chicest I've ever seen. Perhaps its because they resemble Loeffler Randall's gorgeous Matilde style?

Tom Ford even manages to make soap on a rope stylish. This cleansing bar for men makes a great bathroom accessory, and smells just like the fragrance.

I'm trying to resist the urge to splurge on the Maasai dress from Vena Cava's Resort 2010 collection. I love the African-inspired print partnered with a ladylike silhouette.

This flecked tweed men's cardigan just oozes cozy sophistication.

Spiewak's Carson Field Jacket is amazingly warm without being bulky, and I love the goes-with-everything grey-olive color.

I'm loving furry earmuffs this winter. J.Crew's Toscana shearling style might be my favorite.

Here's a gorgeous asymmetrical take on the trench from Preen's diffusion line, Preen Line.

The sharp shoulders and clean lines on this Whyszeck trench are more Inspector Clouseau than Jef Costello, less thug than private eye.

I love the combination of leather and lace on these beautiful driving gloves by 3.1 Phillip Lim. They manage to look both vintage and modern at the same time.

I love the tough-meets-luxe look of this jacquard biker jacket from Topshop. It has an almost leatherlike sheen to it.

Shoulder cutouts add intrigue to this simple, swingy LBD from 80's Purple's in-house line, Purple Label.

My new favorite plaid shirt, from Parisian label April77. Why is it that the French do American classics better than Americans?

Heart this cream collar. Large, irregularly shaped stones add interest to a décolletage.

Camilla and Marc's tulle Iris skirt reminds me of a tutu, re-imagined for grown-ups. It's perfect for a holiday party.

Thanks to The Cut, I've got a huge crush on Micaela Greg, an SF-based label that creates awe-inspiring knitwear, such as this origami-inspired skirt.

Sigerson Morrison's eel wedges are oh so slick -- a great take on the t-strap.

This look from Twelfth Street by Cynthia Vincent works for Fall or Spring. Pair with black tights for a holiday party, and go barelegged with sandals when the thaw comes around.

Love this plaid. The Duke Jacket by Sally Tseng features leather buttons, pockets galore, and a removable belt.

This black lace umbrella by Fulton is like lingerie for a rainy day.

Topshop's satin Waterfall jacket gives a classic blazer an unexpected twist, with an asymmetrical front and back.

Jenna Leigh makes the prettiest underthings, applying vintage details to modern silhouettes. I'm loving her midnight blue/black lace Malawi collection.

April77's Def Tank Jacket features a streamlined silhouette with a hood lined in faux-shearling to keep you cozy, and olive is a nice alternative to winter's ubiquitous black, grey, and camel.

This cozy WeSC sweater coat has such a lovely pattern. It would look great layered over a soft burnout tank, navy leggings, and boots.