Love this spring-ready take on the--at a quarter of the price.

1. H&M silk blouse,

2. Frame jeans,

3. Boden jacket,

4. Elleme woven bag,

5. Miu Miu mocassins,

Everyone's asking me if they're by Celine and I'm not saying no.

I rang in the new year in bed, with my right ankle massively swollen from a tennis injury, reading Puck's Line Sheet, the fashion-oriented, insider info-steeped newsletter, written by former Business of Fashion journalist (and my former co-worker at Lucky Magazine) Lauren Sherman. It comes out twice a week, and each dispatch makes me 10x more knowledgeable. Her last one touched on everything from Unilever's acquisition of , a three year-old line of science-based, superhero hair products (which prompted me try the that reverses damage in 4 minutes!) to 's founder Emily Oberg (and her $30M a year in sales). While most of her writing is objective reporting, she did reveal her bias for jeans, explaining that they're designed by denim expert Benjamin Talley Smith who also designs/consults for , Ulla Johnson, and , and feature zero branding and flattering fits. (P.S. They're also under $200.) Sold on her rec, I snapped up the , below, and then further pursued the (new) denim beat and bought these on-sale jeans, the slim-fitting, below, and the pleated, gold-buttoned , last pic. New year, new jeans!

A Chanel dupe durable enough for everyday errands--in style.

How to finesse the current hoodie/blazer combo with zero bulkiness and spot-on proportions.

Strong vintage vibes but also up-to-the-minute modern like this...

This faux fur dark espresso bomber looks and feels gorgeously luxe IRL.

The stylish equivalent of a warm bear hug!

The mesh shoe marches on.

Out-to-dinner plans made easy.