Since lace will be huge (again!) this spring, a dramatic, balloon-sleeve blouse is only fitting!

1. Stylekeepers lace blouse,
2. J.Crew sunglasses,
3. Sarah Chloe ring set,
4. Rebecca Minkoff pouch,
5. Yves Saint Laurent Nail Lacquer in 141 Day Bloomer,
6. Isabel Marant sandals,
7. MiH cargo pants,

Something just made my spring shopping significantly easier: the J.Crew Style Guide, because a substantial portion of what I want to wear next season (and later) is contained inside! For starters, the cooly re-invented , above, that are inspired by the cultish ). I love the featured with them too! My other favorites also happen to be fresh takes on wardrobe classics, including these , this off-duty , these statement-making (last pic), this (below), this cotton linen (as sexy over a bikini as with a pair of jeans), these attention-getting chandelier and this grey . You can check it all out for yourself .

Here's a strikingly cool top for the 80-degree days ahead!

This jean jacket has all the makings of a springtime staple: a sophisticated A-line silhouette in a wear-with-everything indigo shade. You can also buy it .

I spotted Gwyneth Paltrow the other night at a friend's holiday trunk show wearing the cutest, chicest pajama-inspired pants. They were black, cropped, and perfectly louche--and most suitable for the occasion as the vibe was relaxed and intimate. These pants, I discovered, are by . Of course! And they go with a matching silk-trimmed , creating what could be the coolest suit (pictured above) I've seen in a while. While I'd love to splurge on the whole shebang, I'm thinking something derivative will do, like this pajama-inspired that will make me feel both cool and comfy.

This cape-like bell-sleeved blouse is all the holiday drama I need!

In my book, stripes and sequins make everything better, including this sweater, suitable for swanky dinner parties and the like.

My twin sister and I met at Topshop in New York yesterday afternoon and found each other wearing matching outfits. Therefore, it's no surprise that we both bought the same new shoulder-baring crop top, above, concurring that this beaut will suit dinners out in Manhattan, LA and everywhere in between.

A basic, everyday sweater that is far from basic looking is a true find in my book!

The other day I spotted what could possibly be the coolest t-shirt ever: it tied in the front and had a long dramatic sash. Turns out the t-shirt was actually a dress by , which a woman had stylishly tied around her abdomen, transforming it into a dramatic top. Then along came this fantastic discovery: a Topshop tee that ties cutely/discreetly in the back.