Denim? Sweatshirt? Yes--and it's as comfortable as it sounds. Plus, impossibly chic. Wear it with...

1. Whistles denim sweatshirt,
2. Bing Bang skull studs,
3. Paul's Boutique bag,
4. Isabel Marant sandals,
5. Rag & Bone leather skirt,

It's a funny coincidence that this collar necklace came across my radar screen today, because I was planning to hit The Vintage Expo in Santa Monica this weekend, with statement jewelry on my wishlist. Still, you can expect to see me there mining the racks for more past-decade deliciousness--and eventually wearing this beaded extravagance with everything from an elegant strapless dress to a navy crewneck sweater to...

This bold (Chanel-y) statement of a cardigan would go just as well with an everyday t-shirt and a pair of boyfriend jeans as it would with something entirely unexpected, like this...

Everything about this See By Chloe blouse--the light chambray denim, the cascading ruffles, the sleeveless-ness--embodies Spring 2013.* Even so, I'd make a good argument for wearing it this very minute with...

This just in from the pre-school birthday party circuit: a friend of mine--who happens to be six-feet-tall, blonde, and a former model--wearing these sweatpants-inspired pants. Don't let the concept or the venue throw you--these pants were not of the throw-in-the-towel, motherhood-has-defeated-me-and-I-only-wear-sweatpants variety. They were chic. Grey, lounge-y, with elasticated cuffs at the ankles, and luxe-looking, the pants looked amazing with heels and an oversize blue blazer. So, of course, I set about scouting a few options for myself, and I found this sleek pair by as well as the silk drawstring trousers, above, from French Connection, which have a subtle sporty vibe, but are definitely party-worthy--even if I'm not six-feet-tall, blonde and/or a former model.

Ever since I came across this of Vogue's Meredith Melling Burke wearing faded wide-leg jeans, I've been on the hunt for the perfect pair. Eureka! And they are on sale for $82!

You can go big with spring's (ubiquitous) black and white stripe trend with the likes of , and --or buy in with this easy blouse and be done.

My twin sister popped into Rag & Bone in West Hollywood yesterday to pick up a wide-brimmed winter hat like . ("Because all the girls in New York are wearing them," she explained.) But she quickly got sidetracked by the label's amazing sale and ultimately ended up leaving the store with more than just the hat. Among her finds was this t-shirt--perfectly cut with flattering cuffed sleeves. She loved it so much she wore it out of the store and her new outfit looked a bit like this...

Believe it or not, high on my list of things I'd like for Christmas is a simple white t-shirt. Except it's not all that simple: it has to fit perfectly, have a flattering neckline, look slightly distressed, feel comfortable, not be overly sheer or too thick and heavy--and go with everything I own. In other words, it is the type of thing my hubby could never pick out for me, unless I find it first and then publish it on LE CATCH of course. That being said, do any of you have a favorite? I'm studying these guys from , , and . If and when I find the perfect match, I will let you know, and of course buy multiples of it (and one in gray, too)!

Loose and relaxed, these trousers are as comfy as sweatpants, but the bold and so-right-now tribal print gives them a polished, wear-everywhere edge. I like them styled just the way I found them on Nasty Gal, cardigan unbuttoned...