As editors, we're always eager to give a good shopping recommendation, and this time is no different. In this episode of the things Who What Wear editors are loving, the topic is designer investments. With fashion's spring collections finally hitting stores, it can feel a bit overwhelming with so many new styles competing for the spotlight. It's easy to get caught up in the allure of an It-piece making the rounds on social media, but at the end of the day is it really worth the splurge?
Today, we're highlighting the seasonal luxury items our editors would actually shell out big bucks for. The decision to buy something pricey isn't one we take lightly either–there's always a level of practicality that goes into whether we think a designer piece is truly worth it or not. And considering that we're all privy to the latest designer drops and are practically professional shoppers, you can't find a better endorsement. Ahead, you'll find the 18 investment items that truly matter this season.
"The amount of times I've almost hit "checkout" with this top in my cart is alarming. My closet could always use a pretty white top and this shows just the right amount of midriff. I can already see it becoming my go-to with denim shorts in the summer (or with relaxed trousers this spring)."–Anna"To me, these are the perfect mules, no question about it. The low heel and square toe feel very now but it's the charming buckles that really do it for me.""This seems to be the next iteration of Loewe's top-handle basket tote, and it's even chicer. It's the perfect summer bag if you ask me."–Allyson"The Row shoes are consistently worth the splurge, and these always sold-out flip-flops are currently all over my Instagram feed. I'm convinced.""Ever since I spotted Prada's slingbacks on the runway, they've been sitting at the top of my wish list. Now, I just need to figure out which color to add to my cart."–Kristen"Yep, another shoe I can't stop thinking about. With a sculptural heel, quilted toe, and cool nylon finish, I can envision so many outfits with these sandals from The Attico. Plus, they're just the right height to ease my way back into wearing taller heels.""Wandler calls this color cactus, and it is sublime. It's like a glow-in-the-dark star in the daytime. I love the size of this bag, I love the chain, and that unusual, yet weirdly wearable color."–Kat"The practicality of a clog makes me so happy. These are the sleekest ones I've seen. These also come in a delicious caramel color.""I personally love investing in great quality leather bags that will last a lifetime. I'm obsessed with the brown and tan color combo of this beautiful new Strathberry bag. Plus, the 2D shape is very on-trend but still has plenty of longevity."–Erin"I always feel good about a smart jewelry investment because I can wear it and admire it every single day—it will definitely not be collecting dust. Plus, jewelry is a lot easier to keep in good condition compared to something like shoes. Right now, I'm eager to invest in this timelessly chic Cartier Juste un Clou bracelet.""I'll admit I always have a running list of bags I'm eyeing, but this beaded Staud Bag has been living in my mind rent-free. I love that it not only combines some of the biggest color trends of the season, but it looks like a wearable piece of art. It's safe to say I already put my pre-order in for it."–Jasmine"Ok, so I may be slightly "influenced" by practically every cool girl on Instagram carrying this bag, but there's no doubt the Prada Cleo is timeless, chic, and will never go out of style. An investment worth the splurge!""I'm not going to lie, I love Fisherman sandals and this chic white pair from Staud is winning me over right now. I could see myself wearing them for years to come.""A beautiful sundress goes such a long way during the hot months. You can wear it for backyard get-togethers, dressed-down weddings, and everything in between. Ulla Johnson's dresses are so immaculate with pretty intricate details."–Indya"Pleats Please is such a classic. This fun top is so versatile, and the best part is you don't have to worry about steaming or ironing."
No comments:
Post a Comment