30 Spring Shopping Finds You Have to See If Your Motto Is "Fewer But Better"
At the start of this year, I made the executive decision to seriously curb my impulsive purchases and actually save up for the worthwhile wardrobe investments that will outlast trends and outsmart seasons. It's definitely easier said than done, but this year, I'm setting out to make my closet stronger and last much longer.
I know I'm not the only one feeling this way, either. We're reaching a point in fashion where many of us are experiencing trend fatigue, and while I personally don't foresee trends ever ceasing to exist, I think the answer to this exhaustion is twofold: narrowing in on a personal style that isn't so easily swayed by fleeting trends and being a pickier shopper—a much pickier shopper. For me, that means I'm focused on building a wardrobe that's timeless and trend agnostic and, most importantly, feels like me.
When it comes to shopping, I'm navigating things with a "fewer but better" mindset, and now that spring's new arrivals are finally hitting the market, I figured I'd share what I'm currently eyeing in case you, too, want to shop like me. With that, here are the 30 best investment buys I'm prioritizing for spring 2023. They're cool, they're classic, and they're designed to last.
The shoes that have occupied 90% of my thoughts for the past two months.
My hunt for the perfect slightly oversize camel-colored trench has only just begun, yet a clear favorite has already emerged.
Inspired by an archival style from 1955, Gucci's Horsebit style is reminiscent of the neat, elegant lines of the era.
This Zara dress became a best seller minutes after it dropped. And considering the site is home to plenty of bolder, trendier pieces, the fact that this simple midi resonated with so many shoppers is telling.
By now, chances are you're shopping for a denim maxi skirt (as we all are). I like this tailored dark-wash style that looks quite elevated.
Turtlenecks might not be on your warm-weather shopping list, but this sleeveless '90s knit is putting up a strong argument that they should be.
These are an investment for a pair of sunglasses, to be sure, but they're your ticket to achieving Khaite's certifiable cool-girl aura.
Tube dresses are a major trend this season and it's a style I won't be getting tired of anytime soon.
From the wash to the just-relaxed-enough fit, these are everything I want in a pair of jeans.
Pixie Market just dropped a white version of its viral bustier top just in time for spring.
I'm a big fan of Jenny Bird's cool and long-lasting jewelry. These oblong drop earrings have become my staples recently.
Do your closet a favor and get yourself a little '90s-like slip dress.
I loathe shopping for wedding guest dresses that are likely to only be worn once, but this pretty long-sleeve number actually has serious closet-staple potential.
It seems waistcoats are sticking around this year, and I'm not mad about it.
Tory Burch is all anyone in our fashion office can talk about right now—starting with these flats in spring's It color, chili-pepper red.
If quiet-luxury bags are your thing, you're going to want to get in on emerging label Mas, founded by Hermès and The Row alum Mary Philippe. This elevated everyday tote is just oozing with a nonchalant feel.
Five years later, these are still the holy-grail jeans I'll never get rid of.
When I tell you I gasped… Here's proof that not everything in a forever wardrobe has to be plain or ultra-simple. I love the idea of wearing this gauzy top with everything from silk skirts to baggy denim.
Moto boots may be trending right now, but the quality and craftsmanship you get from a brand like Frye will last much longer.
Well-made basics, like this layering top, truly are the backbone of a strong wardrobe.
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Anna is an NYC-based senior fashion editor who has been a member of theBest Knockoff Luxury Clothing team for over seven years, having begun her career in L.A. at brands like Michael Kors and A.L.C. As an editor, she has earned a reputation for her coverage of breaking trends, emerging brands, luxury shopping curations, fashion features, and more. Anna has penned a numberBest Knockoff Luxury Clothing cover interviews, including Megan Fox, Julia Garner, and Lilly Collins. She also leads the site’s emerging travel vertical that highlights all things travel and lifestyle through a fashion-person lens.
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