11 Vogue Editors Reveal the Classic Pieces They’re Holding Onto in 2016: If It Ain’t Broke, Don’t Fix It! Inline
Photo: (Clockwise from top left) Courtesy of net-a-porter.com; Courtesy of choosingkeeping.com; Courtesy of Barneys; Courtesy of net-a-porter.com; Courtesy of net-a-porter.com; Courtesy of theline.com; Courtesy of therow.com; Courtesy of askcashmere.com1/11Sally Singer, Vogue Creative Digital Director
“I am ridiculously predictable: Ridgewood jeans from The Row, black snub-toed Repettos, and blue oxford shirts in boys size 16 from Du Pareil au Même in Paris. And my Balenciaga peacoat from the Nicolas years. I also have a camel cashmere sweater from ESK that is ‘fully fashioned’ and a big white cashmere one from Céline that I rotate between. There’s a Céline trenchcoat from Phoebe’s first collection that comes out way too often. What’s always on my shopping list? Fogal tights; Wolford Stay Ups; Vilshenko blouses; small leather goods from Choosing Keeping; and any long, white, vaguely empire dress that could have once been owned by a waitress serving steamed veggies and carrot dressing at the Source circa 1970.”
Choosing Keeping red leather coin purse, $94, choosingkeeping.com; Fogal 20 Denier sheer pantyhose, $49, barneys.com; The Row Ridgewood pants, price upon request, therow.com; Vilshenko Becca embroidered cotton and cashmere-blend blouse, $665, net-a-porter.com; Repetto Cendrillon shoes, $295, theline.com; Zimmermann Alchemy crochet-paneled line-blend dress, $635, net-a-porter.com; ESK Mya crewneck sweater, $281, eskcashmere.com
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“Thom Brownecardigans, oxford shirts, and cropped wide-leg trousers: They never fail to save me when I can’t figure out what to wear. I also take my leisure suits very seriously! I just got these Helmut Lang men’s combat boots today, and I will wear them now with my cropped Dickies, which I have in every color, along with a chunky sweater like this amazing Rag Bone x Coogi! Once it warms up, I’ll wear them with a slinky slip dress with my favorite Alpha jackets.”
Thom Browne cashmere cardigan, $1,103, mytheresa.com; Alpha Industries MA-1 Blood Chit jacket, $145, alphaindustries.com; Rag Bone RB x Coogi crewneck pullover sweater, price upon request, for information: rag-bone.com; Dickies Original 874 work pants, $24, dickies.com; Helmut Lang combat boots, $278, helmutlang.com
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“Beyond the basics of good, straight blue jeans from Re/Done or an A-line miniskirt and a slim cashmere sweater from either Bella Freud or Courrèges, a really bold, sort-of-romantic coat never loses interest for me. Big fur cuffs and collar, an exaggerated hood, embroidery, sweeping hem, big shaggy silhouette, that type of thing. I find them very hard to resist!”
Re/Done straight skinny jeans, $250, shopredone.com; Bella Freud Cortina contrast-stripes cashmere sweater, $636, matchesfashion.com; Courrèges suede wrap miniskirt, $1,635, luisaviaroma.com; Alexander McQueen fur-trimmed coat, $1,862, mytheresa.com
Photo: (Clockwise from left) Courtesy of net-a-porter.com; Courtesy of annelisemichelson.com; Courtesy of pologeorgis.com; Courtesy of antonioli.eu; Courtesy of shopredone.com; Courtesy of YSL; Courtesy of Gucci; Courtesy of jungmaven.com4/11Emma Morrison, Vogue Market Editor
“Honestly, I really only shop for new versions of an old formula. For my top half: a bomber for warmer days. I always buy a new nylon from Alpha, but this year matured with a black leather from Unravel. I love a fox fur for the current temperatures and am particularly loyal to Pologeorgis. Vintage white tees (they shred to destruction within a few months). On the bottom: It’s vintage Levi’s with a very high waist that are slightly cropped. Wide-leg cropped trousers for work that—do note—are definitely different from a culotte. For shoes, it’s Chelsea boots, mules, and anything that looks like a classic lace-up Van. I’ll also put my money on that I’ll be buying some new earrings from Céline or Annelise Michelson to make the rest of the same feel a little bit different.”
Jungmaven basic hemp tee in washed white, $35, jungmaven.com; Re/Done high-rise ankle crop jeans, $264, shopredone.com; Ben Taverniti Unravel Project leather jacket, $3,204, antonioli.eu; Saint Laurent Skate lace-up sneakers in palm printed canvas, $495, ysl.com; Annelise Michelson wire single earring, from $218, annelisemichelson.com; Pologeorgis The Lola silver fox chubby, $3,995, pologeorgis.com; 3.1 Phillip Lim cropped cotton-blend wide-leg pants, $395, net-a-porter.com; Gucci leather crossover sandals, $595, gucci.com
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“With her classic, preppy ’70s vibe, the Chloé girl is my perennial muse! Her long blonde hair, military-inspired coats, and pretty, romantic underpinnings are the epitome of daytime chic to me. I find myself wearing this combination with a little boot and day bag year after year. My morning equation is simple knowing my collection of feminine dresses and polished jackets are already hanging in my closet . . . but there’s always room for one more!”
Chloé silk dress, $3,895, mytheresa.com; Chloé 2-in-1 lace dress, $1,183, farfetch.com; Chloé ruffled silk-chiffon minidress, $3,995, net-a-porter.com
