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Fit and Flare Leather Biker Jacket from Alexander McQueen, Walker Faux Leather Pant in Black from Alice + Olivia & Caty Ankle Boot in Black Suede from Matisse - all items not available

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Dr. Constance "Connor" Hayes (She/Her) is a microbiologist in medical research in her late 50s- early 60s when everything first goes down. Because of this she helps work on a version of the "cure" and since they dont have any test subjects she gets it tested on herself. Sadly soon after they loose the lab to the outbreak. So she starts traveling around, trying to find somewhere safe. She ends up becoming a worker at the Sanctuary, mostly working in the gardens and keeping to herself. She goes by Connor and she can't let people know who she is. Especially here. Its when Eugene is sent to the Sanctuary she packs her things, ready to leave any moment. She can tell she shouldn't stay much longer. She finally leaves when Sasha breaks in. From there she focuses on her medical research, trying to stuff herself with as many homemade diy cures as she can. Using herself as her test subject. She knows she's too much of a coward to find out if any of them work. She doesn't want to know and deep inside she knows it wont matter. She could still be torn apart by walkers or killed by another person. But now it feels more sunk cost fallacy to her. So at the "end" point of her story its her being closed off and only moving when she needs to find a place that has at least a little power or gas to fill a generator. She's cold hearted and apathetic, fine with killing but when it comes to her medical research she is self sacrificing and wouldn't want to get anyone hurt from it. (by the time of the dead city time line she is old and still very much kicking) she has long grey hair which she keeps up in a messy bun and has big glasses which cover grey eyes, she kinda dresses like Milo from Atlantis with a tank top and pants tucked into boots. She uses a rifle and hatchet.

Fiona Gurro (She/They) is a teen from a private school where she was class president as well as president to the av club. she hid her bitterness and anger behind false smiles and the apocalypse really let her personality shine. She has become a radio host in the end of the world, mostly talking about whatever and playing music. She keeps track of the days and every so often during the day she will announce the date. She personally doesn't care but she knows other people do and the more people care about her radio station the more sway she has. The more likely people are to believe anything she says, if you cross her you will end up hunted. but she doesn't leave her station much, she only goes out for water and food. food is harder to find and she isnt a great hunter so her office is piled high with books on foraging. she also had to learn to take care of her solar panels, winters are hard for her as she has to keep them clear. She has no fighting experience but is quick and cautious. (blonde buzzed hair and covered in freckles with blue eyes)

Pomline Jones (She/Her) is an ex-catholic from an family who beliefs are more cult-like then actually religious. She is in her late twenties and was married to a abusive man about 15 years older than her. She didn't make these choices her family did, while she still has some religious beliefs they aren't so strict and cruel anymore. She kinda faux punk, half shaven head and all leather and always has a pickaxe on her belt. She's a loner and an angry violent one at that. All her bottled up emotions have made her volatile. She wont hesitate to threaten and kill. Like she did to her perfectly clean catholic husband. A big thing for her is making food taste good so she always has spices in her bag, people leave them behind so she finds that they are easy to get her hands on. (black hair with sharp green eyes and too much eye makeup)

Charlie "Creep" Andrews (He/It) is what some people call a stalker, he is always watching and quick on his feet. He can scale buildings swiftly and its all for his own gain. That gain is making people uncomfortable. He didn't choose to be called Creep it was just a nickname people called him because he wears a respirator and goggles with a hoodie and just watches. he is always just around every corner. waiting. for what, just for fun. If you ask him what he did before the apocalypse he will shrug and give a different vauge answer each time. But be careful because he is surprising quick in melee combat, he isn't strong but quite dexterous. He can put a screwdrivee through your eye the moment you glance away and he uses distractions as a boon while around others. (brown mousy hair with brown eyes, just some short guy who bites)

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Brochu Walker Early Spring + The Best President's Day Sales

Hi Everyone! I’ve just gotten back from a quick trip to Richmond to visit my daughter and little granddaughter Stella! She’s growing so quickly and seems to change by the minute! She’s smiling and laughing and really getting quite a little personality! I got to keep her for a while yesterday while mom and dad went out and ran errands and it was the sweetest time! I feel so blessed to have 4 beautiful grandchildren!

On the way to Richmond, I met my friend Lisa Richey for lunch at an amazing restaurant in Raleigh called Bida Manda. Bida Manda is a Laotian restaurant and very delicious! I’ve never really eaten Laotian food but can’t wait to explore and learn more about this cuisine and culture. I highly recommend this restaurant if you’re in the Raleigh area! I’ll definitely be back as soon as possible!

These pictures were taken at the Proximity Hotel in Greensboro, NC…it’s one of my favorite hotels and they also have a fabulous restaurant called Print Works. The Proximity was named after the the Proximity Mill which was a cotton and sawmill in the 1800s. The restaurant was named after the Printworks Mill. These names are nods to Greensboro’s rich textile history. It’s such a pretty hotel and the food is delicious so we decided to take some pictures and then eat lunch after!

I’m wearing a gorgeous cashmere sweater and trousers from Brochu Walker. I started working with Brochu Walker last year around this time and they have truly become one of my favorite brands! The clothes are timeless, well made and elegant and pieces that I reach for again and again!

Brochu Walker makes the most luxurious cashmere and I’ll be wearing this sweater nonstop until the weather gets too warm. The camel is such a great color and it also comes in a beautiful ivory color…it’s so elegant! The pants are a linen/cotton blend and so versatile! I have the same style in a brown faux leather and I’ve worn them often! I’m such a denim girl and these pants have a denim look but a trouser style which I love! I added my favorite Veronica Beard booties (I’ll wear slingbacks when the weather gets warmer), my Louis Vuitton tote and a chunky gold chain (similar here).

Baldy and I are off to Florida on Tuesday and I’m very ready for some sunny skies and warm temperatures!

President’s Day Sales

I’m not sure what it is with President’s Day and mattresses, but there are so many great mattress sales going on now…so if you’re in the market, this is definitely time to purchase! Keep scrolling because I’ve included a boutique of some of my favorite pieces from a few of the sales!

Fashion & Beauty

Abercrombie - 25% Off All Jeans

Adidas - Savings of Up to 65% off with Code FEBRUARY

Nordstrom - Winter Sale Up to 50% Off

Stila Cometics - LIMITED TIME ONLY - Buy 3 or more Steals and enter code SAVEMORE for an EXTRA 10% OFF

Saylor Clothing - During the Friends & Family Sale, enjoy an extra 20% off sitewide with code FF24 from February 16 through February 19

ThirdLove - Take 25% off undergarments with code LONGWEEKEND between February 15 and February 19.

Natori - During the President’s Day Weekend Sale, take an extra 40% off the sale section with code PRESIDENT between February 16 and February 21.

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1stDibs: Up to 30% off Sitewide

Annie Selke: Extra 20% off Select Sale Items

Beautyrest Mattresses: Up to $1,100 Select Mattresses

Boll & Branch - 20% Off Sitewide

Brentwood Home - 10% Off Sitewide

Brooklinen - 20% Off Sitewide

Buffy - Up to 30% Off

Caraway - Free Cutting Board with Purchase of $825 or More

Casper - Up to 30% Off Sitewide

Castlery - Up to $450 Off Sitewide

Courant - 20% off Sitewide

Coyuchi Bedding & Bath - Up to 40% Off Select Bedding

Cozy Earth - 20 - 25% Off Sitewide

Crate & Barrel - Up to 60% off Clearance

Ettitude Bedding - Buy One Get One 50% Off Duvet Covers and Inserts

Lulu and Georgia Furniture - Up to 25% Off Sitewide

Made In Cookware - Up to 25% Off Sitewide

Mitzi Lighting - 20% Off Sitewide

Nectar Sleep - Up to 40% Off Sitewide

Our Place - Up to 25% Off Sitewide

Parachute Home - 20% Off Sitewide

Purple Bedding - Up to $800 Off Mattress Sets

Samsung - Up to 30% Off Frame Smart TV

Saatva Mattresses - Up to $600 Off Mattresses

Serta - Up to $1100 Off Mattresses and Adjustable Bases

Stearns & Foster - Up to $600 Off Select Mattresses

Target - Up to $150 Off Select Apple Products

Tempur-Pedic - Up to $500 Off Mattresses and Sets

Tuft & Needle Sleep - 20% Off Mattress

Urban Outfitters - Up to 50% Off Sale Items

Wayfair - Up to 70% Off Sitewide

West Elm - Up to 60% Off Sale Items

Williams Sonoma - Up to 50% Off Sale Items

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There’s only one problem as the growing clothing rental market inches toward offering men’s wear: Guys may not buy in.

By Jessica Testa and Jonah Engel Bromwich

Jan. 8, 2020

A little more than a decade ago, a pair of Harvard Business School students founded Rent the Runway, a platform for renting special-occasion evening wear that has since expanded to all kinds of wear: leopard-print blazers, bright red ski pants, Swarovski crystal necklaces and leather fanny packs.

By the spring of 2019, the company was valued at $1 billion and had spawned multiple competitors.

But Rent the Runway has never carried men's wear. Despite the popularity of renting, there are no companies of its size that offer men’s apparel. Because aside from prom or wedding tuxedos, men do not rent — for now, at least.

Why don’t men rent? Are they fearful that borrowed clothing carries the unsanitary residue of other men? Do they dread the logistical planning required to return a pair of cuff links? Or is it just that their renting options are so few and little known that they didn’t know they could?

The New York Times asked a dozen stylish men across the United States (and one abroad) about their attitude toward renting clothes. Nearly all were dubious, and not because of hygiene or laziness.

Through their explanations, they provided a window into how fashion-aware men think about clothes in 2020. Their stated values — individuality, ownership and longevity — were at odds with the ever-rotating closet pushed by the rental market.

Still, leaders and new players in that market are plotting expansions into men’s wear, each on slightly different paths. Whether men know it — or want it — the race to make them rent is about to begin.

The Post-‘Metrosexual’ Moment

Sometime around 2007, it became easier for men to talk about their appreciation for clothing, according to Volker Ketteniss, the director of men’s wear at the trend forecasting firm WGSN. Marketers began pushing a more “technical approach” to shopping for men, he said, placing the idea of heritage brands and craftsmanship front and center.

“This became a guy’s way of being into fashion,” Mr. Ketteniss said. “The same way you could be into cars, stereos and other gadgets.” (Before that time, men who liked clothes were more often called “metrosexuals.”)

Their interest often starts with flashy accessories, like sneakers and watches. That’s how it worked for Ty King, a shoe enthusiast in Nashville.

“Especially early on, with shoes, you didn’t want the shoe that other people were wearing,” said Mr. King, a 43-year-old music and sportswear writer known online as John Gotty.

In mid-December, when Nike released the new Air Jordan 11, Mr. King decided to skip the drop. Too many people were lining up for the $220 red-and-black retro sneakers.

“Even if I did buy them, I’m probably not going to wear them for a year or two,” he said. By then, he expects everyone else will have moved on.

Mr. King’s individualist attitude extends to renting clothes, which he said he would never do. Through years of digging and researching, he has developed his own “strong sense of style.”

“I truly know what I feel works best for me,” he said.

Mr. King fears that renting will lead to herd mentality, and he’s not alone.

“How much of truly being stylish or expressing oneself with clothing is going to be left?” said George Lewis Jr., the 36-year-old Angeleno who makes music as Twin Shadow.

Mr. Lewis said he was familiar with the concept of renting clothes, and he knows women who rent clothes, but that he  personally thinks the concept is strange.

Mr. Ketteniss of WGSN has a theory about men’s skepticism toward renting: Women are accustomed to the idea because they have been swapping clothes with their friends since they were teenagers.

This pastime never really caught on with men. And the women’s wear market has always grown at a faster pace than men’s wear. Why would the renting phenomenon be any different?

Pride in Ownership

On Instagram, under the handle ThePacMan82, Phil Cohen has amassed 770,000 followers, with posts that show a neat collection of clothing and accessories, styled as if for an advertisement.

Though Mr. Cohen appears on lists of prominent fashion influencers, he prefers to leave himself out of the pictures. The spotlight belongs to the clothes themselves.

In an interview Mr. Cohen, 37, expressed pride in his clothing and the work it took to obtain it. He said that renting a nice pair of boots or a hard-to-find jacket may thwart the proper way of things, which for him is a four-step process: Man wants garment. Man saves up for garment. Man purchases garment. Man wears garment.

“I like the idea that you save up and buy something that then becomes part of your life, part of your wardrobe,” he said. “I think that there’s a genuine sort of appreciation for the product when you’ve put yourself into it.”

Several men agreed. A few said that being outed as a rental customer may be embarrassing. It would be as if they were pretending to have more money than they did.

Jason Ryan Lee, a 38-year-old editor at the black celebrity gossip website Bossip, said renting feels almost like cheating.

“I would hate to walk out in a rental and get all kinds of compliments and in my mind be like, ‘This is cool, but this isn’t mine,’” he said. “‘Now I feel like an impostor of some kind. I’m not as cool as people think I am. This $2,000 jacket, I just rented for $35.’”

Through clothing, people project their wealth, status and work ethic. For men, being caught in clothes they don’t own could threaten those projections, and their masculinity.

Mary Blair-Loy, a sociology professor at the University of California, San Diego and the founding director of the Center for Research on Gender in the Professions, said that men often still see themselves as breadwinners. Owning their belongings helps support that image.

“Ownership is a sign and a signal of wealth and status and success in a precarious capitalist competitive world,” she said.

A Double Standard

There is also less pressure on men to own extensive wardrobes. At work, they are less likely to be scrutinized for wearing the same outfit every day. And they take pride in wearing their clothes for a long time.

Dylan Walker, a 20-year-old welding student who lives in Georgia, said that he owns about 10 pairs of cowboy boots and would never think about renting an additional pair.

“Boots last for a really long time,” he said. “One pair of boots for six years. When I buy clothes, I’m buying them for the long haul.”

Stanton Coville, a 29-year-old software developer in Ohio, said that he takes a utilitarian approach to his clothing, to the point that he calculates the cost-per-wear of individual pieces. After wearing a $300 pair of Japanese jeans for four years, its cost was justified, he said. His wife makes fun of him, but he has had to get the jeans repaired only once.

Gert Jonkers, the 53-year-old editor in chief of Fantastic Man and a publisher of The Gentlewoman, spoke of the double standard women face when they repeat outfits. For women, it’s thought to be a faux pas. For men, it’s unremarkable.

Women also have a harder time getting away with informality, he said; they are more liable to be judged for ignoring fashion trends.

“Last night I was wearing a Missoni jumper I’ve had for 10 years, and people were saying ‘Oh, wow, I love that jumper,’” Mr. Jonkers said. “Nobody notices that it’s from fall or winter 2008. It just really doesn’t matter.”

Pride in ownership and longevity combine to create sentimental value. Mr. Lewis said that he appreciated the way personal possessions become “weathered by the energy of your household, or physically weathered by you wearing it.”

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Of the white jeans he was wearing during an interview for this article, he said: “I love them and hate them, because two days after wearing them I have to wash them to make them fit the right way, and every time I wash them they get a little bit worse, and my mom overbleached them so they’re looking slightly pink now.”

“But it’s important to me because these have a story to them,” he added.

Thinking About Men

Major rental companies nevertheless look at men as an untapped market, even if they’re not quite sure how to go about tapping it.

Nuuly, a Rent the Runway competitor founded in 2019, is “actively looking” at expanding into men’s apparel, said Sky Pollard, the head of product.

Owned by URBN, the parent company of Urban Outfitters and Anthropologie, Nuuly is “talking to customers and trying to figure out a program that would work for them,” Ms. Pollard said. “We really see no reason to believe that they wouldn’t respond to it and love it as much as our women customers.”

Rent the Runway said it has also been thinking about men for a long time, albeit less urgently. The company believes men want variety in their closet, but it is still determining the best way to introduce men’s wear.

For example, should it advertise to men directly or target existing female members who buy clothes for the men in their lives?

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Either way, Rent the Runway could give style-conscious men what it has already given to women: the ability to cycle through trendy clothes at a reasonable cost (its cheapest plan is four pieces for $89 per month), without resorting to lower-quality, questionably sourced fast fashion destined for a landfill.

Unlike other men interviewed, Khalid El Khatib, 34, was enthusiastic about the idea of renting. Ever since Mr. El Khatib, a marketing and communications professional in New York, learned about Rent the Runway from his two sisters, he has wished he had access to something like it.

A few years ago, when he went to Cuba on vacation, he brought a brand-new Reiss floral button-down shirt.

“I never wore it again,” he said. “I bought it for Cuba, I wore it in Cuba, and then I retired it.” He appreciates fashion, but he isn’t attached to owning pieces no one else owns, or owning them for a long time.

In November, a New York start-up began experimenting with renting men’s wear to a list of 50 family members and friends. The company, Seasons, was founded by Regy Perlera and Luc Succés, who were also behind an app that allowed users to text each other Drake lyrics.

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In an interview, Mr. Perlera said that “men are very ownership oriented.” But, he said, “the concept of ownership is changing drastically and very quickly. We used to think that we needed cars, and now we have Lyft and Uber and Car2Go. We used to need homes, and now we have Airbnb.”

Mr. Perlera hopes to make fashion more available to people for whom the cost has traditionally been prohibitive. The Seasons website says it has inventory from Yeezy, Off-White and Gucci.

But at the moment, it plans for its cheapest subscription package to be $155 per month, which lets the renter get three pieces.

Mr. Perlera said he has been studying Rent the Runway’s successes and missteps. When asked if he was concerned that these lessons may not apply to men, he said that the Seasons inventory is actually not particularly gendered, despite the language on its website: “A members only rental subscription service for menswear & streetwear.”

“It’s really a category of fashion that really doesn’t have gender boundaries,” he said.

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Best of Black Friday Sale: Outfits and Discount Codes

Happy holidays everyone and happy sales hunting!  There are so many great sales on classic and timeless items!

Below are some of my favorite fall and winter outfits, and the best part, most of the items are on sale!  Let’s kick it off with this peacoat!  I come back to it every season and it’s one of my best purchases of last year.  Below are more outfits (listed with sales and discount codes) and almost every piece is on sale.  Enjoy and happy hunting!

Outfit 1  –  Thread & Supply beige peacoat (classic and on sale, under $40) | ASOS red sweater dress (on sale with code ‘Epic25) | Steve Madden red boots (also available in black and on sale, under $80) | Trouve plaid scarf (cozy and warm, under $40)

Outfit 2  –  Thread & Supply pink peacoat (feminine and sweet, on sale under $40) | Joe’s black jeans (highly rated and on sale, under $100) | Charles David boots (versatile and on sale, under $90)

Outfit 3  –  Thread & Supply beige peacoat (classic and on sale, under $40) | Spanx faux leather leggings (versatile and highly rated, on sale under $80) | H&M faux fur vest (on sale with code ‘3238’) | Karen Walker sunglasses (on sale with code ‘More18’)

Outfit 4  –  ASTR the Label off shoulder sweater (on sale with code ‘More18’) | Isabel Marant Étoile ruffle skirt (on sale, under $175) | Charles David boots (on sale under $70) | Senreve bag (free clutch with purchase)

Outfit 5  –  Marissa Webb double-breasted coat (on sale with code ‘More18’) | Marissa Webb asymmetrical ruffle vest (on sale with code ‘HolidayTreats’) | H&M turtleneck (on sale with code ‘3238’) | Topshop cropped jeans (on sale, under $55)

Outfit 6  –  LoveShackFancy sweater (on sale with code ‘More18’) | LoveShackFancy skirt (on sale with code ‘More18’) | Stuart Weitzman boots (on sale, 50% off) | Ray-Ban sunglasses (classic and on sale)

Outfit 7  –  Topshop coat (on sale in navy color) | Tibi pleated dress (on sale, 40% off) | Express red belt (50% off) | Charles David red suede pumps (so pretty and on sale, under $90)

Outfit 8  –  Topman plaid blazer (on sale, 50% off) | Topman plaid pants (on sale, 50% off) | Express mens dress shoes (on sale, 50% off) | Astr the Label polka dot dress (on sale, under $95) | Stuart Weitzman red sandals (on sale, 50% off)

Outfit 9  –  Topshop red blazer (on sale, under $50) | See By Chloe yellow dress (on sale, 40% off) | Aldo yellow pumps (on sale, under $45) | M2Malletier bag (on sale, 40% off)

I hope you enjoy this roundup!  Please stay warm, and as always, thank you so much for reading!

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Macy’s is a destination for pretty much everything — from home goods and kitchen appliances to designer apparel and high-end beauty products. And thanks to its huge Cyber Monday sale, over 100,000 items are seriously discounted at the retailer from now until December 2.

On top of the already reduced prices, you’ll also receive an extra 20 percent off select items and free shipping on orders over $25 with the promo code CYBER. Plus, you can expect even more daily deals to come up throughout Macy’s Cyber Week event.

Shop covetable home items like a KitchenAid stand mixer for just $199.99 or this Serta queen mattress for 64 percent off. So many fashion finds are available, too, like this faux fur puffer coat from Michael Kors for 60 percent off and this trendy pair of Steve Madden snakeskin booties for under $100 (there are plenty of shoes included in the sale, making it the perfect time to stock up on winter boots).

Makeup and skincare products are also part of the savings. Shop popular products like this Philosophy exfoliating face wash that’s half off right now, or this eye makeup bundle from NYX for just $15.

With discounts this steep, there’s no telling how long the sale items will stay in stock — so head to Macy’s to shop the best Cyber Monday deals before they’re gone. 

Best Home Deals

Royal Luxe White Goose Feather & Down 240-Thread Count Twin Comforter, $49.99 (orig. $120); macys.com Serta Special Edition II 11.5” Plush Queen Mattress, $299 (orig. $839); macys.com Homedics AP-15 True HEPA Air Purifier, $99.99 (orig. $169.99); macys.com Ladlow 90” Fabric Sofa, $399 (orig. $899), macys.com BlanQuil 15 Pound Weighted Blanket, $84.99 (orig. $340); macys.com Hotel Collection 680 Thread Count 100% Supima Cotton Queen Flat Sheet, $75.99 (orig. $170); macys.com National Tree Company Pre-Lit 7 Ft. Mixed Pine Tree, $89.99 (orig. $350); macys.com Lauren Ralph Lauren Sanders Antimicrobial Cotton Solid Bath Towel, $11.99 (orig. $32); macys.com

Best Kitchen Deals

KitchenAid 4.5 Qt. Classic Plus Stand Mixer, $199.99 (orig. $324.99); macys.com Instant Pot Duo80 8 Qt. 7-in-1 Programmable Pressure Cooker, $69.99 (orig. $124.99); macys.com J.A. Henckels International Solution 12-Pc. Cutlery Set, $69.99 (orig. $220.99); macys.com Nespresso Deluxe Coffee & Espresso Maker, $99.99 (orig. $312.99); macys.com Ninja BL770 Blender & Food Processor Mega Kitchen System, $129.99 (orig. $249.99); macys.com Instant Pot Instant Vortex Plus 10-Quart 7-in-1 Air Fryer Oven, $69.99 (orig. $149.99); macys.com Elite Platinum Cordless 1.7L Glass Kettle, $19.99 (orig. $42); macys.com Corningware 4-Pc. Bakeware Set, $54.99 (orig. $99); macys.com Farberware Neat Nest Space Saving Aluminum Nonstick 10-Pc. Cookware Set, $69.99 (orig. $199.99); macys.com

Best Fashion Deals

Tommy Hilfiger Hooded Faur-Fur Teddy Jacket, $79.80 (orig. $199.50); macys.com DKNY Five Pocket Coated Jean, $53.40 (orig. $89); macys.com Charter Club Crew-Neck Cashmere Sweater, $49.99 (orig. $139); macys.com Lauren Ralph Lauren Plaid Suit Pants, $75 (orig. $125); macys.com Michael Kors Faux-Fur-Trim Hooded Down Puffer Coat, $134.99 (orig. $340); macys.com Columbia Women’s Benton Springs Fleece Jacket, $29.99 (orig. $60); macys.com Kenneth Cole Asymmetrical Bouclé Walker Coat, $109.99 (orig. $275); macys.com

Best Shoe Deals

Steve Madden Women’s Alyse Booties, $99 (orig. $132); macys.com UGG Women’s Mini Bailey Fluff Buckle Boots, $120 (orig. $160); macys.com DKNY Crosbi Booties, $96.75 (orig. $129); macys.com Nike Women’s Explore Strada Running Sneakers, $33.75 (orig. $65); macys.com Timberland Women’s Brookton Lace-Up Leather Boots, $82.50 (orig. $110); macys.com Tommy Hilfiger Women’s Imina Riding Boots, $96.75 (orig. $129); macys.com Calvin Klein Women’s Gella Dress Pumps, $81.75 (orig. $109); macys.com Sperry Women’s Saltwater Duck Booties, $90 (orig. $120); macys.com

Best Beauty Deals

Philosophy Microdelivery Exfoliating Facial Wash, $14 (orig. $28); macys.com Lancôme La Base Pro Perfecting Make-Up Primer, $25.20 (orig. $42); macys.com Clinique 5-Pc. Cleansing Set, $25 (orig. $39.50); macys.com Foreo Luna 2 for Combination Skin, $118.30 (orig. $169); macys.com Estée Lauder Limited Edition 3-Pc. Smooth + Glow Set, $25 (orig. $35); macys.com Anastasia Beverly Hills Sun Dipped Glow Kit, $24 (orig. $40); macys.com Mario Badescu Vitamin C Serum, $33.75 (orig. $45); macys.com NYX Professional Makeup Bigger Brighter Eye Bundle, $15 (orig. $30); macys.com

More Cyber Monday News

Tons of Celebrity-Loved Designer Denim Brands Are Under $100 on Amazon Right Now Apple’s Newest iPad Is Already Cheaper Than It Was on Black Friday 9 Amazon Fashion Finds You Won’t Believe Are All Under $25 Amazon Just Dropped Its Cyber Monday Deals Early — Including Bose Headphones, Apple Watches and Dyson Vacuums This Is Not a Drill — The Instant Pot Is Only $49 on Walmart Right Now

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Revealed: Meghans maternity wardrobe cost over £500k

29 August: Watching Hamilton in London

While it may have been very early on in her pregnancy, with Meghan’s due date approaching it seems clear she was likely pregnant while watching Hamilton in London in late August 2018. She wore a £310 Judith & Charles tuxedo dress, teamed with £560 Paul Andrew shoes and £225 Shaun Leane earrings 

Digital dress by Judith & Charles £310

Paul Andrew ‘Pump It’ shoes £561

Shaun Leane Vermeil Talon earrings £225 

OUTFIT TOTAL: £1,096 

4 September: Attended the annual WellChild Awards at The Royal Lancaster Hotel     

Meghan pinned her hair back and wore all black including a Acacia One-Button Blazer costing £1200 and Altuzarra’s High-Waisted Boot-Cut Wool Pants, £598, for the WellChild awards

Acacia One-Button Blazer £1200

Altuzarra’s High-Waisted Boot-Cut Wool Pants £598

Deitas Coco camisole £277

Stella McCartney Shaggy Deer Faux Leather Crossbody Bag £660

Aquazzura ‘Simply Irresistible’ shoes in black £482  

OUTFIT TOTAL:  £3,217 

6 September: Attended the ‘100 Days to Peace’ Gala

Pregnancy rumours boomed when Meghan wore this ruffled front £1,277 Jason Wu dress for an event in September, with many suggesting the detailing could be hiding a baby bump 

Jason Wu dress £1,277

Aquazzura ‘Portrait of a Lady’ pumps in blue £640

Bespoke Dior clutch £1,369

Birks Snowflake Snowstorm Diamond Earrings £6,780 

OUTFIT TOTAL:  £10,066 

 20 September: Cookbook launch

Meghan, pictured with her mother Doria Ragland and Prince Harry, opted for a bold blue coat and £297 Sarah Flint Jay 100 pumps for the official launch of Together: Our Community Cookbook at Kensington Palace

Smythe Peaked Lapel Wool Blend Coat £900

Tuxe Bodywear Renegade Bodysuit £226

Misha Nonoo skirt £188 

Catbird stackable rings £33

Sarah Flint Jay 100 pumps  £297 

OUTFIT TOTAL: £1,644

24 September: Coach Core Awards in Loughborough 

This Oscar de la Renta blouse (£1,725) also pointed royal fans toward the assumption that Meghan could well be pregnant when she attended the Coach Core Awards at Loughborough University in September 2018 

Oscar de la Renta blouse £1,725 

Altuzarra High-Waisted Boot-Cut Wool Pants (previously worn) 

Pascale Monvoisin Cauri N°2 9-karat rose gold, onyx and diamond necklace £358

Shoes £483

OUTFIT TOTAL: £2926 

25 September: Opening of Oceania exhibition at the Royal Academy of Arts

For a visit to the Royal Academy, the Duchess wore a Givenchy midi dress and carried a matching clutch by the brand, teamed with Aquazzura Deneuve Pumps and Birks Snowflake Snowstorm Diamond Earrings – with her total outfit cost totting up to more than £4,800

Givenchy Black Velvet-Appliquéd Midi Dress with pleated sheer sleeves £2,810

Givenchy Clutch £1,499

Aquazzura Deneuve Pumps £565

Birks Snowflake Snowstorm Diamond Earrings (previously worn) 

OUTFIT TOTAL: £4,874 

 3 October: First official visit to Sussex 

For her first official visit to Sussex, the Duchess looked smart in a leather pencil skirt from Hugo Boss, teamed with a silk shirt from & Other Stories. The total cost of her outfit came to more than £4,000

Emporio Armani Cashmere Double Cloth Coat with Classic Lapels £1,280

Straight Fit Silk Shirt from & Other Stories £75

Hugo Boss leather pencil skirt with panelled structure £448 

Gabriela Hearst Demi Satin Tote £1,503

Adina Reyter Pavé Teardrop Necklace £315 

Missoma Manta Open Heart Signet Ring £85, Catbird rings (previously worn)    

The 18ct Gold Vermeil Double Chain Bracelet, the Gold Leaf bracelet and the Gold Plated Rainbow Moonstone Beaded Leaf Bracelet £219 

Stuart Weitzman pumps £283 

OUTFIT TOTAL:  £4,208 

 12 October: Princess Eugenie and Jack Brooksbank’s Wedding

Meghan attended the second royal wedding of the year wearing a bespoke coat and dress by her favourite brand Givenchy in October 2018. Her outfit cost an estimated £10K

Bespoke coat and dress by Givenchy £2,999

Noel Stewart custom made headpiece £399 

Prada Leather Gloves  £286 

Givenchy GV3 small suede and leather cross-body bag £1,499

Manolo Blahnik BB pumps £710

Pippa Small Rings £1,883 

Pippa Small bracelets  £1,657

18-karat gold Herkimer diamond earrings £495

OUTFIT TOTAL:  £9,928

15 October: Arriving in Sydney for the royal tour 

The Duchess arrived in Sydney wearing a Givency black and maroon wool coat and a comfortable Wolford Portland Turtleneck

Givenchy black and maroon wool coat: Approx £2,000

Karen Walker ‘Temptation’ stud earrings: £172.61  

Sarah Flint Jay pumps: £478 

Jeans £147 

Wolford Portland Turtleneck: £160 

16 October:  Sydney, Taronga Zoo and Sydney Opera House

The Duchess of Sussex opted for a white dress and trench coat, pictured, during her and Harry’s visit to Taronga Zoo in Sydney on the first day of their visit to Australia

Karen Gee ‘Blessed’ dress: £972 

Stuart Weitzman Legend High Heel Pumps: £360 

Martin Grant trench coat: £1,287

Krewe ‘Gravier’ shades: £384.86 

Diana’s butterfly earrings and bangles: N/A 

OUTFIT TOTAL: £3,003.86

 16 October afternoon: Afternoon reception at Admiralty House

For an afternoon reception hosted by the Governor-General and Lady Cosgrove at Admiralty House, Sydney, Meghan opted for a dress and Princess Diana’s earrings

Brandon Maxwell dress: £1,728 

Dior Essence pumps in nude: £490

Princess Diana’s butterfly earrings and gold bracelet: N/A

OUTFIT TOTAL: £2,218

 17 October: Dubbo community BBQ, Victoria Park

Meghan, 37, covered the first hints of her baby bump in an oversized white shirt by Maison Kitsune, teamed with an oversized grey check blazer from her friend Serena William’s fashion range

Outland Denim Harriet jean in Black: £150

Maison Kitsune white button-down collar shirt: £150

J. Crew Sadie ankle boots in suede: £178

Boss oversized blazer by Serena Williams: £109.95

Natalie Marie Precious Initial necklace: £272

Pascale Monvoisin Cauri Nº2 necklace: £357

Earrings:  £372

OUTFIT TOTAL: £1,588

18 October Reception at Government House

Meghan started off the day at Melbourne’s Government House wearing an elegant ‘folded sail’ dress from Australian label Dion Lee. She teamed the navy number with a Martin Grant trench coat, which she later removed (pictured)

Dion Lee Folded Sail dress: £703.23 

Gucci Sylvie chain bag: £1,510

Manolo Blahnik BB navy stilettos: £556  

Shaun Leane gold diamond cuff bangle: £995 

Martin Grant trench coat: As above 

OUTFIT TOTAL: £3,764.23

Melbourne: South Melbourne Beach 

After starting the day in a bussinesslike navy ensemble, Meghan later changed into flats to take a stroll along South Melbourne Beach. The shoes, from eco-friendly label Rothy’s, are made from recycled bottles once destined for landfill and cost £110

Club Monaco dress: £325.26 

Rothy’s pumps: £110

Martin Grant trench coat: As above 

Shaun Leane gold diamond cuff bangle: As above 

Earrings £493

OUTFIT TOTAL: £928

19 October Sydney: Bondi Beach

Despite the damp and dreary conditions, Meghan looked radiant in a khaki maxi-dress from Melbourne-born designer Martin Grant’s 2019 Resort collection – teamed with Castaner espadrilles – as she touched down at Bondi Beach with Prince Harry

Martin Grant pleated stripe long dress: £1,080 

Castaner canvas wedge espadrilles: £80  

Adina Reyter teardrop pendant: £228 

Earrings:  £298 

Rings: £997

OUTFIT TOTAL: £2683

Sydney: Macarthur Girls High School 

The royal couple visited Macarthur Girls High School on the fourth day of their whistle-stop tour of Australia. She wore a blue colour block midi dress from British label Roksanda’s pre-AW18 collection, teamed with her trusty Stuart Weitzman pumps and a white gold bracelet from her favourite jewellery designer, Maison Birks

Roksanda ‘Athena’ dress: £1,850

Stuart Weitzman nude pumps: As above 

Maison Birks 18ct white gold flex wrap bracelet: £2,538

Maison Birks topaz earrings: £498 

OUTFIT TOTAL: £4,886

20 October: Opening the ANZAC War Memorial, Hyde Park

Harry and Meghan were greeted by adoring fans as they opened a new extension of the war memorial at Sydney’s Hyde Park in a surprise appearance. The couple arrived at Hyde Park with NSW Governor David Hurley, a former chief of the defence force

Emilia Wickstead ‘Camilla’ wool crepe dress: Approx £1,595

Philip Treacy OC 471 hat: Approx £780 

Givenchy clutch: (as above) 

Tabitha Simmons ‘Millie’ shoes: £566.09 

Earrings: £373

Rings: £1,895 

Bracelet: £1,243 

OUTFIT TOTAL: £6452 

Invictus Games Driving Challenge

Harry and Meghan traded their formal attire for casual looks as they took a boat across Sydney Harbour to Cockatoo Island for a special Invictus Games car challenge. The Duke and Duchess of Sussex took the private vessel from Admiralty House in Kirribilli where they were staying a guest of Governor General Sir Peter Cosgrove

Altazzura ‘Acacia’ blazer in white: £1,202

Mother ‘Looker’ skinny jeans in black: £159

Tabitha Simmons ‘Millie’ shoes: As above  

Illesteva ‘Palm Beach’ sunglasses: £196

Invictus Games branded black shirt: Approx £21.89

Rings: £1,341

Earrings:  £298

OUTFIT TOTAL: £3217

Invictus Games Opening Ceremony 

In a rare move, Meghan recycled a previously worn item when she joined Harry for the Invictus Games opening ceremony on Saturday night. She dug out a navy Stella McCartney cape dress first wore during the Queen’s birthday celebrations

Stella McCartney cape-back ‘Cady’ sheath dress: £1,526.17

Dior navy satin clutch: Approx £1,412.92

Gillian Anderson x Winser London swing coat: £395 

Stuart Weitzman Legend High Heel Pumps: As above 

Birks cushion cut sapphire and diamond earrings: £12,021.53

Bracelet:  £1954

Rings: £668

OUTFIT TOTAL: £15,355.62

21 October: Lunch reception, The Pavilion Restaurant

Meghan opted for head-to-toe monochrome when she joined Prince Harry for an Invictus Games lunch with the Australian Prime Minister in Sydney. After skipping an earlier engagement due to exhaustion, she arrived by car to join her husband for a lunch hosted by the Australian Prime Minister at the city’s trendy Pavilion Restaurant

L’Agence ‘Brea’ pinstriped linen and cotton-blend blazer: £510  

Aquazzura Deneuve Bow Pumps in black: £490 

Orton ‘Avalon’ zip top crossbody bag: £171

Belt:  £385 

Earrings:  £1310

Outland Denim Harriet jean in Black: As above

Wolford Portland Turtleneck: As above  

OUTFIT TOTAL: £1,171

 Invictus sailing race, Sydney Harbour

Following lunch on Sunday, the couple, who are expecting their first child together in Spring 2019, wrapped up in Invictus Games branded waterproof jackets as they headed out into Sydney Harbour to take in the action at a sailing event

Invictus Games branded waterproof: Approx £87.45 

Veja perforated toe sneakers: £115 

Black jeans: As above

Krewe ‘Gravier’ shades: As above 

Wolford Portland Turtleneck: As above   

OUTFIT TOTAL: £202.45 

22 October: Arriving at Kingfisher Bay, Fraser Island 

The Duchess channelled Pretty Woman in a casual polka dot dress from & Other Stories when she touched down on Fraser Island. The Duchess remained at the luxury resort where she and Harry were staying on the island for a much-needed rest

& Other Stories Waist Knit Midi Dress: £89

Sarah Flint ‘Grear’ sandals: £277

Karen Walker ‘Northern Lights’ sunglasses: £221

OUTFIT TOTAL: £587 

 Exploring Kingfisher Bay, Fraser Island 

The Duchess of Sussex stepped out in one of her most daring ensembles yet when she sported a thigh-flashing dress on Fraser Island on Monday. Meghan, 37, wore the Reformation ‘Pineapple’ dress to explore the Australian tourist spot – where temperatures hit a balmy 24°C on Monday – with Prince Harry

Reformation ‘Pineapple’ dress: £166.56 

Sarah Flint ‘Grear’ sandals: As above 

Karen Walker ‘Northern Lights’ sunglasses: As above

Earrings:  £375 

Necklace: £672

OUTFIT TOTAL: £1213

Sydney: Garden party at Government House

Meghan wore a £1,536 Jason Wu ruched-trim sleeveless crepe sheath day dress to a private reception for Invictus Athletes at Government House in Sydney 

Jason Wu ruched-trim sleeveless crepe sheath day dress : £1,536

Jimmy Choo black ‘J Box’ clutch: £750

Aquazzura Deneuve Bow Pumps in powder pink: £490 

OUTFIT TOTAL: £2,776

23 October: Leaving Hervey Bay Airport

The duchess, who is pregnant with her first child, boarded a Qantas jet on 23 October in an old linen shirt from J.Crew teamed with skinny jeans (pictured), before emerging on the other side in an elegant white dress from Australian label Zimmermann

J. Crew linen shirt: £171

Aquazzura DJ mules: £490 

Outland skinny jeans: As above

Karen Walker sunglasses: As above  

Adina Reyter Pavé Teardrop Necklace: As above 

Pascale Monvoisin Cauri Nº2 Necklace: As above

OUTFIT TOTAL:  £661

Fiji: Arriving at at Nausori Airport 

While on board the plane to Fiji, Meghan changed into an unusually demure white dress by Australian label Zimmermann (pictured), a label generally known for its statement prints and fabrics. She emerged at Nausori Airport looking glowing and refreshed

Custom Zimmermann dress: Approx £600

Stephen Jones hat: Approx £2,000

Kayu Anna clutch bag: £173.52 

Earrings: A gift from the Queen (N/A)

Bracelet: A gift from the Prince of Wales (N/A) 

Tabitha Simmons ‘Millie’ shoes: As above  

OUTFIT TOTAL: £2,773.52

Fiji: Black tie reception at the Grand Pacific Hotel

The Duchess of Sussex showed off her growing baby bump as she attended a lavish black tie reception with Prince Harry on the first day of their royal visit to Fiji on Tuesday 23 October. She wore a Ginkgo cape dress from SAFiYAA in ‘Fijian blue’ (pictured)

SAFiYAA ‘Ginkgo’ cape dress: £1,095 

Butani Diamond drop earrings: £21,326

Manolo Blahnik BB navy stilettos: £471

OUTFIT TOTAL: £22, 892 

24 October : University of the South Pacific; local market in Suva

Meghan beamed in a vibrant red gown on Wednesday morning as she walked hand-in-hand with Prince Harry to the University of the South Pacific in Suva (pictured), before visiting a local market. She paired the red number with Castaner espadrilles

Figue ‘Frederica’ dress: £1,250

Castaner canvas wedge espadrilles: As above    

Shaun Leane ‘Serpent’ trace slim bracelet: £5,198

Karen Walker ‘Temptation’ stud earrings: As above

Hand woven cloth bag: Approx £20

OUTFIT TOTAL: £6468

25 October:  Departing Nadi Airport 

The Duchess of Sussex started the day in a forest green Jason Wu design as she waved of her hosts at Nadi Airport in Fiji (pictured), before going on to change her outfit twice after touching down in Tonga. She teamed the dress with her Manolo Blahnik heels

Jason Wu Collection fitted mid-length dress: Approx £2,229  

Pippa Small Peepal leaf earrings: £3,175

Pippa Small ‘Oshna’ bangle: £115

Pippa Small ‘Omeen’ bangle: £160

Dior navy satin clutch: As above 

Manolo Blahnik BB navy stilettos: As above 

OUTFIT TOTAL: £5,679

Arriving at Fua’amotu Airport, Nuku’alofa 

Meghan, 37, battled the elements as she and Harry disembarked the private jet at Fua’amotu Airport on Thursday in a £380 Self Portrait dress, teamed with Manolo Blahnik pumps. There was further embarrassment for the duchess as eagle-eyed royal watchers noticed the price tag was still hanging off her designer frock

Self Portrait customised pleated floral gown: Approx £380

Dior navy satin clutch: As above 

Manolo Blahnik BB navy stilettos: As above 

Earrings: £1310

OUTFIT TOTAL: £1690

 Evening reception at the Royal Palace, Nuku’alofa 

Meghan and Harry met the King of Tonga on Thursday evening for a glittering reception and dinner, formally kicking off the Fiji leg of the royal tour. The duchess stunned in a dress by Theia Couture, described as a ‘cap sleeve beaded silk satin column gown’

Theia Couture column gown: Approx £1,000

Givenchy satin clutch with jewellery clasp: £1,390  

Birks ‘Snowflake Snowstorm’ diamond earrings in white gold: £7,137.36  

Aquazzura Deneuve Bow Pumps in black: As above 

Princess Diana’s Aquamarine Ring:  £74, 893

OUTFIT TOTAL: Approximately £84,493

26 October: Meeting with the Prime Minister, Nuku’alofa

The Duchess met with the Prime Minister of Tonga, S. Akilisi Pohiva, with Harry in Nuku’alofa on Friday morning. Meghan wore a striped dress by Australian designer Martin Grant and the Manolo Blahnik BB heels she wore at Prince Louis’ christening

Martin Grant Striped Cotton Dress: £1,062  

Prada Bibliothèque Bag: £1,280 

Manolo Blahnik BB pumps in Olive: £495

Birks ‘Bee Chic’ white quartz earrings: £205   

OUTFIT TOTAL: £3,042

 Tupou College, Tongatapu

Meghan changed into an all-blue ensemble as she and Harry attended the unveiling of The Queen’s Commonwealth Canopy at Tupou College on Friday. The pregnant Duchess looked stylish in a Veronica Beard shirt dress and pale blue heels

Veronica Beard Cary Dress: £464

Madison 12-Hour Side Cut-Out Pump: £95

Adina Reyter 14k Gold Three Diamond Amigos Curve Posts: £388.54 

Pippa Small Aquamarine Double Colette Pendant: £1,400  

OUTFIT TOTAL: £2,347.54 

 Australian Geographic Society Awards 

Just hours after touching down in Australia on Friday, Meghan had changed into a stunning Oscar de la Renta designer gown – teamed with her BB pumps – to attend the Australian Geographic Society Gala Awards at the Shanghai-La hotel

Custom Oscar de la Renta gown: Approx £10,000

Aquazzura Deneuve Bow Pumps in black: As above 

Rings:  £1,691

OUTFIT TOTAL:  £11,691

27 October: Invictus Games wheelchair basketball final

The Duchess of Sussex wore a £429 Theodore Scanlan crepe knit jacket for the Invictus Games wheelchair basketball final at the Quay centre on Saturday 27th October, teamed with her trusty Outland skinny jeans and favourite Sarah Flint pumps

Theodore Scanlan crepe knit jacket: £429

Shaun Leane Vermeil ‘Talon’ earring x2: 176

Outland ‘Harriet’ jeans: as above

Sarah Flint ‘Jay’ pumps: As above

OUTFIT TOTAL: £605

 Invictus Games closing ceremony

For the Invictus Games closing ceremony, Meghan wore an Antonio Berardi tuxedo dress which is believed to cost around £1,500, paired with Aquazzura ‘Casablanca’ pumps and jewellery from new favourite Pippa Small 

Antonio Berardi tuxedo dress: around £1,500

Aquazzura ‘Casablanca’ pumps: £505

Bag: £170 

Natalie Marie dotted ‘Mana’ studs: £295.42

Pippa Small ‘Omeen’ bangle: As above 

Pippa Small ‘Oshna’ bangle: As above 

OUTFIT TOTAL: £2,470.42

28 October: Boarding a Royal New Zealand Air Force aircraft

The Duchess of Sussex bid farewell to Australia in a showstopping burgundy dress by Hugo Boss on Sunday. She teamed a cotton jersey dress by Hugo Boss with a Cuyana mini chain saddle bag and her trusty Aquazzura ‘Casablanca’ pumps again

Boss by Hugo Boss slim-fit dress with detachable belt: £249

Cuyana mini chain saddle bag: £175.33

Aquazzura ‘Casablanca’ pumps: As above

Earrings: £4809 

OUTFIT TOTAL: £5233

Touching down in New Zealand

The Duchess of Sussex matched her trademark taste for high fashion with a budget black dress as she and Prince Harry touched down in Wellington for the next leg of their tour on Monday. Meghan paired a Karen Walker trench coat with a maternity dress before enjoying a traditional welcome ceremony on the lawns of Government House

Karen Walker ‘Banks’ trench coat: £518

ASOS Design maternity ‘wiggle’ dress: £35 

Sarah Flint Jay pumps: As above 

Birks Muse citrine and diamond drop earrings: £1,963  

 OUTFIT TOTAL: £2516

Speech at Government House

For her speech at Government House, Meghan wore a navy cocktail dress by New York-based Gabriela Hearst, modified to include delicate cap sleeves

Gabriela Hearst navy cocktail dress: Approx £1,944.20

Jessica McCormack tattoo diamond pendant: £8,900

Birks ‘Snowflake’ large round jacket earrings: £5,250

Dior ‘Bee’ navy leather pouch: As above

Shoes £300 

OUTFIT TOTAL: £16,394

29 October: Visiting Maranui Cafe

The Duchess of Sussex wore a Club Monaco trench coat over a Jac and Jack jumper and Outland Denim jeans to visit the cafe in Wellington, New Zealand on Monday

Club Monaco ‘Ellayne’ trench: Approx. £372.80

Jac + Jack ‘Trani’ sweater: £278.38

Stuart Weitzman ‘Veruka’ lace-up boots: £650.07 

Outland ‘Harriet’ jeans: As above 

Earrings:  £169

OUTFIT TOTAL: £1,470

Walking in Abel Tasman National Park

The royal couple strolled hand in hand in the drizzle at Abel Tasman National Park on Monday October 29th in Wellington, New Zealand. Meghan, 37, wore a raincoat from Falmouth-based brand Seasalt Cornwall teamed with her Outland jeans and trainers

Seasalt Cornwall raincoat: Approx £79.95

Stella McCartney x Stan Smith trainers: £235

Loro Piana cashmere silk scarf: £495.51 

Outland ‘Harriet’ jeans: As above 

OUTFIT TOTAL: £810.46

Visit to Courtenay Creative 

Harry and Meghan chatted to actors in costume at Courtenay Creative in Wellington on Monday marking the next leg of their New Zealand visit. The Duchess wore a white tuxedo dress by Maggie Marilyn, a Kiwi designer, teamed with her Manolo Blahniks

Maggie Marilyn ‘Leap of Faith’ dress: £520

Coat:  £393 

Necklace: £8991

Earrings: £169  

Manolo Blahnik BB navy stilettos : As above 

OUTFIT TOTAL: £10,073

30 October: Queen’s Commonwealth Canopy dedication 

The Duchess of Sussex donned a $575 (GBP £317) blazer by New Zealand designer, Karen Walker, which she paired with J. Crew Toothpick jeans and $219 (GBP £120) wellington boots by Muck as she arrived arrived to dedicate a 20-hectare area of native bush to The Queen’s Commonwealth Canopy in Auckland

 Karen Walker ‘fathom’ cropped jacket: £255.15

J. Crew ‘Toothpick’ jeans: £75

Muck Boots Company ‘Reign’ riding boots: £163.50

Boh Runga earrings (a gift from the Prime Minister): N/A

Necklace:  £8,991

Lavender Hill Clothing scoop neck t-shirt: £34  

OUTFIT TOTAL: £9,518

Pillars charity launch 

The Duchess of Sussex ditched her Muck wellington boots for trusty Stuart Weitzman Legend stilettos, pairing them with a Brandon Maxwell customised version of the Flutter Sheath dress to launch Pillars children’s charity in Auckland

Brandon Maxwell flutter sleeve sheath dress (customised): Approx £1,728 

Burberry silk ‘Maythorne’ sleeved trench: Approx £1,880.77 

Stuart Weitzman Legend High Heel Pumps: As above 

OUTFIT TOTAL: £3,608.77

Auckland War Museum 

The Duchess recycled a gown which she previously wore back in May 2017 for her first polo event with Harry early in their relationship, teamed with her Aquazzura Deneuve Bow Pumps, as she touched down at the Auckland War Memorial Museum

Antonio Berardi ruffle midi dress: £2,683

Dior navy satin clutch: As above 

Aquazzura Deneuve Bow Pumps in powder pink: As above

Emily Mortimer Nova Gold White Topaz Earrings: £350 

OUTFIT TOTAL: £3,033 

31 October: Welcome ceremony

For the final official day of the royal tour, the Duchess of Sussex wore a customised navy blue midi dress by Stella McCartney. Meghan also wore her Boh Runga Discologo Gold Earrings, which were given to her as a gift from the Prime Minister of New Zealand, Jacinda Ardern, and a traditional necklace

Stella McCartney dress: £2,159 

Manolo Blahnik BB Pumps in Navy Suede (as above)

Boh Runga Discologo Gold Earrings (gifted)

Kiri Nathan Pounamu Necklace: (gifted)   

 OUTFIT TOTAL: £2,159

Government Gardens 

The Duchess wore a bespoke knitted top and pleated skirt by her wedding dress designer Givenchy, estimated to have cost £2,210, on her final day in New Zealand

Givenchy bespoke navy pleated Skirt:  £1,540

Givenchy bespoke knitted top: £670 

Manolo Blahnik BB Pumps in Navy Suede (as above)

Boh Runga Discologo Gold Earrings (gifted) 

OUTFIT TOTAL: £2,210

Redwoods Tree Walk

Meghan rocked casual chic in Mother jeans and a £399 Norrøna oslo lightweight down850 jacket for a forest walk in Rotorua

Givenchy Bespoke Navy Crew Neck Sweater: (as above)

Norrøna oslo lightweight down850 jacket: £399

Birdies Black ‘Blackbird’ Flats: £94

Boh Runga Yellow Gold Earrings: (gifted)

Mother Denim ‘Looker’ Skinny Jeans: (as above)    

OUTFIT TOTAL: £493 

10 November: Their First Festival of Remembrance 

Meghan wore a stylish black Stella McCartney coat with a bow on the front, pictured, at the Royal British Legion Festival of Remembrance at the Royal Albert Hall in November

Black Stella McCartney coat £1,345

V-neck dress £49

Faux leather Stella McCartney clutch £659

Earrings £373 

Manolo Blahnik pumps (as above)  

OUTFIT TOTAL: £2426

13 November: Commemorative Dinner at Kensington Palace

Pippa Small statement earrings £12,405

19 November: Royal variety performance

Meghan and Harry attended The Royal Variety Performance at London Palladium,  with the royal wearing Bicolour Strapless Bustier Top (£891) and Gayeta Fishtail Skirt (£791)

Bicolour Strapless Bustier Top £891

Gayeta Fishtail Skirt £791

Birks Snowstorm diamond earrings (as above) 

Simply Irresistible 105 Suede Pumps in black (as above) 

OUTFIT TOTAL:  £1682

21 November: Surprise Visit to Hubb Community Kitchen

The royal surprised the Hubb Community Kitchen with a visit in November, and wore a burgundy ensemble for the trip 

Club Monaco Burgundy Daylina Coat £346

Club Monaco Sallyet style dress  £165 

Givenchy Ankle Boots £750

Solange love ring £1,343

Earrings £282

OUTFIT TOTAL: £2886

5 December: ACU Education Event at King’s College London

Meghan wore a Hugo Boss Filonka Short-Sleeve Sweater to meet university leaders, academics and students at King’s College 

Artizia Wilfred Cocoon Coat in ‘petale’ £263  

Hugo Boss Filonka Short-Sleeve Sweater £164

Ring £1343

OUTFIT TOTAL:  £1770

10 December: British Fashion Awards 

Fashionistas were stunned to see Meghan onstage at The Fashion Awards in the Royal Albert Hall 

Bespoke Givenchy designer dress

Tamara Mellon gold Karat sandals £414

 Pippa Small bracelets £357

 Turquoise Mountain Foundation earrings £50 

OUTFIT TOTAL: £821 

18 December: Visit to Brinsworth House

The Duchess of Sussex wore an outfit worth £1,894 to visit residential care home Brinsworth House in Twickenham 

Soia & Kyo Adelaida style wool coat £414

BROCK Collection Odilia dress £786

Aquazzura Deneuve bow pumps in grey £490

Wilbur & Gussie Charlie Oyster clutch £204

OUTFIT TOTAL: £1894

19 December: Queen’s lunch

Meghan wore a long sleeved floral Erdem dress, pictured, for lunch with the Queen

Floral Erdem dress £1,254

Cartier stud earrings £12,430  

OUTFIT TOTAL:  £13,684

25 December: Christmas Day church service

The Duchess of Sussex wore a full Victoria Beckham outfit for the Christmas Day service at Sandringham 

Victoria Beckham Tailored Slim Coat £2,309 

Victoria Beckham custom made dress £942

Victoria Beckham boots £1,292

Victoria Beckham clutch £1,601

Prada gloves (as above)  

British milliner Awon Golding headpiece  £328

Jennifer Meyer 18 Karat Gold Turquoise necklace £565

Other jewelry including  ring and earrings £621

OUTFIT TOTAL:  £7,658

10 January: Smart Works visit 

Wearing an Oscar de la Renta cotton-twill coat worth £2,252, Meghan visited Smart Works in London in January 

Oscar de la Renta cotton-twill coat £2,252

Eliza dress by maternity brand Hatch £164

Victoria Beckham Vanity Box leather tote £1,439

Gianvito Rossi pumps £670

Kamai Felicity earrings £627

 OUTFIT TOTAL: £5,152

14 January: Birkenhead

A surprisingly bright ensemble for the Duchess, who is known for wearing navy and black throughout her pregnancy, this outfit was worth a total of £3383

 The Long Wide Collar Wrap Coat £1,051

Babaton by Artizia Maxwell dress £104

Stuart Weitzman heels £298

 Gabriela Hearst Demi bag in cognac £1,503

Pippa Small Nosheen Stud earrings (see above) 

i+i Crescent Moon Ring £188

Bar jewerly gold plated Wide Ripple Bracelet £239

OUTFIT TOTAL:  £3383

16th January: Pet Charity Visit

For a visit to a pet charity, Meghan opted for all cream including a £26 from H&M’s MAMA collection

Armani Cashmere Double Cloth Coat £1692

Fine Knit Dress H&M’s MAMA collection £26 

Stella McCartney Falabella Shaggy Deer Faux Leather Reversible Tote £863

Paul Andrew Coquette style shoe £509

Signature Midi Knockout Studs in gold and rainbow moonstone £109

 Kismet Circle Dangles bracelet £374

 OUTFIT TOTAL: £3573

16 January: Sentebale Fundraiser

Meghan wore a sparkly Roland Mouret Sarandon Paneled gown at a Sentebale charity event and paired the chic look with Princess Diana’s gold cuff bracelet

Roland Mouret Sarandon Paneled gown £3,482

Stuart Weitzman Nudistsong Sandal heels £300

Princess Diana gold cuff bracelet £3,488

Pippa Small Kyanite Classic Stud Earrings £373

OUTFIT TOTAL: £7,643

30 January: First Official National Theatre Visit 

Meghan wore a nude ensemble for her visit to the National Theatre in January. The outfit was worth a total of £4641

Brandon Maxwell V-Neck Mini Dress £1,428

Brandon Maxwell blazer  £1,654

white and gold Carolina Herrera clutch £817

Aquazzura Matilde pumps £524

Tresses Bar Stud earrings   £218

OUTFIT TOTAL: £4,641

31 January: ACU Events 

Meghan kept it simple for a visit to the Association of Commonwealth Universities at City, University Of London, by wearing Manolo Blahnik shoes and a Givenchy coat

Givenchy black coat (as above) 

Manolo Blahnik pair £471

Bracelet £608

Dean Davidson Signature Knockout studs £109

OUTFIT TOTAL:  £1116

 February 1: Bristol

Meghan wore an Oscar de la Renta dress and green accessories for a trip to the Old Vic in Bristol 

Oscar de la Renta Enchanted Forest Silk-Chiffon dress £1875 

Sarah Flint Marina Boots £523

Ralph Lauren purse £674 

Pippa Small Herkimer diamond studs £492  

OUTFIT TOTAL:  £3,564

 February 7: Endeavour Fund Award Nominees

The mother-to-be looked classy in a floor length black skirt and Aquazzura Rendez Vous 105 mules for the Endeavour Fund awards at Drapers’ Hall in London

 Aquazzura Rendez Vous 105 mules £565

 Black Givenchy clutch (as above) 

 Ecksand Ruby Cocktail ring £1203

 Vanessa Tugendhast Precious earrings £640 

OUTFIT TOTAL:  £2,408

February 12:  Natural History Museum Gala 

Donning a classic dress and coat ensemble, Meghan attended a Gala performance of The Wider Earth at The Natural History Museum in February 

Amanda Wakeley Sculpted Coat £892

Calvin Klein roll neck dress £1,126

Vanessa Tugendhast Precious earrings (as above) 

Ralph Lauren purse (as above) 

OUTFIT TOTAL:  £1018 

February 19: New York baby shower 

Meghan wore a Courreges haute couture black trapeze coat for her trip to New York

Courreges haute couture black trapeze coat £2,324

H&M mamma shaping jeans £53 

Mariola Matryoshka Locked L shopping bag £893

Le Specs Air Heart Sunglasses £37 

Earrings: £493 

Bracelet: £608 

Ring: £1345

 OUTFIT TOTAL: £5753

February 19: Baby shower 

Seven-months-pregnant Meghan wore Tamara Mellon Kindred Mid Calf Haircalf Boots and a long coat to her baby shower in New York

Victoria Beckham Tailored Slim coat £2,324

Tamara Mellon Kindred Mid Calf Haircalf Boots £524 

Stella McCartney Falabella chain tote £893

Earrings  £493 

Scarf £493 

OUTFIT TOTAL:  £4727 

23 February: Arriving in Casablanca

The Duchess of Sussex arrived in Morocco in style, touching down at Casablanca airport on Saturday evening in a custom Valentino dress which cost a reported £600

Maison Valentino haute couture dress: Approx £600 

Natalie Marie stud earrings: £1,341

Gianvito Rossi leather pumps:  £510 

Gianvito Rossi leather gloves: £405 

Valentino calfskin crossbody bag: £1,360 

 OUTFIT TOTAL: £4,216

 24 February: Visit to girls’ boarding house in Asni 

Meghan opted for a casual look on Sunday, wearing a pair of recycled Birdies slippers with jeans, a designer blazer and a cashmere jumper from her friend Misha Nonoo

HATCH Nearly Skinny maternity jeans: £189.99

Alice + Olivia blazer: £395.34 

Birdies slippers (recycled): £91.93  

Wilfred diamond mosaic blanket scarf: £67.42 

Boh Runga stud earrings: £172.49  

Illesteva sunglasses: £183.84 

Misha Nonoo black cashmere jumper: £172.17  

Outfit change; Manolo Blahnik black satin slingbacks: £575  

Outfit change; Aritzia Babaton ‘Roland’ blouse: £97.68

OUTFIT TOTAL: £1,945.89 (includes one outfit change)

Evening reception at British Ambassador’s residence, Rabat

For Sunday night, Meghan pulled out all the stops at an evening reception at the ambassador’s residence in Rabat, wearing a bespoke Dior gown and matching clutch

Dior cape dress: Approx £90,000 

Dior lamé lambskin heels: £590 

Dior D-Bee Gold Satin Clutch: £1,389.84

Birks Snowstorm diamond earrings: £6,966  

OUTFIT TOTAL: £98,945.84

25 February: Visit to RFES; cooking demonstration in Rabat

The Duchess once again plumped for a casual look on Monday, wearing a comfy Equipment top with a pair of skinny jeans and high heeled Stuart Weitzman boots

Ecksand Tresses gold earrings: £290

GAS Bijoux earrings: £164.69

Stuart Weitzman ankle boots: £450

J.Crew Field Mechanic jacket (recycled): £185

Rag + Bone jeans: Approx £215 

Equipment Breton stripe top: £228.28

OUTFIT TOTAL: £1,532

 Visit to the Andalusian Gardens 

On Monday afternoon, Meghan went for a simple black mini dress which she paired with a cream blazer and a pair of Manolo Blahnik slingbacks she wore previously

Babaton by Aritzia cream jacket: £151.40

Loyd/ Ford pleated mini dress: £432.79

Manolo Blahnik slingbacks: As above

OUTFIT TOTAL: £584.19

 Meeting with King Mohammed VI at his Rabat Residence

The Duchess of Sussex dazzled in a custom Carolina Herrera gown and Dior clutch on Monday evening for a reception at the residence of King Mohammed VI in Rabat

Carolina Herrera custom dress: Approx £2,252  

Gianvito Rossi satin pumps: Approx £510

Dior D-Bee Gold Satin Clutch: As above 

Earrings: £12,430 

Rings: £4,510 

OUTFIT TOTAL: £20,376 

March 5: Reception Marking Charles’ 50 Years as Prince of Wales

Meghan shone in a fitted coat and gold dress, pictured, for the fiftieth anniversary of the investiture of the Prince of Wales 

Amanda Wakeley Crombie coat £892

Bespoke custom made dress  

Paul Andrew ‘Pump It Up’ shoes (as before) 

Wilbur & Gussie Charlie Oyster clutch (as before) 

Birks gold bar earrings £283

OUTFIT TOTAL:  £1,175

 March 6: Surprise We Day Appearance

Meghan looked stylish in £170 maternity jeans and a navy cashmere blazer during her surprise appearance at We Day

Ralph Lauren Collection Parker navy cashmere blazer £2,259

Rag & Bone maternity jeans £170

Top £38 

Jennifer Meyer Mummy necklace £640

Manolo Blahnik BB pumps (as before) 

Pippa Small Herkimer Diamond Greek and Cup rings  £450 

OUTFIT TOTAL:  £3,557

March 8: IWD Panel

Duchess of Sussex joined a panel for discussion on International Women’s Day at King’s College London

Reiss Azzura Swirl Printed dress £260

Alexander McQueen black blazer £1500

Stella McCartney clutch (as before) 

Manolo Blahnik BB pumps (as before) 

Jessica McCormack Signature Gypset Hoop earrings £2690

Catbird Threadbare ring and Hamsa Ring, Karen Walker Mini Heart ring £450

OUTFIT TOTAL:  £4,900

11 March: Canada House

Meghan, pictured with Prince Harry, wore a bespoke Erdem coat for a visit to Canada House in London earlier this month

Erdem bespoke coat 

Erdem bespoke dress £1,393 (estimated) 

Aquazzura Deneuve pumps (as above) 

Givenchy black clutch (as above) 

Birks Yellow Gold and Opal earrings £126

OUTFIT TOTAL:  £1,519

11 March: A Connected Commonwealth’ At Westminster Abbey 

Amanda Wakeley Crombie coat (as above) 

Victoria Beckham Printed Crepe Long Sleeve Midi dress £1668 

Victoria Beckham clutch £1499

Victoria Beckham shoes £565 

OUTFIT TOTAL:  £3,732

TOTAL: £514, 839, not including all bespoke pieces  

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6 Winter Outfit Ideas

Happy Wednesday! Today, I’m sharing 6 winter outfits that are festive and warm that I hope you’ll love! All of these outfits are somewhat dressy (only one pair of jeans) and would take you most anywhere! I think the best thing about all of the looks is that they are made up of very versatile pieces that can be mixed and matched with so many other things to make different outfits! Versatility is key when it comes to having a wardrobe that really works! I did shop my closet somewhat when creating these outfits so all of the exact pieces aren’t available but I’ve linked as similar as possible. I hope you’re inspired by these looks!

The first outfit was created around a new holiday jacket from Mango! I love this jacket because of the Chanel vibe and sparkly thread. It’s a great color to wear with black, off white or even light wash jeans. My jeans are skinny jeans from Veronica Beard that are still available and also come in black (I linked both). The boots are several season old from Tory Burch but I managed to find them so if you want the exact boots, they are linked. I’ve loved these boots because they are warm and the color is neutral so they go with everything! The blouse is older from Joie and my jewelry is from French Kande!

I had so much fun putting this outfit together and I’m planning to wear it for a girls night that I’m hosting in December! It’s such a fun look but still very wearable and warm! The skirt is new from Loft (very affordable) as is the sweater. I purchased the boots last year from Free People and my funky pearl necklace is vintage. The longer strand of pearls is from Julie Miles.

I was introduced to the Brochu Walker brand this year and it has become on of my favorites! The clothes are very well made and so luxurious! The brown pants are faux leather and the light blue sweater is the softest cashmere! My boots are older from Ba&sh Paris and my bag is an ancient one from Kate Spade that I still love!

This look is my version of menswear for winter! The camel coat is a fabulous one that I’ll keep forever from Veronica Beard. I nabbed it on sale about 3 years ago and it’s definitely going in my bag for my trip to New York tomorrow! A camel coat is so versatile and looks great with nearly everything! The rest of the outfit is made up of what I would consider closet essentials. A pair of black loafers, black leather pants and a black cashmere crewneck. The belt adds just a touch of polish to the rest of the outfit! I kept my jewelry simple with a necklace from Devon Woodhill. Devon Woodhill is a new to me jewelry brand that I love. The designs are beautiful and pieces to give and wear for a lifetime!

Yes you can wear black and brown together and it looks amazing! My pants are vegan leather from Lysse New York, the sweater is from J. Crew (I want one in every color) and the vest is from Brochu Walker. The bag is another ancient one from Kate Spade (such a coincidence)!

If you haven’t experienced Sleeper Pajamas yet, what are you waiting for! This look will be my Christmas morning outfit…heels and all, because…why not! The feathers are so much fun and very festive! I’m still looking for the perfect outfit for Amos!

The holiday season is crazy and I’m feeling a little crazy too, but excited to leave for New York in the morning for our annual mother/daughter trip! We always have so much fun and I can’t wait! We’re staying in West Village this time and will be right across the street from the Union Square Farmer’s Market! I’ll be on Instagram stories and sharing a blog post soon! Have a great day!

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Best of Black Friday Sale: Outfits and Discount Codes

Happy holidays everyone and happy sales hunting!  There are so many great sales on classic and timeless items!

Below are some of my favorite fall and winter outfits, and the best part, most of the items are on sale!  Let’s kick it off with this peacoat!  I come back to it every season and it’s one of my best purchases of last year.  Below are more outfits (listed with sales and discount codes) and almost every piece is on sale.  Enjoy and happy hunting!

Outfit 1  –  Thread & Supply beige peacoat (classic and on sale, under $40) | ASOS red sweater dress (on sale with code ‘Epic25) | Steve Madden red boots (also available in black and on sale, under $80) | Trouve plaid scarf (cozy and warm, under $40)

Outfit 2  –  Thread & Supply pink peacoat (feminine and sweet, on sale under $40) | Joe’s black jeans (highly rated and on sale, under $100) | Charles David boots (versatile and on sale, under $90)

Outfit 3  –  Thread & Supply beige peacoat (classic and on sale, under $40) | Spanx faux leather leggings (versatile and highly rated, on sale under $80) | H&M faux fur vest (on sale with code ‘3238’) | Karen Walker sunglasses (on sale with code ‘More18’)

Outfit 4  –  ASTR the Label off shoulder sweater (on sale with code ‘More18’) | Isabel Marant Étoile ruffle skirt (on sale, under $175) | Charles David boots (on sale under $70) | Senreve bag (free clutch with purchase)

Outfit 5  –  Marissa Webb double-breasted coat (on sale with code ‘More18’) | Marissa Webb asymmetrical ruffle vest (on sale with code ‘HolidayTreats’) | H&M turtleneck (on sale with code ‘3238’) | Topshop cropped jeans (on sale, under $55)

Outfit 6  –  LoveShackFancy sweater (on sale with code ‘More18’) | LoveShackFancy skirt (on sale with code ‘More18’) | Stuart Weitzman boots (on sale, 50% off) | Ray-Ban sunglasses (classic and on sale)

Outfit 7  –  Topshop coat (on sale in navy color) | Tibi pleated dress (on sale, 40% off) | Express red belt (50% off) | Charles David red suede pumps (so pretty and on sale, under $90)

Outfit 8  –  Topman plaid blazer (on sale, 50% off) | Topman plaid pants (on sale, 50% off) | Express mens dress shoes (on sale, 50% off) | Astr the Label polka dot dress (on sale, under $95) | Stuart Weitzman red sandals (on sale, 50% off)

Outfit 9  –  Topshop red blazer (on sale, under $50) | See By Chloe yellow dress (on sale, 40% off) | Aldo yellow pumps (on sale, under $45) | M2Malletier bag (on sale, 40% off)

I hope you enjoy this roundup!  Please stay warm, and as always, thank you so much for reading!

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Best of Black Friday Sale: Outfits and Discount Codes

Happy holidays everyone and happy sales hunting!  There are so many great sales on classic and timeless items!

Below are some of my favorite fall and winter outfits, and the best part, most of the items are on sale!  Let’s kick it off with this peacoat!  I come back to it every season and it’s one of my best purchases of last year.  Below are more outfits (listed with sales and discount codes) and almost every piece is on sale.  Enjoy and happy hunting!

Outfit 1  –  Thread & Supply beige peacoat (classic and on sale, under $40) | ASOS red sweater dress (on sale with code ‘Epic25) | Steve Madden red boots (also available in black and on sale, under $80) | Trouve plaid scarf (cozy and warm, under $40)

Outfit 2  –  Thread & Supply pink peacoat (feminine and sweet, on sale under $40) | Joe’s black jeans (highly rated and on sale, under $100) | Charles David boots (versatile and on sale, under $90)

Outfit 3  –  Thread & Supply beige peacoat (classic and on sale, under $40) | Spanx faux leather leggings (versatile and highly rated, on sale under $80) | H&M faux fur vest (on sale with code ‘3238’) | Karen Walker sunglasses (on sale with code ‘More18’)

Outfit 4  –  ASTR the Label off shoulder sweater (on sale with code ‘More18’) | Isabel Marant Étoile ruffle skirt (on sale, under $175) | Charles David boots (on sale under $70) | Senreve bag (free clutch with purchase)

Outfit 5  –  Marissa Webb double-breasted coat (on sale with code ‘More18’) | Marissa Webb asymmetrical ruffle vest (on sale with code ‘HolidayTreats’) | H&M turtleneck (on sale with code ‘3238’) | Topshop cropped jeans (on sale, under $55)

Outfit 6  –  LoveShackFancy sweater (on sale with code ‘More18’) | LoveShackFancy skirt (on sale with code ‘More18’) | Stuart Weitzman boots (on sale, 50% off) | Ray-Ban sunglasses (classic and on sale)

Outfit 7  –  Topshop coat (on sale in navy color) | Tibi pleated dress (on sale, 40% off) | Express red belt (50% off) | Charles David red suede pumps (so pretty and on sale, under $90)

Outfit 8  –  Topman plaid blazer (on sale, 50% off) | Topman plaid pants (on sale, 50% off) | Express mens dress shoes (on sale, 50% off) | Astr the Label polka dot dress (on sale, under $95) | Stuart Weitzman red sandals (on sale, 50% off)

Outfit 9  –  Topshop red blazer (on sale, under $50) | See By Chloe yellow dress (on sale, 40% off) | Aldo yellow pumps (on sale, under $45) | M2Malletier bag (on sale, 40% off)

I hope you enjoy this roundup!  Please stay warm, and as always, thank you so much for reading!

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Pretty In Pink by shadeelliott featuring rose wall art

Faux fur coat, $86 / Topshop pants, $48 / Sam Edelman bralette bra / Gucci heart jewellery / Palm Beach Jewelry hoop earrings / Karen Walker sunglasses / Alyx mens leather backpack, $1,005 / Rose wall art, $13

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#movienight by keylee-richo featuring a faux fur throw pillow ❤ liked on Polyvore

CÉLINE white top, €300 / Icebreaker faux-leather pants, €77 / Lingerie bra, €31 / Accessorize Cara Flip Flop Slippers, €19 / Star necklace, €36 / Chiara Ferragni apple iphone case, €41 / Men's sunglasses, €46 / BCBGeneration modern home decor, €51 / Faux fur throw pillow, €30 / Labrazel white bathroom accessory, €290 / Serveware / FREDS at Barneys New York Chocolate-Covered Oreos Gift Box, €30 / Charbonnel et Walker Gold Leaf Dark Chocolate Truffles, €24 / The Devil Wears Prada [DVD] [2006], €1,12

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Fall Days by hiddensoulmemories featuring vintage round sunglasses ❤ liked on Polyvore

Alexander McQueen layered sweater / Vivienne Westwood Anglomania brown wool blazer, $295 / Current/Elliott stretchy leather pants, $480 / JustFab faux suede booties / Kate Spade crossbody shoulder bag / Karen Walker vintage round sunglasses / Scala woolen hat / Burlap Bags Garland Fall | Jo-Ann

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Cat Woman by ember-johnson-walker featuring leather pants ❤ liked on Polyvore

Bralet top, $19 / Dry Lake leather pants, $91 / Hot Topic black cat costume / Christian Louboutin black knee high boots / Maison Fabre long glove / Black faux leather braided whip / Claire's - Product Details, $5.71

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Adrianna Papell Colorblock Fit & Flare Dress

3.1 Phillip Lim Metallic Rib Knit Turtleneck

BOSS Suit Jacket, Ankle Trousers & Shirt

St. John Collection Pixelated Metallic Jacquard Dress

Akris Horsehair Trim Double Face Wool Blend Skirt

NIC+ZOE Wonder Stretch Straight Leg Pants

Chaus Shark Bite Hem Jersey Top

Ming Wang Mandarin Collar Knit Jacket

NYDJ Drape Front Jacket (Plus Size)

Chaus Mixed Media Stripe Top

Classiques Entier® Shift Dress

Vince Crop Suede Shell

Rebecca Taylor Faux Leather Crop Pants

Chelsea28 Tiered Ruffle Hem Dress

Eileen Fisher Organic Cotton Links Sweater (Plus Size)

Ming Wang Sleeveless Blouse

RED Valentino Rib Knit Sweater Dress

Michael Kors Silk Georgette Blouse

Alexander Wang Lace-Up Knit Pencil Skirt

Ali & Jay Body-Con Sweater Dress

Karen Kane 'Maggie' Turtleneck Trapeze Dress

Free People Tiny Dancer Ruffle Cardigan

Akris punto Seersucker Vest

Tahari Bi-Stretch Sheath Dress (Regular & Petite)

Velvet by Graham & Spencer Cotton Shirt

Sejour Stripe Knit Jacket (Plus Size)

Eileen Fisher Silk Blend Jacquard Jacket (Regular & Petite)

J.Crew Blythe Silk Georgette Blouse (Regular & Petite)

Veronica Beard Bell Stripe Ruched Shirtdress

Pleione Split Neck Roll Sleeve Tunic (Regular & Petite)

Topshop Stitched Wide Leg Trousers

ASTR Janae Jumpsuit

Eileen Fisher Crosshatch Jacquard Topper

Joie 'Eleanor' Top

Brochu Walker Hall Cashmere Pullover

Wayf Lace Tank