The Best Winter Fashion Picks Our Editors Are Shopping Right Now

Selkie The Ivory Marshmallow Puffer ($295)

"Just because it's winter doesn't mean you have to sacrifice glamour — and no item embodies this philosophy more than Selkie's marshmallow puffer. The bows, placed in the centre of each arm, give a functional jacket the most romantic touch. It will pair nicely with all my gowns for holiday galas — and of course, with all of Selkie's dreamy dresses." — JA

Valentino Garavani Vlogo Plaque Platform Pumps ($899)

"Yes, the Valentino platforms are super viral this year, but this It item is actually worth the hype. I tend to buy my big designer shoe purchases from Italist, as they're usually cheaper than regular retail. Plus, the site is offering up to 60 percent off select items, so I'll be picking up the pink style as well.

While most of its inventory is already marked down, the sale will focus on fall 2022-2023 items especially. Meaning it's the perfect time to scoop up not only Valentino's ubiquitous pumps but Gucci's go-with-anything loafers and Paris Texas's famous boots. And for the latter, you can enjoy 50 percent savings off even before markdowns." — JA

Cult Gaia Joey Top ($498)

"There are plenty of fun holiday fashion trends to go around this season — sequins, cutouts, rosettes — but I'm partial to feathers. There's something so festive and playful about plumage adorning the bottom of your pants or the toe of your favourite pumps. This top is a bold iteration of the look and can be styled with everything from denim to wide-leg trousers. I also just love that it boasts a halter neckline, which feels 2000s to me in the very best way." — JA

Hanifa Lorin Contour Knit Gown ($399)

"Hanifa is one of the most exciting designers on the New York Fashion Week calendar right now, and her fall 2022 collection was full of covetable pieces. One of the standout looks was an elegant black gown with cream and chartreuse lines along the sides of the dress to really complement your curves. On top of that, the dress features a surprising side cutout that adds some personality and intrigue — as well as a sultry side slit. Though the design flourishes are on trend, the simple silhouette makes it feel timeless. I'll be wearing this for date night again and again." — JA

Ganni Jozey Jeans ($325)

"My friends will tell you: I'm not someone who lives in jeans. The style has to be really special to pull me away from my beloved dresses. But when I spotted these Jozey jeans from Ganni, I was immediately hooked. They're low-rise and wide-leg (aka Gen Z approved), and they look so cool with all my crop tops and bodysuits. What's more, Ganni's responsible denim range is made from 100 percent certified organic cotton, with transparency and traceability across stages one through four of the supply chain." — JA

Autumn Adeigbo Liana Bralette ($395)

"Autumn Adeigbo has crafted the most on-point bralette, cardigan, and skirt set for fall, complete with embroidered butterflies that completely fit in with the Y2K aesthetic. I recently got two small butterfly tattoos on my fingers, so I'm trying to echo the print throughout my wardrobe." — SW

Brother Vellies Allora Over-the-Knee Metallic Pointed Toe Boot ($1,595)

"While these metallic thigh-high boots are snake print, the texture is subtle, and the overall shimmer effect feels festive for the holidays and New Year's Eve. As soon as they're mine, I'm styling them with an oversize button-down worn as a dress." — SW

Meshki Isla Pu Trench ($125)

"The runways have determined that the new coat of the moment is a trench, but having never worn one before, I'd like to start out with something affordable and versatile. While I tend toward sportier, shorter silhouettes, I'm looking forward to adding length to my looks with a longer skirt or dress and a sharp pair of boots." — SW

A&F Ultra Long Diamond Quilted Sherpa-Lined Puffer ($176, reg. $220)

"Although I generally loathe wintertime because I'm one of those people who gets cold so easily, the one part about the season that I like is taking my outerwear collection for a spin. I love thrifting for vintage shearling and leather jackets in particular, but if you're looking for a new buy, I'm eyeing this sherpa-lined puffer from A&F. I usually need longer silhouettes to keep my entire body warm, and this one fits the bill. Plus, it's machine washable, so you don't have to worry about taking it to the dry cleaners." — MR

Canada Goose Arctic Disc Rib Toque ($225)

"Speaking of always getting cold easily, covering my head and ears is a nonnegotiable when the temperatures dip below freezing. I'm a fan of Canada Goose for all sorts of winterwear — from parkas to pullovers — and this beanie is no different. It's super roomy, so my head doesn't feel squeezed in it, and there are plenty of hues to choose from. This limestone shade works like a neutral, but it's a bit more unexpected than your typical grey or black." — MR

Offline By Aerie Mini Houndstooth Drawcord Legging ($36, originally $60)

"Not gonna lie, I live in leggings and joggers most of the time. What can I say? I may be a fashion editor, but I need to be comfortable no matter what. Offline By Aerie has some of my favourite leggings on the market right now — they are so cosy and never lose their shape. This style is a go-to because of the handy adjustable drawstring and front pockets. I can easily take them from the gym to the grocery store to brunch with friends." — MR

Find Me Now Ross Mesh Top ($82)

"I'm constantly reaching for my Find Me Now pieces, most of which are made with soft, stretchy fabrics in the cutest patterns. A little more interesting than a plain turtleneck, the embroidered Ross Mesh Top comes in multiple colours and makes for the perfect layering piece. All products from the brand are also ethically sourced and produced in China, while designed in NYC." — YK

The Arrivals A. Simple Puffer ($382, originally $545)

"New York winters certainly call for a warm puffer, and this one from The Arrivals x Simple capsule collection looks incredibly cosy — it's made of eco-down, high-density fill — and doesn't resemble a sleeping bag. I love this mustard-yellow shade that'll pop among my usual dark (mostly black) cold-weather wardrobe." — YK

Staud Ashley Vegan Leather Trench Coat ($550)

"After seeing leather trench coats all throughout Fashion Month, I've been on the hunt for one of my own. With a sleek silhouette and flattering tie waist, this vegan leather one from Staud fits the bill. I know it'll give any outfit — whether casual or glam — a cool, chic finish." — YK

Covry Capella Navy Sunglasses ($145)

"I realise sunglasses aren't at the top of most winter shopping lists, but I'm the type of person who wears them year-round. (The sun's rays are still very strong in cold weather!) I'm eyeing Covry's Capella Navy Sunglasses this season — I'm a huge fan of the APIA-owned brand, which makes inclusive eyewear, particularly for low-bridge noses common among Asian faces." — YK

Favourite Daughter The Break-Up Blazer ($298)

"I've heard amazing things about Favourite Daughter's blazers, and this pinstripe one is just what I'm looking for in a blazer. I'm very into the continued influence of menswear and constantly looking for oversize fits and boxy silhouettes that will work for my smaller frame." — YK