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This soft creamy blouse has a great hand - it drapes beautifully, but manages not to lose its shape. And the cuffs are so sophisticated, but understated. I am wearing the Ecru Varick Bootcut Power Stretch Pant in forest green, which is actually quite easy to pair with other pieces.

Notice the hidden placket. The buttons are spaced perfectly so there is no way, no matter your shape or size, that it would gape open - details I love.

I don't know how these fabrics are all so delicious, but they are. This jacket isn't stiff, but it's substantial. And it's cotton! And it has stretch! And you can wear it over an LBD or with jeans! I like that it's bright with lots of white/ivory in the background, and not so dark.

These are the subtle forest green pants that are soooo rich. They are made from Ecru's signature washable, wrinkle resistant, power stretch fabric. Engineered for the most flattering fit, the slight flare will elongate your silhouette. Treat them as a neutral: will pair wonderfully with black, white, brown, camel, just don't wear them with red, Mrs. Claus.

You can see the deep green of the pants here. I've paired them with a very festive silver turtleneck and a vest that is the most real-feeling faux fur I've ever felt.

This subtly sparkly long-sleeved turtleneck is crafted from a signature 'soft touch' viscose-elastane fabric, which means this: the neck won't fall down into a wrinkly mock-neck - it will stay standing, it won't suffocate you, it's a great layering piece, and last but not least, viscose is my favorite man-made fabric. :)

I mentioned that this faux fur vest is the best I've seen or felt. I LITERALLY want to curl up and sleep on it. It looks good, I promise. It's not sticky or scratchy. It's divine.

And it has pockets. If you live in a climate where the weather changes all the time, like in the South, a vest is the ideal layering piece.

This classic white shirt is designed in an easy-fitting, tunic style with a button front fastening and features a bottom half concealed placket. It's cut from a lightweight stretch cotton-blend, and, let's all say it together, you can dress it up or down with jeans or these sateen silvery grey pants.

THE silhouette of the season, a cropped ankle pant (not to be confused with evil capris), these sateen pants fall to your ankle bone, and are oh so flattering! You will not be tucking anything into these, so relax and wear a great blouse and jacket or a pretty sweater over them.

Is this not the cutest ever!! Those big, bold buttons prancing down your back are so fab. Which of course means you'll be wearing this darling plaid blouse with white jeans in the spring and summer to show them off! This winter and holiday season, just toss a jacket on and keep your little secret to yourself. Don't miss the collar - face-framing and flattering.

Ohhhh this luxurious crystal poncho is a perfect layering piece to elevate any outfit. It's knit from a signature soft cashmere, and features crystalline details throughout the fabric and drapes beautifully over anything. I wanted you to see how you can wear it over a collared blouse. Just keep everything kinda loose and casual. Very luxe.

If you are going from the office to a post-work party, trade your blazer or jacket for this chic poncho! It's an instant party outfit!

Not everything has to be red, green or sparkly during the holidays. Invest in a beautiful sweater you can wear through fall and winter. This paisley one is knitted from a sumptuous cashmere-silk blend, and I have to say, paisley is one of the few patterns I think look good against the face (animal print is another, and plaid). Wear a statement necklace right at the neckline.

It may be time for an update. If your little black dress is looking tired, may I introduce you to this beauty! Soooo comfy. I'm 5'5" and it hits a little above my knees. You can always wear black tights with it during the cold months. But believe me it will look fresh this spring with sandals! Cost per wear!

Those buttons! They lend a bit of a contemporary feel to a classic. I'd call this neckline more of a high bateau than a mock because the neck is wider, and not fitted like a mock neck.