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Sure, capsule wardrobes have their appeal, and cost-per-wear metrics remain vital math, but there’s a place for fantasy and imagination in fashion, too—no matter your budget. With Window Shopping, InStyle editors curate the most show-stopping, fantastical items in the market that live rent-free in our hearts and minds. Because everyone deserves a little luxury.
Tory Burch Sequin Skirt
Tory Burch
I’ve been thinking about this sequin skirt ever since I saw Eva Chen wearing it paired with a chunky sweater during Paris Fashion Week. I love an “everyday sequin,” and this Tory Burch number does it exactly right: the bright yellow keeps it playful and daytime, while the sequins lend an extra bit of fancy, making it versatile enough to wear to the office or your next dinner party. —Sally Holmes, editor-in-chief
Mignon Faget Lozenge Link Necklace
Mignon Faget
Inspired by the ironwork of New Orleans, this silver necklace from Mignon Faget caught my eye thanks to its vacillating oval links and bearings. I love how you can style it like you would any normal necklace, but its off-kilter design keeps it from looking anything but basic. —Kevin Huynh, fashion director
Chloé Fluid Cropped Pants
Chloe
I’m a big proponent of the bloomer agenda, and this particular pair is my ultimate dream item. Sure, they’re $3000, but they’re also silk charmeuse with gorgeous lace trim. This balloon leg shape is ideal for anyone who loves the big pants little top outfit formula (guilty!), and I would bet these pantaloons will become a highly sought-after collector piece in the years to come. —Madeline Hirsch, fashion features director
Prada Navy Stitch Skirt With Belt
Prada
Prada changed my brain chemistry with this belted skirt. Ever since the brand’s spring/summer 2025 show, I have not been able to get it out of my mind. There’s something about this wacky combo that makes my brain tingle. While it comes in a few colors, navy speaks to my more adventurous side (which, for a neutral dresser, is a risk!). —Frances Solá-Santiago, fashion editor
Goop x CB2 Accent Chair
Cb2
This cozy chair has been on my mind since the Goop x CB2 collection launched. It seems like the perfect little side chair to live in my girls’ room (I know, I’m a monster for wanting white!) that can still get pulled into the living room if we need extra seating. It’s feminine without being too girly and feels like it would be just the right size for two little girls to sit on during a rousing game of Eye Spy. —S.H.
Amiri Starburst Crystal Straight Jean
Amiri
Someone recently told me that they base their entire look around their pants, and I’m now obsessed with that outfit formula. This flashy pair of Amiri jeans will certainly be the focal point of any ensemble. Call me crazy, but I feel like they’re surprisingly easy to pair anything with. —K.H.
Vivienne Westwood Monday Vest
Every year, on the first 60-degree day of spring, I get a hankering for a cute little top. This Vivienne Westwood vest is just the thing. Its lace finish satisfies the urge to shop the season, and the hourglass shape means I’ll wear it to the ground. For me, an ultra-flattering statement like this is more of a wardrobe staple than a plain white tee. Yes, really! —M.H.
Brunello Cucinelli Duo Bag
Bruello Cucinelli
I love finding a good work tote, and this one from Brunello Cucinelli really speaks to me. My fave iteration of the Duo Bag is the suede large tote, which seems roomy and stylish—a hard combo for work bags. I can see myself wearing it from the office straight to drinks or a girly brunch on weekends. —F.S.S.
Soft Goat Sweater
Soft Goat
I own this sweater in navy, and I wear it at least twice a week; I kid you not (that’s a goat joke!). I’d honestly wear it more often, but I don’t want to alarm my coworkers. It’s gorgeously chunky, warm without being sweaty, and looks very put-together shoved into a pair of trousers or tucked into high-waisted jeans. I love it so much I almost don’t want it to get too warm out. Because I wear the blue version so often (I didn’t even count weekends in the above!), I want to get it in the gray and white versions…you know, just to keep the rotation going. —S.H.
Etro Embroidered Leather Biker Jacket
Etro
I’m in my peace and love era and this bohemian, hippie-inspired jacket from Etro has been on my mind ever since I first saw it on the runway. The butch biker-style jacket is given a delicate, decadent touch thanks to floral embroidery that’s simply impossible for me to resist. —K.H.
Lucasheva Camille Leather Sandals
Lucasheva
There’s nothing like a sexy red shoe to kickstart your summer. The wonky, wavy heel makes this pair from Lucasheva worth splurging on. Plus, its relatively low heel height and black sole will make it a go-to for any season. I’m sold—just make sure to get your own pair from Moda before it goes out of stock for good. —M.H.
Aaryah Louise Band
Aaryah
My mind is wedding-pilled at the moment (I’m getting married next month), so it’s no surprise I’ve been looking at bands. Everything from Aaryah is deeply unique, but this ring is particularly special. I love the asymmetrical curve and pavé detail that’s both classic and non-traditional—my favorite kind of wedding accessory. —F.S.S.
Lucy Delius T-Bar Clip Necklace
Lucy Delius
I recently had dinner with Lucy herself, and I could not stop staring at this gorgeous chain around her neck. Thanks to the genius design, the T-Bar on this necklace can be added, removed, or swapped for a different Lucy Delius adornment, depending on the level of fancy you’re going for. It’s so simple and elegant and truly a timeless piece: the perfect investment jewelry purchase. P.S. I highly recommend sitting next to Lucy at any event: She might just let you try on all of her sparkly jewelry! —S.H.
Jacques Marie Mage Worland Sunglasses
Jacques Marie
It feels like I’m on a never-ending request to find the perfect pair of sunglasses, and these ’50s-inspired specs from Jacques Marie Mage might just be what I’ve been looking for. I love these feel both vintage and modern, and the sapphire lenses are oh-so sophisticated. —K.H.
Alexis Bittar Bunny Rose Quartz Ring
Alexis Bittar
It’s silly. It’s adorable. It’s a giant pink bunny ring, and I can’t stop thinking about it. This is not a practical purchase, but where’s the fun in that? I love that this piece is both cutesy and grand—the sort of thing you’d be just as likely to see at a downtown gallery opening as you would an uptown cocktail hour. It’s my fashion hyperfixation of the month. —M.H.
Versace Bright Crystal Patent Slingback Pumps
Versace
Donatella Versace stepped down from her post as creative director, making me re-obsessed her tenure at the brand. These shoes encapsulate everything I love about Donatella—they’re chic yet flashy and uniquely Versace. While they come in a peep-toe mule version as well, this pair screams, “Take me to the office,” and that’s just my personal style brand. —F.S.S.
High Sport Kick Pant
High Sport
High Sport’s pants are true magic. They are comfortable (like, wearing leggings-level comfortable), but legitimately look nice (we’re talking nice enough for work meetings!). I wore a pair straight from an overseas flight to a Paris Fashion Week show earlier this month—and even got compliments. I own a pair in navy, but this butter-yellow version is deliciously fun for summer. I’d go all in and pair these with the matching yellow sweater. —S.H.
Atersee Evening bag
Attersee
Atersee is the chicest, and this evening bag is the perfect example of why. Sleek, simple, and sophisticated, this little guy is big enough to hold all your essentials, but small enough to hang on your wrist all night. If I didn’t know myself better (or have toddlers), I’d get it in the dreamy cream color, but instead I have my slightly more practical eyes on the rich navy. —S.H.
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