Thanks to The Cut, I've got a huge crush on Micaela Greg, an SF-based label that creates awe-inspiring knitwear, such as this origami-inspired skirt.

Sigerson Morrison's eel wedges are oh so slick -- a great take on the t-strap.

This look from Twelfth Street by Cynthia Vincent works for Fall or Spring. Pair with black tights for a holiday party, and go barelegged with sandals when the thaw comes around.

Love this plaid. The Duke Jacket by Sally Tseng features leather buttons, pockets galore, and a removable belt.

This black lace umbrella by Fulton is like lingerie for a rainy day.

Topshop's satin Waterfall jacket gives a classic blazer an unexpected twist, with an asymmetrical front and back.

Jenna Leigh makes the prettiest underthings, applying vintage details to modern silhouettes. I'm loving her midnight blue/black lace Malawi collection.

April77's Def Tank Jacket features a streamlined silhouette with a hood lined in faux-shearling to keep you cozy, and olive is a nice alternative to winter's ubiquitous black, grey, and camel.

This cozy WeSC sweater coat has such a lovely pattern. It would look great layered over a soft burnout tank, navy leggings, and boots.

Beautiful bracelets handmade by disadvantaged women in Mali and are sold in partnership with Shopbop's in-house jewelry line. Each colorful set comes with 18 bangles and all proceeds go to a center for homeless children in Senegal.

This soft, simple jacket is perfect way to start of the season.

I'm loving A.P.C.'s fall/winter accessories. This chain strap purse in orange buffalo leather creates a bright pop of color in an otherwise drab and dreary season.

I fell in love with these gorgeous blue Jeffrey Campbell lace-up booties over the weekend. Photos can't quite capture just how lovely the blue hue is. Must be seen in person!

Though coral is often considered a summer color, I've been thinking about incorporating it into my Fall/Winter wardrobe. This lovely piece from Maslodesign would pair beautifully with black.

Love the graphic print on this Maurie & Eve dress. I'd wear it with opaque black tights, as shown, with platform ankle booties and vivid red lipstick.

If it were up to me, I would spend my winters in hibernation, lazing about the apartment in a cashmere ballerina sweater, high-waisted hotpants, and legwarmers by Eres.

I love the exaggerated volume of this grey wool cape by Safe. I'd play it up with ultra skinny jeans tucked into ankle booties, and accessorize with fall's ubiquitous fingerless gloves.

My search for the perfect striped sweater ends with this sweet Obey sweater.

The fall season seems to beg for texture. Right now, I'm craving this waffle-weave cropped cardigan.

It looks like jeggings are here to stay, whether you like it or not. This Current/Elliott pair puts me firmly in the "like" camp. With a slightly rough texture and dark, clean, wash, you can hardly tell they're faking it.

I came across this strikingly beautiful coat by Cecilia Hammarsborg via Refinery29. It's called the Blue Riding Hood Coat, and I imagine it would be worn by LRRH's mischief-loving alter ego.

I love the heathered look on Clae's Russel Sneaker in charcoal wool. Perfect for fall.

Once again, the Lake & Stars manage to create breathtakingly beautiful lingerie and lend it a bit of an edge. This sheer romper may be my favorite piece of theirs yet.

These Super Classics tortoise sunnies marry a classic color with an au courant shape.

I'd like to petition to officially name this silhouette "The Hitchcock." Channel the stylish Ms. Hedren in the Tippi Coat by Steven Alan.

I'm on the hunt for an all-purpose every day (and every night) bag and Alexander Wang must've known what I was looking for when he designed this shopper. Form + function = bag bliss.

When it comes to leather jackets, I'm really into non-black hues these days. Navy, charcoal, and dark chocolate brown still pair well with most everything, but are much more interesting than plain black. This grey cowl neck style by Grai is my current favorite.

There's something so sexy about a slightly rumpled trench. This olive topper from Coming Soon makes for a perfectly disheveled look.

Potluck Paris designer Tiziana Redavid is also an architect, and her stack bracelet was inspired by the steel rings on the floor of an auto factory in Turin.

When it comes to tights, I usually swear by Wolford thigh highs, but Falke is my cold weather favorite. I love this ribbed style.

Zippered booties are everywhere lately. My favorite pair to date is this style from 12th Street by Cynthia Vincent.

This striped scarf by Chronicles of Never can create a number of different looks, depending on how many times you loop it around.

If you want the equivalent of a hug in sweater form, I suggest you seek out some premium cashmere. Chelsea sweater by Hyden Yoo, maker of impeccable button-downs.

Jeffrey Campbell is killing it this season with more covetable styles than I can count. The Marly platform gets rave reviews all around.

Buttery leather and lovely design details on this
Converse by John Varvatos Edwardian Corded Jacket.

The prospect of dusting off last fall's battered boots isn't exactly thrilling. Lucky for you, F-Troupe has some great new styles that'll bring the bounce back into your step, like this Buckle Strap Ankle Boot.

Cold weather makes it hard to look good, but an oversized collar can fun up a dull winter wardrobe. Mara Hoffman's Shawl Collar Coat keeps you warm and looking incredibly stylish.

Steven Alan's Reverse Seam Shirts are a great year-round staple, and they've got new colors to suit your Fall mood.

If I wanted to go out in shiny disco glory, I might pick this Diabless Betina Sequin Dress.

The lovely Schiap Button Skirt is perfect for stealing a scene

Apparently, Erik Hart has his and hers versions of the same plaid motorcycle jacket. I think I prefer the lady version.

The Cadison Fleece Jacket by Mike & Chris perfectly combines the cozy comfort of a sweatshirt with the tailored fit of a stylish jacket.

This slim-fitting jacket is a great starter jacket for fall and will layer nicely over tees. Vasuma Harley Jacket in grey.

This impossibly sexy Raf by Raf Simons blazer is even more gorgeous in person. It's actually navy, and looks great when layered and dressed down with jeans.

When it's time to enter hibernation mode, I know I'll just want to crawl into this lovely, cocoon-like thing and not leave until I see a sign of spring. Mason by Michelle Mason Hooded Overcoat.

Stewart + Brown's cozy yet stylish gathered hoody is the perfect topper for fall's first chill.