The November Fashion Finds Our Editors Can't Stop Talking About

After the coldest Winter I can remember, you can't really blame me when I say finding a warm Winter coat is already occupying most of my shopping-related thoughts. I came across this coral topper from J.Crew ($350) and immediately fell in love. Bright, yes, but a great way to stand out in that sea of black and gray.

Yes, warm weather may be gone for a while, but I'm not ready to give up wearing dresses just yet. Paired with tights and a chic coat, I can totally wear this AllSaints shirt \dress ($268) no matter how low the temperature goes.

I may not have the stems of street style stars like Olivia Palermo, but with the help of my favorite Stuart Weitzman boots ($785), I'm going to fake it. And thanks to a flat, walkable heel, the price per wear on these babies is downright practical.

There are a lot of parties on the horizon, and I'm on the hunt for jewelry that makes a statement without going over the top. This Miansai screw cuff ($200) is bold but doesn't feel over the top.

It's around this time of year that the temptation to stay indoors and never get dressed on weekends starts to get really, really strong. I'm clearly not alone, and Ily Couture's "Pajamas, All Day" tee ($38) says what we've all been thinking. November is not a month for adventurous trends; it's a month of preservation and coziness. And we can all do that in our pj's. Who's with me?

I'm like Goldilocks when it comes to purse shopping. The right bag can't be too small or too big, it must be easy to toss over my shoulder, and it has to go with just about everything. But I've met my match in this Elizabeth and James Cynnie Mini Bucket Bag ($545) that is totally functional but still playful.

I know it sounds a little cliché, but there's just nothing like sitting by the fire in silk pj's. But because I tend to get overheated when I sleep, I want something that falls in between lingerie and actual pajamas. I know I'll wear this Mimi Holliday by Damaris Set ($229) through Winter — and long after that.

I love shoes, but it never fails that 99 percent of my collection sits in my closet while one pair gets worn day in and day out all season long. I predict these neutral snakeskin boots from Pretty Ballerinas ($261) will be the lucky winner this Winter.

There's nothing that makes me happier about nonstop cold-weather forecasts than a classic plaid scarf. So you can bet I'm buying Banana Republic's wool accessory ($50). It might even be what I'll be giving everyone come Christmas.

The perfect going-out top for November, this AYR Origami version ($225) shows off a little chest but is flowy and drapey, ideal for hiding all those yummy treats we indulge in over Thanksgiving.

It's the ultimate in Winter gear — and my wardrobe won't feel entirely complete until I have a Burberry blanket poncho ($1,395) monogrammed with my own initials à la OP, Cara D, and SJP.

I've long been a turtleneck fan, and now that they are officially coming back in style, I'll be buying them up. First on my list? This cozy oversize mohair-blend top from H&M ($70).

I'm convinced this medium-brimmed Annie Bing Bohemian Hat ($149) needed to be in my wardrobe yesterday. From sweaters and dresses to jackets and boots, it'll help transform even the simplest of outfits into a fashion-forward ensemble in two seconds flat. Why didn't I realize this sooner?

Every year I leave the purchase of my festive party dress until too late and end up having to hunt something down on my lunch break in a last-minute panic. But not this year: this Chi Chi London lace dress ($142) is at the top of my list. I'll tell everyone I picked it up in a little vintage shop and cross my fingers nobody else had the same idea.

I've been dying for a shearling vest ever since the beginning of my boho craze a few months ago. And while some girls go for darker pieces when it gets cold, this Urbancode design ($162) looks even more luxe in taupe.

My Taylor Swift obsession has now reached an all-time high: I just impulse-bought this Aldo bag ($40) after seeing her carry it a few times. It's cute, big enough to fit my commuting essentials, and the poppy-red color, while brighter than Taylor's bordeaux shade, goes with pretty much everything.

Now that & Other Stories is finally stateside — and online – this fringed sweater ($130) will be my first purchase. Is there anything cozier — or cooler — to pair with jeans? And I have a hunch stylish celebs like Kate Bosworth would approve.

November in London means rain, rain, and more rain, but I just can't bring myself to cave in to the novelty welly trend. Instead, I will be turning to a classic British heritage brand, which has finally made a rain boot that could (almost) pass for a chic ankle boot. The Hunter Original Chelsea Wellington Boot ($141) is going to come in very handy in the weeks to come.