O List: Valentine’s Day Edition by Holly Carter and Rae Ann Herman

We heart these delightful finds.

It’s that time of year again, and the air is heady with all things love. At Oprah Daily, we can’t help falling in love with love, so we’re anteing up a crush-worthy curation of goodies for gifting others—or even yourself. Of course, in true O List fashion, there’s something to suit every desire. Since hearts reign supreme, there’s everything from mugs and bakeware to sneakers, jammies, and even cheese and waffles with the beloved symbol. And because any Valentine’s Day gift list wouldn’t be complete without the traditional trifecta of jewelry, chocolate, and flowers, there are great options in those categories, too. We even have some treats to express your puppy love­—all that and much more! So read on and let the good lovin’ begin.

1 Kule The ’70s Love Tote

$198 AT KULE.COM

A tote big enough to carry a weekend’s worth of stuff is always a good thing. Add some love to it (literally!) and we’re all in. This cotton find measures 25″ by 17″ and has the brand’s signature red-and-blue taping right up top.

New Year, New Vogue Essentials: The Wardrobe Staples We’re Wearing in 2024 by Vogue Shopping Editors

The new year (and peak winter!) has arrived, which means there’s no time like the present to fully transition your wardrobe into one more suitable for the freezing temperatures, gusty winds, and wintry mixes that come with it. While everyday essentials like crisp white button-ups, great pairs of jeans, and notable knitwear, are the usual suspects in a polished winter uniform, our staples for the foreseeable future look slightly different. For 2024, we’re giving fabulous faux-fur coats, lug-sole boots, slim-fitting turtlenecks, and chic leather gloves a front row seat. 

With that being said, we could never forgo those aforementioned closet classics all together, especially since the start of a new season is often synonymous with change, whether it’s to improve personal routines, set and manifest goals, or even make a sartorial vibe shift. (Maybe you’re rethinking how to approach your style, cleaning out your closet of unworn items of the past, or looking to update and elevate your collection of wardrobe essentials altogether.)

To help, the Vogue shopping team has gathered a robust list of our favorite, most versatile pieces we consider to be foundational for any closet. Pared back but never boring, these are the wardrobe essentials our editors find themselves turning to season after season, the mainstay items, and the pieces we’re loving for 2024. And while we’ll still welcome irresistible seasonal and trend-forward pieces like statement red sweaters and sleek denim midiskirts—it’s fashion we’re obsessed with, after all!—we know those need to live alongside a capsule of staples, because every wardrobe needs a yin-yang balance. That shiny new statement item will dazzle even more when paired with, say, the perfect go-to jeans. And sometimes the item becomes a wardrobe essential itself.

Ahead is a well-curated edit that has helped craft the foundation of our wardrobes. It’s safe to say we’re wearing at least one, if not more, of the highlighted pieces daily. We’ve covered the classics—white T-shirts, crewneck sweaters, trench coats, tailored trousers, chic sneakers—and also those items that have more recently earned their spot as a wardrobe essential: ballet flats, knit maxi dresses, menswear-inspired loafers, and pairs of polished kitten heels that transition from workwear to evening wear seamlessly.

So here’s to raising the bar on stylish essentials this winter season (and beyond) and investing in the timeless, long-lasting pieces you’ll love for years to come. Below, shop a collection of closet must-haves from your friends at Vogue. Happy New Year! 

The Striped Sweater

The nautical-inspired striped sweater is a favorite among a handful of our very own editors; perhaps it’s because La Ligne’s striped knits have been perfected by two former Vogue editors. Kules’s cream-and-navy version is another cozy choice.

KULE

The Betty cashmere sweater

$298

KULE

Vogue.com

The 20 Best Camel Coats for Women Are Forever Classics by Halie LeSavage

Shop them now, wear them for years

On a Tuesday in January 2020, Meghan Markle wore an outfit including my definition of the best camel coat. A single-breasted design by Reiss, it hit at mid-calf and neatly coordinated with the chocolate-brown silk sweater and skirt she wore underneath it. It was elegant without trying too hard; it was warm enough for an outdoor engagement in winter, without the heft of a duffle or puffer coat. It was, to my mind, daytime perfection.

Markle’s exact coat is long off the market three years later, but her outfit is still my blueprint for recommending camel coats that will last. Just like her style, and the countless others appearing in celebrities’ winter outfits this year, the best camel coats come with a hint of polish and near-universal appeal. (Plus, undeniable warmth for the winter season.) Diego Abba, CEO of luxury retailer Italist, considers them one of the most versatile outerwear options to consider. “[Camel] matches any other neutral—black, white, gray—as well as staple winter colors like red, green, purple, and navy blue,” he said. With that much range, a camel coat can top a winter outfit with an ease that a printed puffer or color-blocked wool coat can’t. “In essence, it goes with everything and flatters most everyone.”

Some of the most investment-worthy camel coats by Max Mara, Anine Bing, and Stella McCartney adhere to a single- or double-breasted longline silhouette: a streamlined look that was as enviable on Meghan Markle in 2020 as it is on Katie Holmes in 2024. Then there are the modern twists, with exaggerated proportions, unexpected textures, or even hints of print. Abba recommends camel coats reinvented with everything from alpaca-mohair blends with floral motifs to knitted cardigan coats.

No matter the exact shape or texture, the best camel coats will last from season to season. Find our favorites for every winter ahead, including classic designer coats, camel puffers, and oversize leather jackets. Each coat was chosen based on expert recommendations, shopper reviews, and my own extensive testing.

BEST TEDDY CAMEL COAT

Kule The Pooh

$428 AT KULE.COM

Kule first appeared on my shopping radar for its all-around amazing striped sweaters. I was delighted to learn that it’s just as adept at outerwear, with a take on the camel teddy coat that’s as cozy as it looks. Note the elasticized cuffs on each sleeve, which feature a pop of the brand’s aforementioned stripes.

Sizes: XS–XL

Colors: Camel

Materials: Recycled polyester

26 Matching Sweatsuits to Wear At Home or On the Go by Concetta Ciarlo

Matching sweatsuits—in fact, the entire athleisure category—have come along from their early associations with being “a sign of defeat…” (For those curious about where the phrase originated from, it was Karl Lagerfeld who first said it.) Today’s coordinated sets—in fleece, terrycloth, even cashmere—are proof that casual comfort and polished style don’t have to be mutually exclusive. You have early adopters, like Gigi Hadid and Rihanna, to thank for that transition—neither are strangers to sporting head-to-toe loungewear with their favorite jewelry and designer handbags. Fashion brands (who might have previously eschewed the look) have also dipped their toes in the loungewear pool, putting out thoughtfully-designed sweatshirts and sweatpants sets that can seamlessly transition between different scenarios. 

For example, one might now wear a matching tracksuit to the airport; atop black leggings on the way to a workout studio, or with a structured winter coat and minimalist sneakers for a weekend stroll—no matter the occasion, these coordinated pieces can achieve a put-together look in a matter of minutes. 

Whether you’re a monochrome ensemble-loving minimalist or an athletic-minded maximalist, there’s a matching sweatsuit out there for you. Below, find 26 matching sweatsuits that are equal parts put-together and comfy for the new year.

KULE the oversized hoodie, $158 and KULE the women’s organic sweatpants, $118