Sick of sporting the same heavy winter coat and boots? Escape the monotony of your cold-weather wardrobe by daydreaming about the looks you'll want to wear come spring. Kicky pastels, bold stripes, statement jackets, and sheer skirts make up just a few of our editors' favorite new-season looks, all featured in this month's issue. Enjoy!
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Alexander McQueen
Some serious Xena: Warrior Princess vibes.
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Saint Laurent
Proof that the '80s are back in a big way.
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Balmain
Bold stripes and bare shoulders will make you the envy of every summer wedding.
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Balenciaga
Super-bright head-to-toe color is a guaranteed way to slay the season.
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Chanel
Leave it to Karl to serve up something equal parts bohemian and streetwear-inspired.
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Dior
Maria Grazia Chiuri's debut included fencing jackets and tulle skirts.
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Coach 1941
Stuart Vevers somehow manages to give everything that "epic vintage find" vibe.
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Coach 1941
Suddenly, our favorite black leather jacket just doesn't seem to cut it anymore.
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Coach 1941
A plush fur with biker-babe vibes? Perfection.
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Dolce & Gabbana
A menswear-inspired spin on the "queen for a day" look.
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Giorgio Armani
Out-chic everyone in a plunging blazer dress.
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Gucci
Alessandro Michele continues to look at modern fashion with a historical eye—and we can't get enough.
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Lanvin
Inventive takes on the classic white pantsuit marked Bouchra Jarrar's inaugural collection.
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Louis Vuitton
A sophisticated take on streetwear (that you can totally sport at the office).
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Max Mara
A jumpsuit made for the urban jungle.
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Michael Kors
We're mod for the designer's '60s-feeling floral prints. (Sorry/had to.)
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Ralph Lauren
It's official: Ivory is the new black.
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Michael Kors
Puff sleeves give this frock a charmingly 1940s feel.
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Valentino
The maxi dress to end all maxi dresses.
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Versace
Donatella redefines the term "club kid." Count us in.
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