Yesterday I spent a few wonderful hours shopping the sale with a client and close friend. Here are a few more items that caught my eye. 

• Theory Gabe B Tailor Jacket: Pretty fabulous on petites. Crisp, fitted and stunning quality. You might need to size up a size. 
• Theory Adashi K Crop Jacket: The best non-black mixed media moto jacket I’ve seen all year. A very tailored fit. It almost earned a place in my wardrobe, but an ink Gabe B 2 Theory blazer which is not on sale won out. 
• Theory Tollie Wool Blend Sweater: A simple and impeccable piece ideal for boot cut trousers and heels. 
• Theory Indra Wool Pants: Ideal for a narrow hipped and slim legged figure. Finally, some length amidst a sea of cropped pants. Size up a size. 
• Theory Double Breasted Cardigan: This looks unattractive on the model, but was magical on my client. She kept it zipped up like a pullover and not a cardigan, and wore it with bootcuts and black booties, looking like a million bucks. It’s round shouldered and on trend. I nearly came home with one myself.  
• Nordstrom V-Neck Cashmere Sweater: Great on a strong shoulder line or large bust. The welt and high-low hemline structures the volume. 
• Marc Andrew Print Down Feather Jacket: This pattern is genius. It’s a digital photograph of real fur, and that’s what I call cool. Check out the close-up. Super cozy cuffs, extra tailored, side entry pockets, and blanket collar. Simple and chic for Team Casual. 
• Kate Spade Jackson Square Small Damien Crossbody Bag: Stylistically you can’t go wrong with a satchel. This one is small enough to be worn across the body. Very ladylike and available in happy colours.
• Steven Madden Kate BKate Satchel: Gorgeous in the burgundy and cinder. Comfortable both on the shoulder and clutched in the hand. 

Now is the time to stock up on chunky and warm knitwear. Remember that by the time the truly freezing weather of January and February rolls around, stores will be prepping for brand new Spring merchandise and warm knitwear pickings will be slim.