Truly My Best Packing Yet: 5 Nights in London, 12 Versatile Pieces, Zero Regrets

It would be rude of me not to mention that the newest addition to my winter wardrobe comes with not just a matching scarf but also mittens. (Mittens!)

The silhouette delivers on drama.

This is the knit everyone's talking about.

I get so many compliments on this belt.

An excellent leather belt for under $100.

Croc effect always feels luxe.

These look way more expensive than their price tag.

The perfect amount of slouch.

These also come in black, but I wanted to give a moment to this chic navy option.

Just part of my uniform at this point.

Toteme is always so low-key cool.

The way the gum sole curls over the toe and up the heel.

This season's slight update of the wool-blend Mango blazer I bought a few seasons ago and continue to wear to death.

Extremely excited about this brushed texture and the matching skirt.

This corduroy suiting is so cool, especially with the exaggerated lapel for a little extra '70s energy.

My go-to long-sleeve tee is available in so many sizes, from 3XS to 3XL.

The perfect gray.

This neckline is chic.

The Frankie Shop really knows how to do a lapel.

Mango is a treasure trove of excellent-quality coats.

The relaxed cut feels very quiet luxury.

Nordstrom's cashmere knits come in so many styles and colorways, but this oatmeal crew-neck is flawless.

The ribbed cashmere shirt-cardigan hybrid I never knew I needed.

J.Crew just continues to thrive.

Tailored skirts are continuing to be such an It item.

Exceptional with a chunky knit and sneakers or a blazer and heels.

The belt loops are just begging to be paired with one of the above belts.

Something about the almond toe and the softly rounded heel.

Kitten heels are getting all the buzz right now.

I'm beginning to understand all the fuss about Reformation's footwear.

I purchased these Khaite jeans during the Moda Operandi sale and haven't looked back.

The twisted side seam is giving Toteme energy.

This is the perfect high waist to sit under a slightly cropped sweater.

I'm still on the slingback train. The key to packing just one pair of heels is to make sure you've tried them on with whatever length jeans and trousers you're bringing so they're the right height no matter what.

I'm appallingly late to the game with Mary Jane heels, but I think a patent-leather pair may be on the horizon.

I'm completely and unapologetically obsessed with these.

Truly, this is the exact bottom half of my outfit every time I head to the airport, Sambas included. If you're new to Vuori, yes, the price tag is definitely worth it. These pants are softer than anything you've ever experienced and totally pass as wide-leg trousers if you hide the drawstring waistband with a longer top.

For an option with a little more weight to it, these are chic and tidy thanks to the stitched seam detail. They're very worthy of wearing out and about.

I genuinely find it hard to reach for anything other than my wide-leg knit pants most mornings.