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Sometimes a dude just needs a mitten. And when those occasions arise, he should reach for this lambskin pair from Tender Co. —erica
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This is the sort of color combination that four-year-olds dream of. And Rachel Comey makes it look vaguely reasonable. —erica
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In Character: Cruella de Vil
Word on this street is if she doesn’t scare you, no evil thing will. You know what else is frightening? CDV’s style. It’s scary good. Here, three (puppy-friendly) essentials. —erica
A big, fluffy Yves Salomon coat that could use some dalmatian lining.
Dries Van Noten gloves that match her lipstick—and her eyes when she realizes that Lucky, Rolly, Penny, Patch, and the rest of the gang are MIA.
An impressive Kathryn Bentley ring that asserts her authority over those Radcliffes.
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It’s probably safe to assume you only own plain gloves that go with everything. Well, get with the program: These (handmade!) Shepherd England ones are here to save the day/winter. —erica
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These tomato-red, soft-as-buttah suede gloves are my favorite things from Whit’s fall collection. The spaces between the fingers are accented with a mellow ballet-slipper hue. I’m telling you, red and pink. —erica
via romanorums
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A Case For…Elbow-Length Gloves
Long gloves don’t have to feel all fancy. If, like us, you sometimes forego sleeves in the winter but need to keep warm in transit—or you just want to make a bracelet-sleeve coat happen on teeth-chatteringly cold days—they can be a staple. These five pairs are more Tuesday morning commute than outting to the opera. —erica
1) Acne Daria gloves: There are slits in the palms so you can slip your fingers out for any urgent texting.
2) By Malene Birger Renus gloves: Studding this aggressive will never feel played-out.
3) Tom Scott long rib gloves: They’re black, they’re cashmere, and you will definitely cry when you leave one in the back of a cab.
4) Borba Margo long gloves: Those tassles! As if the color wasn’t amazing enough on its own.
5) Zucca floral long gloves: The printed wool makes for a matte effect that’s more grunge than prissy.
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In Character: The Wet Bandits
First off, if you’re starting a band, you might want to consider The Wet Bandits for your name—it might not have stuck for the bumbling robbers outsmarted by Kevin McCallister, but there were other factors at play there. Take, for instance, the fact that Harry and Marv were supposed to blend right in wearing garb that was, especially on Marv’s lanky frame, very grungy Louis Vuitton. —erica
A Cheap Monday coat fit for a man who makes his living by respectable means.
OAK cotton-cashmere fingerless gloves—these burglars were too dumb to be worried about leaving prints.
A Harakiri necklace, because feathers are a key component of the aesthetic.
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It’s tough to tire of Opening Ceremony’s collaborations when they keep making useful things (Tumi luggage!) look cool. The latest addition to the lineup: These special-edition Dots Gloves that allow you to text or play “Angry Birds” without freezing your hands off. —erica
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If anyone is already starting a holiday wish list—there was a Pottery Barn email about Christmas stockings in my inbox last week, so apparently the push has begun—I’d suggest putting these Rachel Comey wonders on it. I mean, the leather, the cut, the length, the mitten-ness. —erica
(Available at Bird…and they look even better in person.)
