Weather Vain: Detroit, Michigan - 72 and Partly Cloudy

There’s some coolness happening in Detroit right now, and a downright lovely day like this one is the perfect time to explore it. Here’s what to wear to get down with The D. —erica
Clockwise from top left:
+ An M.Patmos silk tee cool enough for Corktown.
+ A warm-hued Annie Costello Brown cuff that will look appropriate next to a scotch Crimson Dynamo cocktail at Sugar House.
+ The sort of jumbo Steven Alan tote ready for a camera and some time at the Motown Museum.
+ Elizabeth and James flats—kick ‘em off and tuck into bed at the way-cool inn Honor & Folly.
+ Tiny studded Tom Binns hoops that feel very Rock City.
+ A Haute Hippie blazer that dresses things right up for dinner at John D.
+ White MiH jeans—because the weather’s totally asking for ‘em.
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Weather Vain: Park City, Utah - 37 and Partly Cloudy
If you’re in Park City today…well, LUCKY YOU. Embrace the fact that it’s not nearly as cold as it could be—and tell JGL I say, “Heeeeeeeeeeeey.” —erica

Clockwise from top left:
+ A silky Equipment shirt that adds polish to pretty much anything.
+ The sort of Hope boots itching for apres-ski (or -screening) action.
+ Ready for swag? This Love Mert tote is.
+ Lila Rice studs you can absolutely pass out in after a late night.
+ Ah, Isabel Marant does vaguely-Western so well.
+ Boy. by Band of Outsiders pants you can shove into boots easy-peasy—key.
+ Slip on this Kelly Weastler ring, and you’re read for dinner at Talisker.
+ …And add this Acne leather vest to make your way to Sky Lodge for drinks.
+ Collina Strada’s solution to keeping your room key—and chapstick—close-at-hand.
+ A crazy-cozy, chill-preventing layer from Maiami.
+ A gem-print scarf from We Are Owls—in case the theater’s chilly during Kill Your Darlings, A.C.O.D., or Very Good Girls.
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Of a Kind
What’s this? Oh, just your run-of-the-mill eel-skin tote from Sophie Hulme. Damn, girl. Now pair it with a boxy camel coat, and you have a full-blown Streetpeeper look on your hands. —erica
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Weather Vain: Palm Springs, California - 88 and Clear
Palm Springs is the best spring getaway—you heard it here first. Or maybe you didn’t. But point is: Here’s what I wish I was wearing now in the city I’ll be invading in T-Minus 12 hours. —erica

Clockwise from top left:
+ The print on tote that Lina Rennell made Of a Kind would make all the Knoll-trolling gays jelly.
+ Mymu has the chic espadrille thing down pat.
+ It’s legit hot—if this featherweight Lemlem situation isn’t cool enough, grab a date shake from Palm Springs Fudge & Chocolates.
+ These Karen Walker shades are about as retro-cool as the just-opened Saguara Hotel.
+ This Bande Des Quatres ring is as boxy—and stunning—as the Kaufmann House.
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Next Level: Souped-Up Totes

If you don’t have the luxury of a car’s backseat to store your gym gear, reading materials, and shoe changes, a tote is (sad to say) your next best thing. Instead of carrying around the mucked-up freebies lying all over your apartment, invest in a bag that actually adds to your look, like these four winners. —erica
LEVEL I: Simple and clean, this apricot leather creation could be Céline but is actually Baggu.
LEVEL II: The top of this Chester Wallace bag folds over so you can sling that red strap across your body and carry the thing like a messenger if you so desire.
LEVEL III: With its black leather handles and graphic, hand-dyed design, the tote Cook & Gates made just for Of a Kind adds legit oomph to any get-up.
LEVEL IV: If you worry about losing track of your stuff in a bottomless pit of a bag, this appealingly loud version from Thomas IV is like a 2-for-1: The black leather pocket is like a tote all its own.
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Of a Kind
Some days—like this one, for example—it blows our minds how many amazingly creative and talented people we know. Like, heads exploding. One such gal: the Elizabeth Spiridakis, a.k.a. White Lightning. She has about three dozen awesome things up her (madcap, crazy-colored) sleeve at any given moment, and, very recently, she designed us these killer totes. If you’re in NYC, come by our Warby Parker yurt (45 Grand Street, 12-8p until Jan. 8), tell us you saw this, and score one for free. Yes, you totes have a lot of totes, but you could always use more. We know. —erica
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Weather Vain: Madison, Wisconsin - 37 with a Chance of Snow
Fall in the Midwest—it’s a thing. But it looks like the fine folks of Madison, Wisconsin, better start warming up their cider because it’s starting to get legit cold. I mean, not too freezing to hit the farmers’ market on the Square for cheese curds or to power through the fourth quarter of a Badgers game, BUT STILL. Here, the ideal look for a day like today. —erica

Clockwise from top left:
+ A fur-trimmed parka from L’Agence appropriate for just about every occasion.
+ A Rag & Bone sweater dress—to be worn with two pairs of tights.
+ A Pallie Jones tote substantial enough for a University Book Store or BOP haul.
+ An appropriately unfussy Folk hat. How charming is that pompom?
+ No. 6 boots with enough traction so you don’t slip and bite it on State Street.
This is a regular feature! Head this way for more location-based outfit ideas.
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Of a Kind
Are we meant to feel happy or sad for the tan dot on this Hansel from Basel tote? Because I’m really torn. —erica
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Of a Kind
Is it shameful to admit that I dress differently when I’m in L.A.? Well, I do. SO THERE. This is what I’d be rocking if I was on the left coast, possibly making my way to Palm Springs for a long, lazy weekend. —erica
+ Adam maxi
+ Rag & Bone tank
+ Erin Considine necklace (that she made for Of a Kind!)
+ Marais USA slingbacks
+ Makr tote
Hey! It’s L.A. month around here. Right this way for the rest of our coverage.
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Of a Kind
The grommets on this linen Fabric & Handle tote are actually snaps—meaning you can adjust the length of the straps. Somebody was wearing his thinking cap. —erica