The jaguar print on this faded black number is so good, and I like the sweet lip detail too.

The narrow hem here is a nice, polished touch.

This feels like an updated version of the Agnes B snap cardigan so many of us had in the 80s and 90s.

The tie dye print on this cropped hoodie is nice and graphic.

What could be more fun than a bright yellow winky face?

This floral print is so winning in black and yellow.

The striped details here are subtle but statement-y.

And here’s another tie dye option—I love the cool/spooky eyes.

A nicely streamlined deep V-neck; I also like the balloon sleeve.

This lilac-hued short-sleeved sweatshirt is so up my alley (and the color is right on trend). Here’s one in black, and here’s something cheaper.

A pleasantly unexpected  houndstooth sweatshirt

This reminds me of a piece of Fruit Stripe gum, but in a good way.

Subtle stripes that are neutral enough to go with pretty much anything.

Here’s a really good henley sweatshirt; it also comes in black, but is sold out in some sizes.

This eensy grey leopard print is fun and versatile.

This oversized hoodie would be a perfect layering piece.

A babydoll tunic that comes in several good colors.

The pleating at the shoulder of this one is a nicely feminine detail.

You can’t go too far wrong with a zebra print.

I’d wear this one with the top few snaps undone.

Here’s a floral print that really kind of resembles camo, which is cool.

I know I’ve been a proponent of wearing sweatpants as streetwear, but I must admit I’m tired of shlepping around in them, and have been craving hard pants—but hard pants that look like they’re on the softer side, like these Helmut Lang trousers, which have an appealingly military-ish vibe.

These tapered trousers from Vince have the just-right amount of stretch, and are the just-right amount of cropped too.

These high-waisted wide-leg pants come in a few good colors, but I’m keen on this slightly dark yellow.

These nice, slouchy army pants also come in this very good rust, and I’m really torn as to which one I like better. Here’s a pair that’s similar but cheaper.

These have an elastic waistband and look like they’d be as comfortable and easy to move around in as sweats, but they appear to be pretty polished too. Great pants for travel when we all start traveling again.

I just really like the green hue and roomy fit of this pair.

These slouchy Isabel Marant joggers would be just perfect for the warmer weather that will head our way eventually.

A chino with a not-too-high, not-too-low waistline.

The pleated knees on this navy pair are a cool touch.

This super-stretchy pair of pants is like if a trouser and a legging had a baby.

This skinny stretch wool trouser is not the least bit cropped, which I know will make some of you happy.

These look comfortable enough to sleep in, but are completely street-worthy as well.

A very spiff pair of cigarette pants in a nice rich olive.

These faux leather trousers have a nice high waist—for those of you who prefer such a thing.

A pair of wool cropped pants that are delightfully menswearish.

And I kind of love this heathered grey plaid pair for the same reason.

And finally: I love how the plaid print here is just barely visible.

This ask comes from my beloved former podcast partner Tally (by the way, my new partner Jenn and I have a new episode today!), who likes a button-down with a little something extra going on. I am especially enamored of this sweet heart print.

What could be fresher than a bright green floral? I also like the straight-across hem, which I’m certain isn’t the technical term for it.

A star print that’d be cute peeking out from under a blazer.

A delightfully loud shirt from Boden, of all places.

This lipstick print is just so fun and kind of 70s-ish.

This is kind of Lily Pulitzer-ish, but in a way I can really get behind.

And here commences the animal print portion of the post: this blue leopard print is nicely subtle, for a leopard print.

And here’s a really good cheetah print; here’s one that’s much cheaper.

Meanwhile, these leaping cheetahs are just so charming.

And this snakeskin print is as slinky as it is slouchy.

I love the mix of colors on this batik number.

Eensy little pineapples animate this sweet shirt.

This trippy green paisley-ish specimen is kind of cool in a retroish way.

This print kind of looks like wallpaper, but in a good way.

And this has a kind of antique-y feel.

A lively Liberty of London petunia print.

This sheer floral Isabel Marant top is marked way down.

A softly sexy floral in subdued hues.

I like the tropical details on this western shirt.

A really satisfyingly graphic zebra print from & Other Stories.

And finally: I dig the contrasting pockets on this Xirena shirt.