These have been out for a while, but if you haven’t seen/gotten one yet — we love the line of Tiffany key pendants. This one in particular seems great for the office because there is a distinct lack of bling. We’d wear it paired with another long look — a long cardigan, perhaps, with a basic tee beneath it. It’s $250 for the key and chain at Tiffany.com. Oval Key Pendant
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OK — We genuinely love this cardigan from Nordstrom’s in-house line, Classiques Entier. We love the wide, open weave on the front, and the thin ribbing on the sides; we also love that it will look just as great with jeans as it will with trousers. We’d accessorize with a long pendant necklace (perhaps one of Tiffany’s key necklaces), or perhaps a series of 2 or 3 layered necklaces — or even just simple pearls. It’s $168 at Nordstrom, in black and purple, in sizes XS to XL. Classiques Entier ‘Mouline’ Cardigan
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Incidentally: this purse (nearly 40% off) isn’t for everyone, but fans of art deco (and the L.A.M.B. line) might like…
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As we mentioned last Friday, cuff links are something well worth spending a bit of money on if you enjoy wearing shirts with French cuffs. Although you can get nice cuff links for under $50-$100 easily, sometimes it pays to go for something a bit iconic. Our choice for this Monday’s splurge? The Elsa Peretti Bean cuff links, available at Tiffany’s for $265. Simple, fluid, feminine — gorgeous. Elsa Peretti Bean cuff links
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