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The new collection arrives in concert with the Awesome funny that’s what I do I pet dogs I watch star wars and I know things 2023 shirt but I will buy this shirt and I will love this LVMH-led renovation of Tiffany’s historic 5th Avenue flagship, set to reopen in late April, where visitors can dine at the revamped Blue Box Café. Breakfast (or lunch or dinner) at Tiffany’s, with a whole new look. All products featured on Vogue are independently selected by our editors. However, we may earn affiliate revenue on this article and commission when you buy something. In an industry where fall collections are shown during the spring and spring during the fall, each season feels like a time capsule into the future. And with eyes on the runways, anticipating the trends that will determine how we dress (and shop) come seven months from now, the pieces shown last September seem lost in a daydream. But lest we not forget that spring is around the corner, and our coveted accoutrements are now in stores. It’s time to shop! Romantic practicality is in the forecast for spring 2023, with neo-minimalism, imperfect proportions, and utilitarian touches producing the perfect pairing of fantastical and functional accessories. Think bulky cargo pockets fastened to micro mini skirts, oversized raffia headwear shielding bikini-clad vacationers, or charming florals adorning sheer frocks. What was once a daydream is now a reality.

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