Emily Schuman

There's a scene in Something's Gotta Give when Harry (Jack Nicholson) and Erica (Diane Keaton) run into her Hampton home to escape a rainstorm. It's been sixteen years since Something's Gotta Give was first released, but my affinity for a monochrome turtleneck hasn't waned in the least. Here are some of my favorite classic pieces I have in my closet: Oversized blazer: Anine Bing Fishbone Blazer ($279) Updated white oxford: RAILS Amara Button-Down ($139) Best everyday tee: The Great Slim Tee ($95) and Madewell Ex-Boyfriend Tee ($35) Work to happy hour cocktails Vintage-inspired jeans: AGOLDE Pinch Waist Jeans ($198) and Everlane 90s Cheeky Jean ($78) Ribbed cream sweater (the "Erica Barry," if you will): Everlane Ivory Sweater ($155) Cream denim (to complete a monochrome look): LEE Cropped Wide-Leg ($98) Leather tote bag:

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When I KonMari-ed my home late last year (and again last weekend), I was introduced to the idea of surrounding yourself with items that "spark joy" and used that as a barometer in deciding what to keep. Line & Dot Jamie Mini Dress ($92) The most similar dress I found is a splurge, but from one of my favorite brands: LOVESHACKFANCY Stacy Duster ($475) This one is a close second, at a quarter of the price: Rahi Staycation Dress ($128) A pretty pink option, at just $52: ASOS Pleated Pink Dress ($52) Ry Midi Dress ($199) P. S., Speaking of recent purchases that sparked joy,

Next, I soak a cotton round in Mario Badescu's Glycolic Acid Toner, apply it all over my face, and allow it to dry before putting on The Ordinary's Hyaluronic Acid. Over the years, I've gotten more and more into baking, and this item felt like an essential for some of the complicated recipes in my favorite cookbooks (Bestia, A Kitchen in France, Baking at Republique, Dining In). Whether I'm making bread or desserts for a dinner party, it's been such a reliable, trusty device that cuts down on mixing time and looks chic on my kitchen counter. It seems crazy to some, but having my art collection makes any new rental feel like my home, even when it's three-thousand miles away from family.