I love an oversized statement ring. Rings work well with my more minimalist mantra of referring to only one or two statement pieces at any one time. These are some of my more "baubly" options that are actually huge in scale. The detail in the two unsigned vintage pieces is incredible, and they are in pristine condition. So they’re particularly special finds. L to R: Rings, House of Lavande, Stephen Dweck, Vintage, Vintage

This shopper was a must-have. I love the rich earth tones and the mix of leather and canvas. It’s exactly what I’m in the mood to carry for spring; and, it’s large enough to justify it as a practical addition to my day-to-day wardrobe. Boots, Giuseppe Zanotti for Balmain; Bag, Céline

I love this dress. The way it drapes and folds seamlessly when you put it on is incredible; it’s the epitome of timeless elegance. I bought it in Paris last season and it’s so comfortable, I would wear it multiple times a week if I could. Dress, Givenchy

I’m obsessed with this print. Pierre does the most perfect leopard. Bag, Pierre Hardy

J’Adore…that’s my only word. Jacket, Balenciaga

This is a textured leather jewelry box by Verdura. So luxe… All, Various Designers

Bag and Belt, Fendi; Bracelets, Fenton/Fallon; Cuff, Hermès

This is a selection of the antique books on top of the bureau in my dressing room that date back to the late 18th century. Some of them were from my husband’s grandfather, who was an avid collector of first edition novels; a few of the others are auctions buys. From top left: Ring, Vintage; Ring, Vintage; Ring, Stephen Dweck; Cuff, Alexis Bittar; Ring, Vintage; Ring, Vintage; Necklace, Ippolita; Ring, Yves Saint Laurent

When I moved into my new apartment, closet (particularly accessories) space was of key importance. I dedicated a section of the wardrobe in my dressing area to jewelry and smaller accessories so I can open a drawer and see everything. I’m usually dressing in a hurry, so I like everything laid out in clear view so I can see all of the options, grab, and go! All, Various Designers

This is the dress incarnation of a classic trench coat. It’s such a chic, easy spring piece that can carry over from season to season. Dress, Derek Lam

Bracelets, Unknown Designer

I’m also obsessed with vintage costume and fine jewelry and have boxes upon boxes of pieces I’ve collected and hunted down over the years. At the moment, I’m really into vintage Van Cleef, late '60s/early '70s compressed César pieces, and early '70s signed Lanvin pieces. Jewelry, Various Designers

This costume piece looks really glam on. I usually get more comments when I wear this piece, than pieces three times as valuable. It’s a testament to the value of well-done costume jewelry. Necklace, Badgley Mischka

Rings, Various Designers

Two effortlessly chic pieces… for home and hand. Bag, Hermès

This is an unsigned Modernist Dutch pendant from the early '70s. I love the scale and graphic motif. The story behind the boy and girl figures depicted on the front of the pendant, however, remains a mystery. I like to think it’s depicting a love story. Necklace, Vintage

L to R: Necklaces, Lanvin, Vintage, CHANEL, Jen Kao, Lee Angel.

Tracy Smith, House of Lavande’s founder, is a genius at finding the chicest in the world of vintage and re-made costume jewels. Necklace, House of Lavande

Philip had "Kate" engraved on the other side of the cuff. Clutch, Kate Moss x Longchamp; Cuff, Giles & Brother

This piece is a couple of seasons old but I love the asymmetric-infusion of black -on-white leopard print and the beautiful one-shoulder silhouette. It is a graphic, timeless piece that is so quintessential Nicolas Ghesquière; I don’t think I’ll ever part with it. Top, Balenciaga

I think Eddie is one of the most innovative and inspiring costume designers out there today. I cannot get, or shoot, enough of his pieces. And, to top it off, he is one of the nicest, hardest-working young designers out there… as if anyone needs more reason to love him! Bracelet, Eddie Borgo

This watch is one of my most coveted pieces. It is the Van Cleef Cadeñas, which was a watch originally designed for the Duchess of Windsor in 1935. In a time when it was not considered polite for women to wear watches, the House designed the Cadeñas so that it read like a bracelet, but only the wearer could see the small watch dial hidden within the clasp. I love it in plain yellow gold on a gold snakechain, it has a certain timeless elegance about it that is imbued with an incredible history. Van Cleef recently announced they are stopping production on this piece, so I felt compelled to get one of my own before they were all gone. Watch, Van Cleef & Arpels

This is one of the chicest chain-link bracelets. It’s chunky enough to make a statement, but still has a sense of refinement and polish that betrays the elegant H.Stern sensibility. It’s the perfect everyday chain. Bracelet, H.Stern x Diane von Furstenberg

I’m more of a minimalist when it comes to jewelry. I usually stick to one or two statement pieces. I love to mix my fine jewelry with costume. I think when you're young, it feels fresh to mix costume pieces with your fine pieces. I always feel a little stuffy when I’m wearing too many real jewels, so it’s nice to break it up and personalize your look with costume. Jewelry, Various Designers