I’ve been wearing the hot pink PS1 for day and been switching between a Jimmy Choo raffia clutch that’s black, white, fuchsia and red and a Hunting Season bright yellow embossed leather clutch. Clearly, I am into colored bags. Bags, Various Designers

Favorite shoe moment from a movie: Moonstruck. When Cher unwraps all her purchases while drinking red wine in front of the fire in Brooklyn before she goes to the opera with Nicholas Cage. She tries on that velvet d’Orsay kitten heel in burgundy, wearing just a slip and goes to the mirror to try on some lipstick. Shoes, Various Designers

I’ve been sticking to lots of comfy wedges. I have one pair of stack heel sandals that are so perfect: they are nude and black, give me height but are beyond comfortable; [those] have been my go-tos. Shoes, Various Designers

N.Y.C. has Eden Rock, Bergdorf’s and Barneys as top shoe destinations. L.A. has Maxfield L.A., TENOVERSIX, American Rag. Paris, ‘gotta say, I love Galeries Lafayette for their overwhelming selection. Maria Luisa is pretty great and you can’t beat Colette for limited-edition sneakers. Shoes, Various Designers

The five things I’m awfully psyched to have around? 1) Tokyo Milk’s Honey and The Moon hand cream 2) M.A.C make-up wipes 3) Static Guard 4) Ice 5) My new vertically quilted CHANEL bag Bag, Proenza Schouler

I love Albertine General, Michele Varian, and Elizabeth Charles—all stores in N.Y.C.—for unique jewelry and gifts. I am a die-hard Alexis Bittar fan. The last couple of years, I started wearing tons of Sorrelli and their diffusion line, Mimi. Then they asked me to collaborate on a line with them so I’ve been wearing even more of it! Jewelry, Various Designers

The closets were custom built by Reform. My biggest requirement was that they look even. I didn’t want to walk in and feel like I was on a ship or something. I feel like it’s more like a black hole and things go in but don’t always come out. It’s starting to overflow again, so I have a private sale every year for friends and family. I sell clothes, shoes, bags, and accessories, all for $40 each, and whatever I make I match and donate to the Animal Medical Hospital in New York City. All, Various Designers

I have no elaborate personal beauty regimen for makeup unless I’m working. Bobbi Brown Cleansing Oil, NARS Cleansing Milk, Epicuren Propolis Toner, NARS Eye Cream, Rodin Face Oil, and EltaMD sunscreen….actually, that’s pretty elaborate. Make up-wise, I’m pretty hopeless on my own. I swear by Laura Mercier concealer, NARS Liquid Orgasm Highlighter, Korres Cream Blush, and any bright happy pink lip color I can find. -

  Jewelry, Various Designers

I’m getting away from “rules” in general. I don’t recommend massive accessories on a very petite person or very small ones on a larger person. Big bags are probably the only exception. I mean, when the Olsens stared carrying bags the size of tents they could shack up in, people listened. Jewelry, Various Designers

All-time fave beauty products are Rodin face oil and Rodial Glamtox Night oil. Anything by Intraceuticals; that company has changed my skin and my life. Signature scent is by a company called Juliette Has A Gun and I wear “Miss Charming” every day. Fave lip gloss is Smashbox’s O-Gloss, one of the best products to ever hit the market. -

  Jewelry, Various Designers

I got the mannequin on Atlantic Ave. from an antique furniture dealer. A friend knew I was looking for one and called and said he’d driven by it. It never occurs to me to dress her up aside from that pearl bib which landed on her and never left. Maybe it’s because I get sick of dressing mannequins on WNTW. Necklaces, Various Designers

When it comes to popular 'It' bags, I’m kind of a doofus. I never buy the color everyone else buys and then always wind up wondering if I should have gotten the 'It' color. But I loved this tobacco-y brown. [I] did the same thing with a Céline Phantom. Bought it in burgundy, not gray, not black. Still, it’s pretty awesomesauce-y. Pants, Trina Turk; Bag, Proenza Schouler; Clutch, Alexander McQueen; Brown Sandals, Alexandre Birman; Snakeskin Shoes, Jean-Michel Cazabat

An ex bought [the Collier de Chien] for me for a birthday one year and I wear it constantly. It’s just the right combo of edgy and classic. I’m coveting both the silver and gold versions (sans leather) now. The artwork is by a jewelry designer named Jean Paris who designed and sketched in the 50s and 60s for Cartier and Van Cleef & Arpels. One of my closest friend’s mother was friends with him and had stacks of these. One year, she gave me a few. I adore them. Belt, Hermès

Al [and I, her cat] hunker down and snuggle as much as possible. He’s been very social lately. When friends come over, he always wants to be the center of attention. It’s good to be the king, I guess. Belt, Vintage

The photographer is Kanako Sasaki. Shoes this high cannot be worn for long periods of time, even with the platform. hey are an occasion shoe, a-couple-of-hours-of cocktail-party shoe. Attempt anything more and your dogs will be barking. If I’m going to do a hooker heel, I try to balance it with something more unexpected: softer and more feminine fluffy pieces. Shoes, Giuseppe Zanotti

I found this artist on Etsy. His name is Nay and I’ve bought a lot of his work and then commissioned him to do a triptych for me. He’s wry and insightful and most of all, I like his handwriting. Bracelet, Ann Taylor; Rings, Stephen Dweck

  Jewelry, Various Designers

Prints, like accessories, should be in proportion to the person wearing them. Also, so many women fear that prints will make them look bigger. But cut always takes precedence over print in terms of flattering the body, so go ahead! Life would be so boring if all we had were solids. Print is just a great way to show off your personality and create visual interest in an outfit. The photo is called “Sad Vader” by Alex Brown and the neon and scribble drawings are by Dan Miller. Dress, Isabel Marant; Red Sandals, Camilla Skovgaard; Rust Boots, Yves Saint Laurent

My favorite dino is the Velociraptor: small but a man eater. Not that it describes me at all. If I had to choose a dinosaur spirit, I’d be a Brontosaurus, really. They’re big and slow and generally out of it…on second thought, Al is really the Brontosaurus type. I still like Velociraptors best. Shoe, CHANEL; Black Jewel Necklace, Fallon; Bib Necklace Mimi by Sorrelli

It is very hard to find the perfect red heel, especially closed toe, in my opinion. When I saw these, there was no question I had to have them. I love mixing this red color with nudes, pinks, whites. The hand sculpture was an awesome find from a store in Williamsburg called Ash. Shoes, Stella McCartney

I love [the shoes], they feel so tribal and elegant to me. It’s funny but my rule for a shoe like this goes for bags too: the less you think it goes with anything, then it goes with just about everything. The crazier the color or print of a shoe or bag, sometimes it just winds up being the cool unexpected piece in any outfit you put it with. Shoes, Alexandre Birman; Necklace, Ann Taylor

I will always and forever be a fan of the Mary Arnold toy shop on the Upper East Side. It was a block away from where I grew up and I got all my stickers and stuffed animals there as a kid. Now I love Area Kids in Brooklyn on both Court and Smith streets. Got an awesome rubber dragon from them. Bracelet, Ben Amun

I started wearing Sorrelli on What Not to Wear more and more I kept asking my stylist if I could buy the samples. And then out of the blue, I got a call from them asking if I would like to do a collaboration. I was so flattered! So I went down to Pennsylvania to meet with them and felt like I was meeting relatives I never knew I had. The Oswalds, who own the company and started it from scratch thirty years ago, are amazing people. The concept behind the collection is really all about “Transformers For Girls,” so instead of plastic cars, we went with crystal jewelry. How great is it to buy a piece, a statement piece, you can really change up to suit your mood and your outfit? Gold Cuff, J.Crew; Colored Cuffs and Necklace, Stacy London for Sorrelli

I bought the table from a dealer on 1stdibs.com; it’s from the 1930s. I’m obsessed with 1st Dibs and almost all the furniture in my house comes from various dealers on the site. I love to read Dwell even though I feel like my home is the opposite of most of their clean, tidy, minimal interiors and architecture. I do find that Dwell style so soothing to look at but so anxiety-provoking to achieve. I miss Domino. But Pinterest is the bomb.com! I’m completely consumed with Pinterest now. Shoes, Moschino

I love weapons and Ninjas and Navy Seals and secret ops and stuff like that. I have no idea why. I saw these notebooks and thought they were awesome. Jewelry, Stacy London for Sorrelli

The jacket was a gift from Dana Buchman herself. She is such a class act. Faux fur is a great option for it’s price and it’s such a good texture to add to the mix in winter. I love pairing fur with knits and leather and cargo jeans but also with super lightweight fabrics like chiffon for a fun contrast. Pink is absolutely one of those colors I just love to decorate with, rooms and myself! Jacket, Dana Buchman; Bag, Céline

Ah, the book. It has been a labor of love and I’m just relieved it’s finally [come] out! It isn’t a “how to” book as much as it is a “why we don’t” book about style. And while it’s very autobiographical, it isn’t an autobiography. It takes a look at the mindsets that get in our way to achieving our best style. I enlisted nine other women as case studies to help me illustrate what I think are some universal truths when it comes to getting in our own way when it comes to style. It’s a personal book but yes, there are oodles of better dressing tips. The flask was given to me by a professional drinker, who said I really couldn’t be a bad ass until I had a flask with my name on it. Hence, the monogrammed present. I do love a cocktail. Belt, Vintage Gucci; Watch, Toy Watch

The photograph is Kanako Sasaki. Is it gritty? I loved it the moment I saw it because that’s usually how I feel when I get home! Most people don’t like it. But I love it, so it stays put. I go to the Affordable Art Fair every season. It is by far and away my favorite place to buy art with so many wonderful dealers from around the world. But I got the Kanako Sasaki photos at Gallery 10G here in N.Y.C. White Shoes, Christian Louboutin; Nude Shoes, Stella McCartney; Bag, Valentino

I love mixing old and new, high and low, animal print and floral, you know, whatever. Style is all about the alchemy that mixing creates. Wearing one designer, or one price point, or one “concept” would be like wearing the same color every day for me. Vest, Improvd; T-Shirt, Vintage; Shoes, Alexander Wang; Bag, CHANEL

I love oversized clutches for evening. I always like ones that I can actually put stuff in. Though I’m kind of getting obsessed with box frame clutches lately. I like to have a variety of evening bags to help spice up solid color cocktails dresses. I always go for printed shoes and bags to mix with more basic clothing pieces. The artist is Nay. I loved it the moment I saw it. Who can honestly claim that love isn’t a drug? Clutch, Jimmy Choo

Big fan of Liya and what lemlem is trying to do for women in Africa. What is so wonderful about the pieces is that they fabrics are 100 per cent true to the style of the indigenous population, but the way Liya designs them they are so modern, even urban, in the way they look. That’s why I think the pieces are so timeless. Kate Moss will forever be my favorite model. Well, Christy and Linda are close behind. Abstract flower painting is by Jessica Martin. Dress, Lemlem

I swear I wish I could remember what company made the lip-gloss for me but I don’t. They did it for my old talk show, Fashionably Late. Isn’t it the best ever? I have the armadillo shoe from the McQueen exhibit. I loved that show more than I know how to say. It was such a fitting tribute for the designer he was. It had soul and beauty, passion and compassion for a very complex, genius mind. I feel lucky to have seen both the exhibit and some of his shows, to have met him and liked him so much personally.

My first inspiration was ombré. The idea of color that looks as if it is being pulled by some invisible gravitational force. It started there and morphed into this concept of switching parts as well. Favorite cocktails include: Bourbon or rye Manhattans in winter, and gin, vodka or tequila custom muddles chez London in summer. Will always love a good speakeasy - Angels Share (been going there since college), Death and Co., The Raines Law Room, Ella, and more. Shoes, Versace; Necklace, Stacy London for Sorrelli

The photo is a print from Irving Penn, which he gave to me when I left Vogue. My editor worked with him frequently and I was always propping funny things for his pictures. The image of the mannequin reminded him of his late wife and he wanted to photograph it in glass. Finding the perfect glass cloche for the size of the mannequin head proved to be very difficult and he was very grateful when I found it. The picture is probably my most prized possession. L to R. Cuffs, Mimi by Sorrelli, Dannijo, Mimi by Sorrelli

To be honest, I wore this necklace [for all of one] summer with a chambray shirt and either shorts, jeans, or casual skirts. There is something about this piece that works so much better with casual wear rather than wearing it with a cocktail dress. Rhinestones are versatile. They can punch up casual in an unexpected way. Sometimes wearing them for evening can feel antiquated…at least on an old lady like me. Shoes, Lila Castellaneta; Necklace, Ann Taylor

For the black addicts, I always say off-set it with shine or texture to keep your outfit from looking boring or worse, like you are trying to hide your shape. There is a ton of black this fall but it looks modern when you mix things like leather and silk and fur or even great knitwear. Shoes, Yves Saint Laurent

  Shoes, Miu Miu

Alexis gave me these pendants. He is a dear and long-time friend. He’s the McQueen of jewelry design to me. He is always evolving his talent. He never rests on his laurels. He finds new inspiration constantly and makes everything he does (designing jewelry, running his company) look so effortless. He started selling jewelry on the street when he was 16. He’s so humble and never takes his life and success for granted. I’m really in awe of him. Red Necklace, Lee Angel; Resin Necklaces, Alexis Bittar

I stole the sign from the promo shoot we did for the show in the 2nd or 3rd season. I love that they made traffic signs out of our rules and it was too good not to take home! It lives in my shoe closet. I built a low level wall to create a more closed-off bedroom space. I covered it in Osborne and Little’s hummingbird wallpaper—a choice I have never regretted. I get bored with things and like to change them up but this wallpaper has just remained a fave. It comes in so many gorgeous color ways too! Maybe I’ll just switch it out for another color way one day. L to R. Shoes, Miu Miu, Jean-Michel Cazabat, Miu Miu, Tabitha Simmons, Giuseppe Zanotti

  Shoes, Versace; Bag, CHANEL

  Shoes, Versace; Bag, CHANEL

  Pants, A.L.C.

  Pants, A.L.C.

  Pants, A.L.C.

  Oxfords, Margiela; Lizard Skin Shoes, Jean-Michel Cazabat; Cap-Toe Shoes, Elizabeth and James

I love this [necklace]. It’s actually very easy to wear. It does all the work for you. It dresses up a tee shirt and jeans, or a simple dress, even a sweater and trousers. The dress is Derek Lam and I wore it to host a Pink and Black gala for the American Cancer Society. I shortened it after the event to make it easier to re-wear in every day life. The scribble drawings are by Dan Miller. Necklace, Stacy London for Sorrelli

  Shoes, Versace; Bag, CHANEL

  Shoes, Versace; Bag, CHANEL

  Pants, A.L.C.

  Pants, A.L.C.

  Pants, A.L.C.