If there's one thing I've mastered, it's shopping at Nordstrom. I remember signing up for a Nordstrom credit card in college years ago—which, in hindsight, probably wasn't the smartest financial decision considering I used it to buy an $80 La Mer lip balm and a $180 Sisley face mask I couldn't afford. Nonetheless, I've been a loyal customer ever since.
One thing I've always been obsessed with is the retailer's curation—it's constantly stocking so many of my favorite brands, all in one place. Camper, Mango, Paloma Wool, Sandy Liang, Vaquera… The list goes on. With so many incredible finds to choose from, it can be overwhelming to know where to start. I've done the hard part for you, so here's everything in my cart for spring.
A white cotton skirt is about as spring as it gets.
These have become my favorite shoes for when I know I'm going to be walking a lot.
I love mock-necks.
I can see myself wearing this constantly.
Dark freshwater pearls.
East-west bags are everywhere.
G.H.Bass loafers are a must-have for me, and they'll never go out of style.
Levi's 501s have stood the test of time—proving themselves as the perfect classic jeans. I've been loving the '90s straight-leg version.
Two of my friends have these Justine Clenquet earrings, and I've been eyeing them for a while.
These are so cute.
An elevated basic.
Whether you like it or not, Tabis aren't going anywhere. I've been on the fence about them for years—never quite sure if I love or hate them—but I have to admit I've kind of been wanting a pair.
Staud has the best spring dress collection.
I love a matching set for spring.
Shushu/Tong is one of my favorite emerging designers.
I saw a woman wearing this on the train and stopped to Google Lens it because I loved it so much.
You'll wear this all the time.
These are extremely comfortable and look so put-together.
This is the beloved dream bag that I can't stop seeing all over New York City. This is an investment piece you'll have in your handbag collection for years to come.
It's always nice to have an oversize blazer as an option for a layer.
I keep seeing this Dôen dress on TikTok.
A-line maxis are essential for spring.
The athletic-shorts trend from last season will definitely be making a comeback.
Drop-waist dresses always look so chic.
Everyone should have an oversize long-sleeve shirt for spring.
Tony Bianco has been a favorite lately.
An everyday black mini.