Emma Childs

What do you buy for the person who has it all and has incredibly distinct and discerning taste? They know what they like and, perhaps more importantly, what they don't like.

Wardrobe hacks have their own unique trend cycle. They originate in niche fashion circles, typically as the brainchild of a stylist or some other tastemaker.

Jennifer Lopez is known for her style duality. One day, the star is dressed in casual basics and cashmere sweats.

For as long as writers have covered the subject of women getting dressed, fashion editors have waxed poetic about outfit finishers — Marie Claire's very own Nikki Ogunnaike included.

Powerhouse celebrity stylist Karla Welch dresses both Biebers: Justin in boxy Balenciaga suiting for the Grammys and Hailey in Saint Laurent dresses

Capes embody drama in fabric form. Superheroes wear them to save the world, and kings and queens cloak themselves in ermine fur and satin for major ceremonies and coronations.

A Gen Zer, Millennial, and Gen Xer walk into a room. They each wear an outfit distinct to their age demographic: the Zoomer wears a tiny top and

Without a loud luxury logo or branded monogram, these Italian heritage styles are some of the smartest investments.

You've heard it ad nauseam at this point, but we'll say it one more time. Today's trend cycle is operating at a breakneck speed.

As an artist with a niche talent for recreating runway and red carpet looks, Angelica Hicks knew she could DIY Zendaya's Louis Vuitton outfit from