What is cuter than having a similar (but not matchy-matchy) outfit as your little one? Giving one to your partner as a gift!  Here are two perfect options for moms and dads, who will love these gifts and and wear them with or without their little ones by their sides.

Rachelle Hruska MacPherson’s brand, Lingua Franca, was created one afternoon in Montauk, after taking a needle and thread to her cashmere sweater, hand-sewing some cool hip-hop lyrics.  Now, every fashionable New York woman can be found in these quirky cashmere sweaters. Just in time for the holidays, MacPherson is selling a few options for kids on Moda Operandi. How cute are they?

And as for Dad, I love this Pop and Tot sweatshirt from Tosan. I think the navy is equally as cute for little girls, as it is for boys. It also comes in a short-sleeved version. This is a sweatshirt any cool dad would be proud to wear.

And…you just killed two birds with one stone!  The perfect way to knock gifts off of your list.

Photos: via @RachelleHruska and @Tosan

I just recently learned about the young brand Whit through Moda Operandi’s trunkshow and was blown away by the Spring 17 line.  Designed by Whitney Pozgay, out of Brooklyn, the collection is full of airy cuts that are all perfect for warm weather (Whitney is from Arizona, so she gets it….).  And her prints are stunning, as well.  Co-designed by her husband, they nailed sophisticated and fun, which is not easy to do – especially at the same time.  I am particularly cautious with prints, but I seriously want to wear every single one in the collection.  The best part is that the line is very well priced.  Only 4 more days to shop at Moda until this trunkshow ends!

All photos via The Cut

While New York’s Spring/Summer 17 Fashion Week collections were not ground-breaking shows, there were some memorable moments and beautiful clothes presented.  Delpozo’s collection was exquisite with rounded proportions and undulating lines paired back with jaw-dropping oversized dangling earrings.  Marc Jacobs presented a high-octane show from start to finish.  He supplied energy and drama that, frankly, could have been used earlier in the week.  More honorable mentions include Rosie Assoulin and Brandon Maxwell for beautiful, wearable clothing.  I love that some of the newer designers continue to impress and make strong impressions on NYFW.

Here are some of the best pieces and my favorite collections from the week.

Feature Photo: Ryan Roche

Clockwise, from top left to right: Delpozo, Proenza Schouler, Monique L’Huillier, Brock Collection, Rosie Assoulin, J.Crew, Carolina Herrera, Oscar de la Renta via Vogue, Brandon Maxwell via Vogue, Marchesa, Monique L’Huillier via Vogue, Delpozo, Marc Jacobs

In the second edition of my Weekly Instagram Roundup, here are my favorite pictures from the week.

Feature:  @britishvogue Clockwise from left to right:  @modaoperandi @elledecor  @verandamag @abeautifulhunt @elledecor  @floretflower @housebeautiful @garypeppergirl