In Taylor Swift’s latest promotional single, “Call It What You Want,” during the bridge of the song, Taylor mentions a significant necklace:

I want to wear his initial on a chain round my neck, chain round my neck
Not because he owns me, but ’cause he really knows me
Which is more than they can say

While many suspect that this song is about her current beau Joe Alwyn it was furthered confirmed by this line about her necklace. As pointed out by style blog Taylor Swift Style Taylor has been wearing the Tiffany Notes Alphabet disc charm initial necklace for the past year with the letter ‘J.’ I have an ‘A’ one which is super cute. You can get it here for $125.

Chance The Rapper loves Ralph Lauren Polo: the brand is part of his everyday wardrobe. He wore a Ralph Lauren sweater on the cover of Coloring Book and wore the same sweater during several television appearances. His also wore the Ralph Lauren Polo Bear sweater several times. Originally released in the ’90s and then apart of a special release in 2013, the sweater is available again at several retailers, including Polo, Urban Outfitters, Macy’s and Bloomingdale’s for $395.

There is also a new version of the sweater for 2017 that is a nod to the iconic scene from Singin’ In The Rain. This sweater that has a design in the front and back in available at Macy’s, Polo and Bloomingdale’s.

I think these sweaters are beyond cute and worth the investment. It also reminds me of my childhood and my little brother’s obsession with Polo. Grab this and don’t worry about wearing a sweater just to keep warm.

Chance performed at the 50th Anniversary party of the Levi’s Trucker Jacket, and has been frequently seen wearing a sherpa version of the classic trucker jacket. The jacket comes in a variety of washes, but the style that Chance has been wearing is this jacket in “Fine Line” for $128. If you want the women’s style of this jacket, a good option is this jacket in the wash “Strangeways” for $128.

These sherpa jean jackets are the same style that Jughead Jones wears on Riverdale.