Rosalyn Bonilla The 25-year-old Sunset Park, Brooklyn, resident and employee of Parisian brand Maje pulls off a preppy French look in a variety of well-known (and stylish) brands — from her J.Crew pompom shoes and red Zara shorts to her Vince top and hip Warby Parker glasses. Her latest purchase? Two skirts from Maje, of course. Kristy Leibowitz
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It should come as no surprise that Idris Balogun is walking around in a Burberry suit — the 23-year-old London native works for the luxury British brand as its head of private clients. And yet he keeps it casual by unexpectedly pairing the threads with Adidas sneakers and a Topman hat. His next extravagance? “A Burberry cashmere coat,” he says. Kristy Leibowitz
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Stephanie Brown is getting married in a few weeks, so the 33-year-old holistic skin therapist’s spring splurge is “a pre-honeymoon trip to Key West, Fla.,” she explains. But the Brooklyn resident is already making a great seasonal style statement with her vintage Calvin Klein trench, yellow clogs, Ray-Ban sunglasses and bag made by a Guatemalan women’s collective from Nena & Co. Kristy Leibowitz
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“I don’t splurge on clothing,” says J. Vincenzo Gatto, owner of Incubator1, a marketing-consulting company. His globe-trotting ensemble includes a vintage Versace suede blazer, a scarf from Paris’ Galeries Lafayette and shoes from John Fluevog on Mulberry Street. Kristy Leibowitz
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It’s about designer and vintage pieces for 32-year-old artist Marcela Gutiérrez. The Lower East Side resident is decked out in too-cool-for-school designers: an Isa Arfen coat, J Brand jeans, Stella McCartney creeper shoes, Céline sunglasses and a Borsalino hat. Kristy Leibowitz
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Nolita resident Marnie Legrand, a window dresser at the jewelry shop Gas Bijoux, wears a statement-making yellow suit from Zara. Styled with a vintage T-shirt and Topshop animal-print shoes, it’s a perfect noncorporate work outfit. “I’m not minimalistic, as you can tell,” says the 43-year-old. Kristy Leibowitz
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Though the 63-year-old Bryan Abrams is retired, he proclaims that “having fun is my job.” It certainly shows in his colorful, head-to-toe Versace ensemble. And the Delaware resident plans to splurge on even more Versace for spring — silk shirts, to be exact. “I have so many and really don’t need another one, but anything that has some color,” he says. Kristy Leibowitz
