The Nora Ephron Style Guide

Perfect for a fall stroll through Central Park with a ‘will-we-won’t-we’ friend, this oversized blazer comes in three Ephron-perfect plaids. 

A tailored but non-form fitting pant is ideal for a date with a transitional man. Or a luncheon with two girlfriends. Or to run into your ex while singing karaoke. These drapey, wide-legged pants are voluminous while still giving you a waist and are available in two shades. 

These Chonk clogs are just the thing to wear when you’re picking up a take-out order that changes your life. With a shock absorbing 1.75 inch platform and a 90s-inspired design, they’re the perfect shoes to pair with your wide-legged trousers.

Mussed hair is critical to the relatably beautiful NE main character — achieve the look with this eight-inch diffuser that will give you wave, texture, and minimal frizz. 

No one will dare call you high-maintenance when you’re wearing this thick-knit, low-key (but polished) sweater. Itch-free for those who break out in hives at the thought of wool, this cotton knit looks every bit winter despite being breathably summer.

A no-nonsense leather satchel brings together all your best fall-winter looks. Choose from a selection of interchangeable straps ($42) to make it seasonally appropriate. 

If a satchel feels a bit frumpy and you prefer a more updated silhouette, this cylindrical bag immediately adds a dash of polish to the slouchy-trouser-oversized-blazer look. Carry it as a cross body or ditch the strap and use the top handle for a New Years Eve Ready clutch.

Even if you’re not strolling through a romanticized version of a major city, when you put these mom jeans on you’ll imagine you are. With a high-waist and tapered leg, they’ll make you feel authentically 80s.

Sally Albright was a hat girl. If you really want to channel her OOTD energy, a statement hat is a must and this bowler looks like the kind of accessory she’d reach for before heading to the Met.

To run your own bookstore, you have to look professional but approachable. A cashmere turtleneck gives chic-librarian and keeps you cozy through the cold winter months. 

Cozy is the prevailing cold weather vibe in Ephron’s classic romcoms and you can’t get cozier than wrapped up in a chunky scarf. You won’t want to leave the house without this cashmere-silk blend once the first cold front moves in.