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Oprah Winfrey has a soft spot for comfortable wardrobe classics.
And this year’s “Favorite Things” list, released Fridayis predictably packed with cozy choices, including the Brochu Walker Looker layered sweater with V-neck ($388) where the media mogul lives.
“This is my favorite look: it has cuffs, a collar and a shirttail without the bulk of a blouse,” Winfrey wrote of the pre-layered piece, which mimics the look of wearing a sweater over a white button-up.
Brochu Walker
“This knitted blend of wool and cashmere will be greatly appreciated by people who want an easy way to look put together,” she added.
In addition to the camel color pictured on Oprah’s list, the style comes in a whopping 17 shades, ranging from neutral gray and navy blue to trendy cherry red.
Winfrey isn’t the only one adding the style to the cart either; According to the brand’s website, the V-neck design has been the best-selling item for a decade.
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Brochu Walker
Brochu Walker’s also got a stamp of approval from celebrity stylist Jamie Mizrahi, who works with the likes of Jennifer Lawrence and Adele and recently participated in a curation with the brand.
One of Mizrahi’s favorites? The Kate shirt ($228), which they told Page Six Style is “such an easy piece that looks so polished and put together.”
Brochu Walker
The personal editing of the wardrobe wizz also includes the sleek Saddle strap ($198) — which she told us “instantly elevates and completes any look” — and its layering-ready Hughes sweater with wrap over front ($498).
The best part? You don’t need a personal stylist on the payroll to get your hands on these star-worthy styles.
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This article was written by Hannah SouthwickCommercial writer/reporter for Page Six Style. Hannah actually spies on deals affordable celebrity-worn stylessets Hollywood’s favorite labels to the test and finds the beauty products that keep the stars on the red carpet. She consults stylists and industry professionals – including celebrities themselves – for first-hand product recommendations, trend forecasts and more. In addition to writing for Page Six since 2020, her work has been featured in USA Today and Parade.