Let's shelve the chunky sweaters, shall we?

It was brought to my attention yesterday by a reader that even though we're very much in cool temperature territory (cheers to the few flakes that fell yesterday morning!), I have continued to recommend tops more appropriate for Spring and Summer than Fall and Winter.

And of course, she's right, because quite honestly, I don't "do" cold weather tops. Whenever I start to get a case of the chippy nippies, which is often, I just turn up the heat -- a miserably uncomfortable habit to which both my dog and work colleagues can attest.

I recognize, however, that just because every blouse/shirt/sweater I own is either 3/4-sleeved, short-sleeved, cap-sleeved or sleeveless doesn't mean every blouse/shirt/sweater you would like to own is of that same sort as well.

So, I've done my do-gooder duty and compiled for you a collection of what I consider to be office-suitable Winter tops.

Enjoy.

'Caridad' blouse by Diane von Furstenberg
($225 at dvf.com) Long-sleeve slim cashmere sweater by Karoo Mark Eisen
($69.30 at shopbop.com)Silk-cotton oxford stripe blouse by Marc by Marc Jacobs
($159.60 at shopbop.com)Cowl-neck sweater by Nola & Scout
($149 at intermixonline.com)
Jersey tunic top by Neal Sperling*
($225 at lagarconne.com)
Plaid fitted tuxedo shift by McQ
($131.50 at net-a-porter.com)Frill neck blouse by L.A.M.B.
($99 at eluxury.com)'Natasha' sweater by Myolee*
($137 at starsandinfinitedarkness.com)'Shari' turtleneck by Fashionista
($79 at bluefly.com)'Jennifer' silk blouse by Trovata
($89.90 at nordstrom.com)

'Carnaby' blouse by Sunner
($64.90 at nordstrom.com)

Ribbed cashmere-blend turtleneck by Generra
($93 at saks.com)

*your editrix's top picks