From an ornate, festive clutch to a classic black leather jacket with a charitable angle, five of our favorite fashion curation sites brought out great statement pieces this week.  Take a look at our top picks to kick off your November — and the soon-to-come holiday season — as stylishly as possible.

We’ll stay fashionably dressed up in this knit dress, $197, a featured item this week on Svpply.

1.  Hobbs Hills knit dress on Svpply:  This flared skirt sweater dress ($197), currently a trending item on social style site Svpply, will help you ditch the long pants yet still stay warm, straight through the winter.  We particularly like the of-the-moment cable knit detail.

Skull knuckle clutch by In’s, $115, from AHAlife.

2. Faux Croc Skull Knuckle Clutch on AHAlife:  There’s no need to bother with jewelry if you’re carrying this clutch ($115) — after all, the knuckle details double as a four-finger ring.  This glossy item should be a hit at any upcoming holiday parties.

Chain sandals from Bali, $145, on L-Atitude.

3.  Glam Rock Chain Sandals on L-Atitude: The global style site L-Atitude is already getting into resort season.  Their feeling is, why not wear something from the country you just might be visiting?  We’re fans of their chain sandals ($145) by Bali Soles, which are, of course, made in Bali.

This bracelet from BRVTVS, $112, is made in New York City and offered as a limited edition on Of a Kind.

4.  Double Angle Bracelet on Of a Kind:  Sweet and simple, this geometric, handmade bracelet ($112) from BRVTVS is featured this week on Of a Kind, in a limited run of 35.  We think it’ll pair nicely with the Hobbs Hills sweater dress shown above.

This leather jacket from Veda ($825) is among the weekly featured items on charitable fashion site Community Collection.

5.  Max Classic Jacket on Community Collection:  Each week Community Collection launches several designer mini-boutiques, from which 20% of the proceeds are given to a pre-selected charitable organization.  Though this leather jacket from Veda ($825) is a big-ticket item, keep in mind that $165 from each one purchased goes to Flying Kites Global, which helps house and educate orphans and abandoned children in Kenya.