Accessories

Cendre Jewelry And Watches: What I'd Actually Buy

Cendre is an Australian jewelry and watch label started by a working stylist who was tired of showing up on set without the right finishing piece. I like how every piece is made to join a look, and this edit is the small shiny things I would reach for.

AIRE Sunglasses: A Shopper's Guide to the Frames

AIRE is the Sydney sunglasses label launched in 2019, easy and unisex, with shapes from clean classics to Y2K. I like that it wants sunglasses to be fun, and this edit is how I would pick a pair.

Sendero Provisions Co. Tees: What I'd Pick

Sendero Provisions Co. is a Waco, Texas label that started with a hat and now makes graphic tees, layers and accessories with a Western wink. I like clothes that feel like a place, and this edit is the pieces I would pick.

Adrienne Landau Coats: A Guide to the Best Buys

Adrienne Landau is a New York label of capes, coats and fur collars, started by a painter who liked color and texture more than restraint. I like that these pieces make a plain winter outfit look like a decision.

Stoney Clover Lane Bags and Pouches: What I'd Buy First

Stoney Clover Lane is the colorful travel-accessories label two sisters started from their bedroom floor in Palm Beach. I love that it makes organizing feel like dressing up, and this edit is what I would pack first.

Porsche Apparel: What I'd Actually Buy

Porsche is the Stuttgart name that turned racing history into a look, and this capsule puts it on tees, caps and jackets. I like it best when the references are kept small and the clothes still feel like clothes.

Breda Watches: The Watch Styles I Like

Breda is a Dallas watch label from siblings Amir and Shabeena Meghani, built on a family watch business that stretches back to India. I like how small and personal its cases are, so this edit is about watches that behave like jewelry.

An Evening Clutch Can Change the Whole Exit

Shop evening clutches by texture and shape, from satin and braided designs to embellished jacquard and box silhouettes, and choose one standout detail.

Convertible Bags

One bag, several ways to carry it, from shoulder to crossbody to backpack.

Ossa

Ossa New York was founded in 2022 by Katie Simcox, a designer who worked at Marchesa and Alexander Wang, and Sarah Crane, who came from wholesale at A.P.C., rag and bone and Theory. Their idea was a fashion take on Europe's phone chain trend: beaded cords, metal chains, freshwater pearls and gemstones that clip onto a custom clear case through a patented ball chain connection, so you can swap straps whenever you like. This edit gathers the wristlets, crossbody chains and cases that turn a phone into an accessory.

Card Holder: Slim Slots, Zip Cases and Pre-Owned Classics, All From One Forgotten Wallet

A card holder edit in three parts: slim designer cases, zip and flap styles, and pre-owned Chanel, Hermès, Goyard and Louis Vuitton. I say which one I would carry, where it fits and what to check before you buy.

Yellow Clothes: Pieces in Every Shade From Cream to Mustard

Yellow clothes come in every shade from buttery cream to deep mustard. I pulled tanks, sweatshirts and sun earrings that make a closet feel brighter.

Card Case Wallets: Slim Card Holders, Bifolds and Chain Styles

A practical guide to choosing a wallet, from slim card cases to zip and bifold styles and the small chain bags that carry your cards. I walk through pieces from Coach, Saint Laurent, Prada, Tory Burch and more, and how each one sits in a bag or a pocket.

Statement Earrings: One Strong Pair With Button-Downs

One strong earring can do more work than a whole jewelry box. This edit pairs eight statement earrings against the button-down shirts and gold necklaces that actually share the frame with them. The point is not more jewelry, it is picking the one piece that changes the outfit's balance.

Tennis Necklace Guide: Diamond, Crystal and Everyday Gold Styles

A diamond tennis necklace is a single line of stones that sits close to the collarbone, and crystal and gold-tone versions follow the same shape. I cover slim everyday styles, fine diamond pieces and lab-grown lines.

Gold Hoop Earrings Have Left the Quiet Corner

Gold hoop earrings need not stay in the quiet corner. Compare mini hoops, chunky shapes and a pavé crescent to find a proportion that feels like you.

The Woven Raffia Bag Has a Day Job

Explore woven raffia bags for everyday plans, from Coach’s straw shoulder bag to compact bucket bags and polished totes that work beyond the beach.

Gold-Filled, Vermeil, or Solid: What Jewelry Prices Actually Mean

Gold-filled, vermeil or solid: what jewelry prices actually mean. A real guide to Revolve's jewelry edit across every budget.

Chelsea Boots for Women: Lug Sole, Pull-On and Leather Pairs

A familiar ankle boot that brings a grounded finish to dresses, denim, and tailoring.

Anderson's Belts: Handmade in One Parma Factory Since 1966

Anderson's has made belts by hand in one factory in Parma, Italy since 1966, when leather worker Carlo Valenti named the company after Savile Row tailor Anderson and Sheppard. Notes on how texture and finish, more than width or buckle, separate one Anderson's belt from the next.

Poolside Dressing, Head To Toe

Poolside dressing comes down to a one-piece, a sarong, slides and sun care that work between the lounger and lunch. I go through one-pieces from Éterne, MARE PERPETUA and Left On Friday, then slides, sunglasses and sun care.

Dresses And Skirts: Editors' Picks

The dresses and skirts worth buying are chosen on construction, not on how often they appear online. These are my Lovewave picks, with notes on which are worth the money.

Hats for Bad Hair Days: Caps, Bucket Hats and Wide Brims

Hats for bad hair days run from everyday caps and golf visors to bucket hats and wide-brim statement pieces. I picked a hat for every excuse not to wash your hair.

The Mini Purse Survived Its Own Backlash

A mini purse works because it forces an edit, which is exactly what an evening bag should do. I run the phone test, then look at how the strap decides the occasion.