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KINTO Home Accessories: A Shopper's Guide

KINTO Home Accessories: A Shopper's Guide

KINTO is the Japanese tableware house from Hikone, Shiga that makes quiet, useful objects for coffee, water and the table. I like things that can stay out on the counter because they are good to look at and good to hold.

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Alexis Dresses: Which Ones Are Worth Buying?

Alexis Dresses: Which Ones Are Worth Buying?

ALEXIS is the Miami label Alexis Barbara Isaias started with her mother, Ana Barbara, after a Mediterranean summer in 2008. It is romantic, colorful occasionwear that I would happily pack for a trip.

Jaded London Tops: What I'd Actually Buy

Jaded London Tops: What I'd Actually Buy

Jaded London is the unisex London streetwear label two siblings built from graphic tees and a family clothing background. I like that it still has a rough edge, so this edit is the tops, dresses and night-out pieces I would pick first.

BY.DYLN Tops: What I'd Actually Buy First

BY.DYLN Tops: What I'd Actually Buy First

BY.DYLN is an Australian label for everyday clothes with a louder second personality. I like how a plain denim top and a viper-print dress live in the same closet, so this is where I would begin.

Naked Wardrobe Outerwear: What I'd Actually Buy

Naked Wardrobe Outerwear: What I'd Actually Buy

Naked Wardrobe is the Los Angeles label three sisters built around clothes that hold the body close and look sharp doing it. I came for the leggings and stayed for the blazers, which is not a sentence I expected to write.

Soia & Kyo Coats: A Guide to the Best Fits

Soia & Kyo Coats: A Guide to the Best Fits

Soia & Kyo is the Montréal outerwear label Ilan Elfassy started in 2004, known for clean-lined coats in leather, wool and down. I want my coat to be the quietest thing about me, and this is where I look first.

Zemeta Tops: A Guide to the Nostalgic Streetwear Edit

Zemeta Tops: A Guide to the Nostalgic Streetwear Edit

Zemeta is a New York label making dreamy, nostalgic streetwear out of Manhattan's Garment District. I have been looking at its tops, layers and pleated skirts, and I like how romantic it manages to be without going precious.

American Vintage Knitwear: The Sweaters Worth Knowing

American Vintage Knitwear: The Sweaters Worth Knowing

American Vintage is a French label from Marseille that began with a white tee and grew into colorful, easy essentials. I like that the name sounds Californian and the clothes feel like a Mediterranean weekend.

Brochu Walker Shirts: A Shopper's Guide

Brochu Walker Shirts: A Shopper's Guide

Brochu Walker is the Los Angeles label for shirts and dresses that look like they know where they are going. I like it for its quiet, lived-in sense of luxury, and this edit is where I would start.

Amber Sceats Jewelry: Sculptural Pieces to Know

Amber Sceats Jewelry: Sculptural Pieces to Know

Amber Sceats is the Sydney jewelry label that makes gold and pearls look like small sculptures. I like jewelry that changes the proportions of a plain shirt, and this edit is full of it.

Bananhot Bikinis: What I'd Actually Buy

Bananhot Bikinis: What I'd Actually Buy

Bananhot is the beach label two best friends in Israel started by altering the swimsuits they could buy. I like how sunny and a little cheeky it stays, from the first bikini to the dresses for dinner after the last swim.

Hype and Vice College Tees: What to Buy First

Hype and Vice College Tees: What to Buy First

Hype and Vice is the Los Angeles label that began with two USC students and a dorm room, making officially licensed college clothes for women. I like that it turns team spirit into something I would actually put on.

Denimist Jeans: Sizing, Fit and Best Buys

Denimist Jeans: Sizing, Fit and Best Buys

Denimist is the New York label that reworks American denim classics with vintage washes and a little hand-distressing. I wear my jeans hard, so a brand that likes them worn in already has my attention.

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VERAFIED Handbags: The Pieces Worth the Price

VERAFIED Handbags: The Pieces Worth the Price

VERAFIED is the New York handbag label Vera C. Wang started in 2020, built on sculptural shapes and a refusal to rush. I like bags that have a reason for every curve, and these do.

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ALIGNE Knitwear: What to Buy for a Modern Wardrobe

ALIGNE Knitwear: What to Buy for a Modern Wardrobe

ALIGNE is a London womenswear label with a soft spot for a shaped waist and a good blazer. I like how sure of its proportions it is, and this edit is about wearing it in knits, jackets, trousers and tops.

Rebecca Minkoff Bags: Which Styles Are Worth It?

Rebecca Minkoff Bags: Which Styles Are Worth It?

Rebecca Minkoff is the New York label that grew out of one bag designed for the morning after. I keep coming back to how practical her shapes are, with just enough downtown edge to make them mine.

LAPCOS Skincare: The Best Picks Right Now

LAPCOS Skincare: The Best Picks Right Now

LAPCOS is a family-run Korean skincare label with a home in Los Angeles, best known for sheet masks. I like how it makes a small ritual feel deliberate, and this edit is where I would start.

All My Love Tops and Pants: Where to Start

All My Love Tops and Pants: Where to Start

All My Love is a Los Angeles label for tops and pants, started by Georgie Dorfman when she began designing clothes for herself. I like its easy, self-loving point of view, and this edit is how I would start wearing it.

John & Jenn by Line Knitwear: What to Buy First

John & Jenn by Line Knitwear: What to Buy First

John & Jenn by Line is the Toronto knitwear label with a taste for texture, saturated color and one small surprise in the shape. I would rather own one sweater I reach for than five I admire.

Vacation Sunscreen: What I'd Actually Buy

Vacation Sunscreen: What I'd Actually Buy

Vacation is the Miami sunscreen brand that makes sun care feel like a poolside afternoon in a retro summer. I like how seriously it takes the fun, and this edit is the lotions, oils and little extras I would pack first.

GIGI C Swimwear: The Pieces Worth the Price

GIGI C Swimwear: The Pieces Worth the Price

GIGI C is a Los Angeles swimwear label started by Gigi Caruso and her mother Tina, with sporty shapes and a sharp architectural edge. I like it because the suits begin with movement, not a mood board.

florabella Bags: A Shopper's Guide to Best Buys

florabella Bags: A Shopper's Guide to Best Buys

florabella is the Dallas resort label of raffia bags, wide-brim hats and cover-ups, started in 1998 and named for a woman who loved fashion and travel. I love a brand that packs a whole vacation into three accessories.

Solaris Laboratories NY Beauty Devices: What Works

Solaris Laboratories NY Beauty Devices: What Works

Solaris Laboratories NY is the New York label that turns LED, microcurrent and scalp tools into a bathroom ritual. I am drawn to a brand that treats a beauty device as something you actually want to repeat.

AG Jeans: Fit Notes on the Best Straight and Wide Legs

AG Jeans: Fit Notes on the Best Straight and Wide Legs

AG Jeans is the Los Angeles denim label that grew out of a partnership between a designer and a jeans maker. I like it for the straight and wide legs, which are cut by people who clearly care how a pair sits.

Cendre Jewelry And Watches: What I'd Actually Buy

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.

BUMPSUIT Maternity Dresses: Best Picks for Every Stage

BUMPSUIT Maternity Dresses: Best Picks for Every Stage

BUMPSUIT is the maternity label Nicole Trunfio started in Texas in 2020, built on a stretchy one-piece she needed for herself. I like how it treats pregnancy dressing as ordinary dressing that carries on afterward.

HOMMEgirls Shirts: A Fresh Take on Menswear

HOMMEgirls Shirts: A Fresh Take on Menswear

HOMMEgirls is Thakoon Panichgul's menswear-for-women label, born as a magazine in New York in 2019 and now a rack of shirts. I like a brand that starts with an editor's eye and a little tomboy confidence.

With Jean Tops and Skirts: What I'd Actually Buy

With Jean Tops and Skirts: What I'd Actually Buy

With Jéan is a wardrobe of lace, satin and easy separates started by two best friends in 2017. I like a label that begins with one very specific question, and I picked out the tops and skirts I would reach for.