All Editorials

Tea Tree Shampoo, and the Tingle Paul Mitchell Built a Line Around

Tea Tree Shampoo, and the Tingle Paul Mitchell Built a Line Around

Tea tree shampoo gets its tingle from an oil distilled from a tree that grows wild in only a small corner of Australia. Here is Paul Mitchell's tea tree routine, with a scalp serum and a primer from two other brands.

Read Editorial
Teeth Whitening Strips, Explained, and What Else Keeps a Smile Bright

Teeth Whitening Strips, Explained, and What Else Keeps a Smile Bright

Teeth whitening strips moved whitening out of the dentist's office in 2001, and the newest ones dissolve on your teeth. Here are Snow's strips and tools, the toothpastes and rinse I would use alongside them and the floss and brushes that finish the job.

Best Press On Nails, From a Dentist's 1954 Fix to Salon-Shaped Sets

Best Press On Nails, From a Dentist's 1954 Fix to Salon-Shaped Sets

The best press on nails now copy the shape and thickness of a salon acrylic and come off cleanly when you soak and lift them gently. Here are artist-licensed sets, salon-shaped kits and the glue, tabs, remover and oil that make them last.

Longline Leather

Longline Leather

Long leather coats, maxi skirts, dresses and tall boots in brown and black. A guide to wearing faux and real leather in one long, clean line.

Hermès Mini Kelly: The Bag Grace Kelly Held in Front of Her

Hermès Mini Kelly: The Bag Grace Kelly Held in Front of Her

This Hermès Mini Kelly edit covers pre-owned 20 cm bags, Kelly Pochettes and Kelly Cuts, 25 and 28 cm Kellys, exotic skins and vintage pieces. I would start with Sellier construction and a clear stamp, then pick the color that suits my coat.

Neutral Knit

Neutral Knit

Clean cashmere and merino crews in oat, grey, black and brown. It is for anyone building a quiet wardrobe of knits that go with everything.

Diaper Bag: How a Baby Essential Became a Designer Accessory

Diaper Bag: How a Baby Essential Became a Designer Accessory

This diaper bag edit covers backpacks, totes, crossbodies, designer baby bags and changing pads. I would pick by how you carry it first and the pockets second.

Fringe Scarf: From Loom Ends to the Blanket Scarf Boom

Fringe Scarf: From Loom Ends to the Blanket Scarf Boom

A fringe scarf is the finished end of woven cloth, and this edit covers cashmere, wool, tartan, silk and chunky knit versions. I would reach for one over a coat as soon as the mornings turn cold.

Monos Luggage: The Quiet Polycarbonate Suitcase From Vancouver

Monos Luggage: The Quiet Polycarbonate Suitcase From Vancouver

This Monos luggage edit covers carry-ons, checked suitcases, weekenders and packing cubes, plus aluminum and hard-shell cases from other brands to compare. I would pick one calm color and build the whole trip around it.

Draper James: Reese Witherspoon's Nashville Story in Gingham and Color

Draper James: Reese Witherspoon's Nashville Story in Gingham and Color

Draper James brings Reese Witherspoon's Southern point of view to dresses, gingham tops, knits, skirts and playful finishing pieces. I like a label that can pair an easy check with a bright fish earring and still feel polished.

EM Cosmetics: From Michelle Phan’s YouTube Tutorials to a New York Boutique

EM Cosmetics: From Michelle Phan’s YouTube Tutorials to a New York Boutique

EM Cosmetics traces Michelle Phan’s YouTube-to-brand story through lip color, artist-led eye makeup, sculpted brows, and soft-focus face products. I’m taking the slow route: a lip tint first, then the smallest edit that changes the face.

French makeup: Red Lips, Skin Tints, and the French Pharmacy

French makeup: Red Lips, Skin Tints, and the French Pharmacy

French makeup, from a decisive red lip and sheer complexion to soft eyes, blush, and French pharmacy skincare. I like the history as much as the lipstick, and I would keep the rest of the face spare.

Diane Keaton style: The Annie Hall Wardrobe, Made Personal

Diane Keaton style: The Annie Hall Wardrobe, Made Personal

Diane Keaton style meets long trousers, crisp shirts, tailored layers, hats and October shoes, with Annie Hall as the reference point. I’m keeping the story’s personal point of view, not dressing for a replica.

Read Editorial
Wooden Clogs: From the Swedish Workshop to the Spring Runway

Wooden Clogs: From the Swedish Workshop to the Spring Runway

Wooden clogs move from Swedish practical footwear to the suede-wrapped runway moment, with mules, boots and strapped silhouettes in the edit. I’d make the sole the outfit’s anchor and keep the rest of the line clean.

Read Editorial
Paperclip necklace: A Desk-Drawer Shape for Fall

Paperclip necklace: A Desk-Drawer Shape for Fall

Paperclip necklace picks range from fine gold chains to charm-ready, silver, and oversized links. I sort them by scale and let a familiar office shape take on a little fall polish.

Velvet jacket: From Venice's Silk Pile to the Smoking Room

Velvet jacket: From Venice's Silk Pile to the Smoking Room

Velvet jacket ideas run from tailored blazers and cropped velvet layers to bombers, long coats and matching bottoms. I follow its history from Italian silk velvet to the smoking jacket, then bring that after-hours spirit into October dressing.

Leopard coat: A Fall Neutral With a Complicated Past

Leopard coat: A Fall Neutral With a Complicated Past

Leopard coat options move from faux-fur shapes to tailored wool, long trenches, cropped jackets and printed accessories. I would build a quiet outfit around one spotted layer and let the rest stay simple.

Burgundy boots: The Color With a Work-Boot Past

Burgundy boots: The Color With a Work-Boot Past

Burgundy boots, from knee-high shapes to Western and lug-sole pairs, give October outfits a red-brown accent with room for a little hardware. I would start with the silhouette that makes sense with my usual hems, then choose the shade and finish.

Foldover pants: The Y2K Waistband Returns for Fall

Foldover pants: The Y2K Waistband Returns for Fall

Foldover pants move from Y2K-inspired yoga flares to casual joggers, wide-leg lounge styles, denim, and leggings. I’m treating the waistband as the detail that sets the silhouette and the rest of the outfit.

Drop waist skirt: The Fall Line Is Moving South

Drop waist skirt: The Fall Line Is Moving South

Drop waist skirt brings the lowered seam from midi skirts and dresses to low-slung accessories, with Fall 2026 runways pointing back to the Jazz Age. I would build the look around one clear line and let the rest stay quiet.

Funnel neck coat: The Collar With a Long Memory

Funnel neck coat: The Collar With a Long Memory

Funnel neck coat styles run from tailored wool to cropped puffers, soft knits, and sleeveless layers. I like this collar best when the rest of the outfit stays simple.

Kilt: Scotland’s Great Wrap Meets the Fall Plaid Rush

Kilt: Scotland’s Great Wrap Meets the Fall Plaid Rush

Kilt brings together tartan wraps, pleated minis, and the socks and loafers I would build around them for fall. I like the old garment’s practical history as much as the crisp hardware and proportions in this edit.

Argyle sweater: From Scottish Tartan to Varsity Prep

Argyle sweater: From Scottish Tartan to Varsity Prep

Argyle sweater edits move from classic crewnecks and buttoned cardigans to vests, polos, socks, and knit skirts. I would ground the diamonds with denim, tailored trousers, and one quiet color echo.

Silk scarf: The Square That Keeps Changing Shape

Silk scarf: The Square That Keeps Changing Shape

Silk scarf ideas, from printed squares and skinny ribbons to shawls and hair ties, with a practical knot for each size. I like an accessory that can redraw a plain shirt without asking for a whole new outfit.

Knee socks: From Schoolgirl Cue to Modern Proportions

Knee socks: From Schoolgirl Cue to Modern Proportions

Knee socks move from school-uniform references to ribbed, cable-knit, sheer, and patterned pairs in this fall edit. I like how a visible cuff can make loafers, Mary Janes, or boots feel like part of the same sentence.

Corduroy pants: The Manchester Cloth Gets a Modern Cut

Corduroy pants: The Manchester Cloth Gets a Modern Cut

Corduroy pants move from wide legs and flares to pleated trousers, with skirts and jackets in the same ribbed language. I’m looking at the cloth’s Manchester workwear past and the color turns designers are giving it now.

Brooch: The Small Pin With a Point to Make

Brooch: The Small Pin With a Point to Make

Brooch brings this edit from pearl cameos and crystal bursts to ribbon bows, flowers, and enamel animals. I like the way one small pin can give an ordinary coat a point of view.

Fur hat: Jackie Kennedy, the Ushanka, and Cold-Weather Style

Fur hat: Jackie Kennedy, the Ushanka, and Cold-Weather Style

The Fur hat edit moves from faux-fur trappers and buckets to pillbox crowns, shearling, headbands and earmuffs. I would use one plush texture as punctuation in an otherwise quiet fall outfit.