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Stone Cold Fox Dresses: Is It Worth It?

Stone Cold Fox Dresses: Is It Worth It?

Stone Cold Fox is the Los Angeles label two childhood friends built on lace, silk and a very good vintage eye. I am looking at the dresses and tops here, and I want a bridal fitting and a party invitation to share a closet.

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Stila Makeup: The Products Worth Knowing

Stila Makeup: The Products Worth Knowing

Stila is the Los Angeles makeup label Jeanine Lobell built from a backstage artist's point of view. I like it because it feels like play with some real skill behind it, so this edit is the eye-first kit I would start with.

Sold Out NYC Tops: What to Buy First Today

Sold Out NYC Tops: What to Buy First Today

Sold Out NYC is an Australian-born, New York-based label that started with a statement T-shirt and grew into very wearable basics. I like it for tops, knits and dresses you would actually reach for twice.

Small Handbags for Women: Beaded, Sculpted and Unexpected Shapes

Small Handbags for Women: Beaded, Sculpted and Unexpected Shapes

The smallest bags are the ones getting the most attention. Beaded, sculpted and unexpected shapes are replacing the sensible tote for an evening out. This edit is a collection of small bags that work as the statement of the outfit.

Slowtide Towels: Which Ones Are Worth It?

Slowtide Towels: Which Ones Are Worth It?

Slowtide is the Costa Mesa label that treats a beach towel like a small canvas. I keep coming back to how much color it packs into things you would normally buy without a second look.

Shoulder Bags Compared: Coach, Cult Gaia, Totes and Crossbodies

Shoulder Bags Compared: Coach, Cult Gaia, Totes and Crossbodies

This bag edit puts Coach and Cult Gaia alongside a wider mix of shoulder bags, totes and crossbodies built for different parts of the day. Some pieces are made for everyday carry, others for a single occasion, and a few are meant to be worn constantly enough that the distinction stops mattering. The comparison here is about which shape earns repeat wear, not which brand wins.

Shona Joy Dresses: A Guide to Occasionwear

Shona Joy Dresses: A Guide to Occasionwear

Shona Joy is the Sydney label that grew out of hand-painted designs sold at weekend markets, and it now dresses a lot of wedding parties. I like how it makes occasion dressing feel relaxed instead of stiff.

SHEVOKE Sunglasses: Frames Worth Trying

SHEVOKE Sunglasses: Frames Worth Trying

SHEVOKE is the Sydney sunglasses label Lisa Hyde started in 2014, with one eye on the 1990s and the other on how a frame actually sits on a face. I like it for glasses that feel familiar without looking borrowed.

SHASHI Jewelry: Pieces Worth the Price

SHASHI Jewelry: Pieces Worth the Price

SHASHI is a New York jewelry label with a soft spot for color, from jewel studs to friendship bracelets. I like how it treats earrings and rings as small personal choices instead of a matching set.

Seychelles Shoes: Sizing, Fit and Best Buys

Seychelles Shoes: Sizing, Fit and Best Buys

Seychelles is the Los Angeles shoe label that makes vintage-leaning boots, mules and clogs for real days. I like shoes with a little character that still get worn on an ordinary Tuesday.

Sensi Studio Bags: Handwoven Ecuadorian Straw and Sisal

Sensi Studio Bags: Handwoven Ecuadorian Straw and Sisal

SENSI STUDIO's Ecuadorian straw and sisal bags bring handwoven resort texture to practical totes and clutches, finished with leather trim for city days.

Schutz Shoes: The Best Pieces Right Now

Schutz Shoes: The Best Pieces Right Now

Schutz is the Brazilian shoe label Alexandre Birman started in 1995, known for boots and heels with a little attitude. I like how restless it is, and this edit is how I would shop it, one silhouette at a time.

SAMSOE SAMSOE Outerwear: Where to Start

SAMSOE SAMSOE Outerwear: Where to Start

Samsøe Samsøe is the Copenhagen label that began as a jewelry shop and grew into calm, wearable everyday clothes. I like it for coats that do their job and still have a little personality.

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Sabina Musayev Dresses: A Shopper's Guide

Sabina Musayev Dresses: A Shopper's Guide

Sabina Musayev is an Israeli label whose designer grew up in a Baku family of tailors and still starts every piece with a fabric. I love clothes that carry decoration for a reason, so this edit begins with the dresses.

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Runaway The Label Dresses: Best Buys Right Now

Runaway The Label Dresses: Best Buys Right Now

Runaway The Label is the Sydney resortwear brand Premal Patel launched in 2014 after his menswear label Premonition. I think of it as a packing list for plans that keep getting better, and this edit is the dresses and separates I would pack.

ROLLA'S Jeans & Shorts: Where to Start

ROLLA'S Jeans & Shorts: Where to Start

ROLLA'S is a Melbourne denim label from two designers who spent years working for global denim names. I like its loose, vintage-minded take on jeans, and this edit covers the jeans, shorts and layers.

Ripley Rader Pants: A Shopper's Guide to Fit

Ripley Rader Pants: A Shopper's Guide to Fit

Ripley Rader is the Los Angeles label that grew out of a jumpsuit its founder made herself, and it is now best known for wide-leg pants. I like the clothes for how they move, and the sizing that is meant for everyone.

Mackage Outerwear

Mackage Outerwear

Mackage is a Canadian outerwear brand established in 1999 by Eran Elfassy and headquartered in Montreal, with Elisa Dahan joining as co-creative director in 2001. Elfassy's leather industry background shaped its early leather jackets, and the label later added wool outerwear with leather detailing. This edit gathers Gia and Elle ski suits, Madalyn down jackets, Kacela and Mai wool coats, trench coats, shearling trimmed parkas, a trapper hat and leather gloves.

Sisley Paris Skincare and Makeup

Sisley Paris Skincare and Makeup

Sisley Paris was founded in 1976 by Hubert d'Ornano and his wife Isabelle, after the success of his first cosmetics business with his father and brother. It is built on phytocosmetology, the combination of plant power and cosmetic science, and it is still family-run. This edit gathers Black Rose and Sisleÿa skincare, Phyto-Teint and Phyto-Rouge makeup, Eau de Campagne and Eau du Soir fragrance and Hair Rituel haircare, ending on the brushes and hair serums.

Colleen Allen Tailoring and Dresses

Colleen Allen Tailoring and Dresses

Colleen Allen trained in menswear, worked under Raf Simons at Calvin Klein and designed at The Row, then launched her own womenswear label in February 2024. Within two years she had a CFDA nomination, an LVMH Prize finalist spot and a front row that included Charli XCX and Greta Lee. The clothes are tailored with menswear rigour and cut with something much stranger in mind.

Janessa Leone Bags

Janessa Leone Bags

Janessa Leone bought a vintage men's dress hat in Paris, later found the original milliner's surname stitched inside was also Leone, and turned that discovery into her own Los Angeles hat line in 2013. Notes on which hat shapes hold up to daily wear and where the bags and belts fit into that idea.

Prabal Gurung Dresses: A Shopper's Guide

Prabal Gurung Dresses: A Shopper's Guide

Prabal Gurung is the New York designer who carried Kathmandu and New Delhi into sculpted, vividly colored dresses. I love his clothes for how much drama they hold with just one idea at the center.

Port de Bras Dresses: Ballet Lines and Best Buys

Port de Bras Dresses: Ballet Lines and Best Buys

Port de Bras is the ballet-minded activewear label Clarissa Egaña started in 2015, and it makes movement look soft on purpose. I like it for dresses and knits that start in a studio and carry on to lunch.

PISTOLA Jeans: Sizing, Fit and Best Buys

PISTOLA Jeans: Sizing, Fit and Best Buys

PISTOLA is the Los Angeles denim label Grace Na started in 2013 after years spent planning and buying fashion. I trust a jean more when the person behind it knows exactly what shoppers keep failing to find.

Piecework Puzzles: The Best Ones to Start With

Piecework Puzzles: The Best Ones to Start With

Piecework is the Los Angeles puzzle company that gives jigsaws an art-forward, slightly mischievous point of view. I like it because it treats a puzzle as a slow, social excuse to sit down, and this edit is where I would start.

Lisa Marie Fernandez Swimwear

Lisa Marie Fernandez Swimwear

Lisa Marie Fernandez builds a small wardrobe around structured swimwear, cover-ups, and destination separates meant to move from the beach to a real dinner. The label is having a moment now because more people want resort clothing that keeps working after the trip instead of clothes for one photograph. This edit looks at which pieces earn a place in the suitcase and which are better left for a single occasion.

Papier Planners: The Best Buys Worth Knowing

Papier Planners: The Best Buys Worth Knowing

Papier is the London paper brand Taymoor Atighetchi started in 2015 for notebooks, planners and cards you actually want to open. I like it because every cover looks chosen, and this edit sorts the shelf by habit.

Completedworks Jewelry

Completedworks Jewelry

Completedworks turns jewelry and domestic objects into small studies in tension. Anna Jewsbury’s London studio works with sculptural forms, recycled materials and a taste for the strange beauty of things that look almost familiar. The earrings are the entry point, but the vases and glassware keep the story from ending at the jewelry box.