Accessories
Accessories

Anita Ko Jewelry: 18-Karat Gold and Diamond Hoops
Anita Ko brings a distinctly Los Angeles ease to fine jewelry, pairing diamonds and 18-karat gold with hoops, bamboo motifs and clean shapes designed for daily wear. Ko launched her namesake label in 2006 after making jewelry from a young age, building a contemporary alternative to the more formal codes she saw around her. The result is polished, personal and meant to leave the house.

Ananya Fine Jewelry: Chakra Bracelets and Colored Gemstones
Ananya makes fine jewelry around coloured gemstones, 18-karat gold and the idea that adornment can carry meaning as well as light. Founded by Ananya Malhotra, the London-based label draws on Indian jewelry traditions, Central Saint Martins training and gemological study to shape its Chakra and Scatter collections. The mood is vivid and personal, with every bracelet or ring asking to be worn as more than decoration.

Alighieri Jewelry: Rosh Mahtani's Pieces Named for Dante
Alighieri jewelry began in London in 2014, when Rosh Mahtani set out to carve one piece for each canto of Dante's Divine Comedy. I walk through the necklaces and other pieces named for Dante.

Alexandre de Paris
Alexandre de Paris was born Louis Alexandre Raimon in Saint-Tropez in 1922, trained in hairdressing from sixteen at the Antoine salon in Cannes, and became the hairdresser to Chanel, Dior, Givenchy and Yves Saint Laurent. He launched the hair-accessories line in 1971 with the Vendôme comb, made in Félix Huchard's workshop in Oyonnax.

8 Other Reasons Jewelry & Bags: Best Buys Right Now
8 Other Reasons is the jewelry and handbag label Charles Lichaa started in Australia and now leads from Los Angeles, with a playful, after-dark streak. I like accessories with a little attitude, and this edit gathers the ones I would wear most.

Understated Leather Jackets: How to Find Your Favorite
Understated Leather is the Austin label Jennifer Kassell started in 2014 by customizing secondhand leather and denim jackets. I like it because the western details feel like a person's taste, never a costume.

The Wedding Guest Edit
Dressed For Someone Else

Workout Wear: Splits59 Leggings, Sports Bras and Skorts
My workout wear and accessories live in one drawer: leggings long and cropped, sports bras and a fleece sweatshirt. Splits59 leads the edit, from a high waist rib 7/8 legging to a rib skort.

Winter Hats for Women: From Crimean Knits to Shepherd Berets
This edit covers winter hats for women, from cuffed beanies and faux fur trappers to berets, bucket hats and balaclavas. I wrote it for the days when a cold wind finds your ears, with the history of each shape and a test for every fit.

Where to Sell Designer Bags: Fast Offer, Consignment or Trade-In
Where to sell designer bags compares instant offers, consignment and trade-in credit, using pre-owned Louis Vuitton, Hermès, Goyard and Dior bags as the examples. I would pick the route by how fast I need the money and how patient I can be.

What to Wear to Pilates, and After
The best Pilates outfits fit close without digging in, so you can move freely through every exercise. These picks cover sports bras, leggings and bike shorts, warm-up layers and easy pieces for after class. Most of them work just as well for a walk or a coffee run.

Wallets for Women: From a Manhattan Loft to Your Coat Pocket
This guide to wallets for women covers zip-arounds, bifolds, card cases, wristlets and wallets in color. I started with the closure, since it decides how a wallet lives in a bag all year.

Valesque Bags: Slim Handles, Satin and Velvet Shoulder Bags
Valesque bags are built around slim handles and concealed hardware instead of visible logos, in satin, velvet and nylon. The Berlin label was founded in 2023 by Valeska Dütsch and Sophie Berianidze, and I go through its shoulder bags and totes.

Traveling in Style: Travel Cases and Carry On Bags
Travel bags are worth choosing for looks, so you can claim the best-looking one on the baggage claim carousel. I include a Kitsch travel case and two MiaMily carry on bags.

The Shoulder Bags Edit
The Shoulder Bags Edit is about finding pieces that make a wardrobe feel considered without making getting dressed complicated. This edit looks at shoulder bags, with a practical eye on shape, material, scale and the price attached to each choice. My rule is to decide what someth

The Great Knitwear: Cardigans with a Point of View
The Great is the Los Angeles label Emily Current and Meritt Elliott started in 2015, all collegiate sweats, lodge knits and western details. I love how lived-in it looks, and this edit is the cardigans, coats and little extras I would start with.

The Best of Sydney Evan: Investment Pieces to Shop Now
Shop the best of Sydney Evan. Our edit of 16 investment pieces

Supreme Beanie Sizing: Measure Your Head in Centimeters
Supreme beanie sizing comes down to head circumference, since hat sizes are measured in centimeters. I walk through how to measure, then the everyday beanies worth buying.

Sunglasses Under $500: Frames Sorted By Shape
Sunglasses under $500 are a very good place to be opinionated because the frame, not the logo, determines whether they earn daily wear. I start with the shape that balances the face, then look at the bridge, the arm width and the visual weight of the lens. Square and rectangular

Sunnylife Beach Accessories: Ready for Summer
Sunnylife is the Sydney beach label that turned Australian summer into chairs, floats and bags with a sense of humor. I like it for a day outside that has a plan, and a game, built into it.

Suki Waterhouse Height, and What She Wore
Everything worth knowing about Suki Waterhouse Height, and What She Wore is below, starting with the part that changes what you buy. Check where the waist seam sits on the model against your own proportions.

Stella McCartney Bag
How The Vegan Leather Actually Holds Up

Sneakers Under 300 Dollars: Nike Suede, Mesh and Flat Soles
Sneakers under 300 dollars should have a clear shape and earn ordinary mileage, and the Nike pairs here run from suede to mesh to flat soles. I also add style notes for wearing them.

Sneakers Under $500
Sneakers under five hundred dollars are no longer a single category, which is both useful and slightly annoying. There are running-inspired shapes, flat soles, suede uppers, mesh constructions and shoes that are really about proportion rather than performance. I shop them by the