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The Affordable Age-Well Edit: Skincare That Works Harder

The Affordable Age-Well Edit: Skincare That Works Harder

An affordable age-well skincare routine built on evidence-supported ingredients: vitamin C, retinal, peptides, niacinamide, exfoliating acids and SPF from The Ordinary, INKEY List, CeraVe, Neutrogena and more.

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SWF Dresses: What's Worth a Closer Look

SWF Dresses: What's Worth a Closer Look

S/W/F is the Bali-born label of Australian podiatrist Desiree Deravi, all natural fibres, signature prints and softly bohemian shapes. I find it romantic without being precious, and this edit starts with the dresses.

SWEED Makeup: The Best Pieces Right Now

SWEED Makeup: The Best Pieces Right Now

SWEED is the Swedish makeup and false-lash label that Stockholm makeup artist Gabriella Elio started from a very practical problem. I trust its skin-first, light-handed point of view, and this edit covers lashes, brows and a bit of complexion.

Susana Monaco Tops: The Best Buys Right Now

Susana Monaco Tops: The Best Buys Right Now

Susana Monaco is a Manhattan label built on sculptural knits, clean lines and clothes cut around the body. I have a soft spot for a designer who grew up around a garment factory, and this edit is her tops, dresses and skirts.

superdown Dresses: Pieces Worth the Price

superdown Dresses: Pieces Worth the Price

superdown is the dress label two Cerritos fashion founders started in 2019 for a younger, louder night out. I like it for its playful side, and this edit gathers the dresses, tops, shorts and skirts I would reach for first.

Sunday Reset Uniform

Sunday Reset Uniform

Buttery knits and soft minimalist sets designed for the high-end recovery rituals of the $20-smoothie lifestyle.

Style Spotlight: Kate Moss

Style Spotlight: Kate Moss

A Kate Moss style spotlight built on slip dresses, oversized blazers, faded jeans and flat shoes. For anyone who wants that undone, nineties look without trying too hard.

Stunning Wedding Guest Dresses

Stunning Wedding Guest Dresses

Wedding guest dresses for every dress code, from garden lace midis to black tie gowns. For the guest who wants to stand out without upstaging the couple.

Studio 54 Party Pieces

Studio 54 Party Pieces

Sequin, mirror, metallic and feathered pieces for a 70s disco inspired night out. Made for dancing and for anyone who wants to sparkle.

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.

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.

Steel Magnolia: Silver, Sequin and Lurex Pieces in Cool Metals

Steel Magnolia: Silver, Sequin and Lurex Pieces in Cool Metals

Steel Magnolia is a collection of silver, sequin, leather look and lurex pieces in cool metallic tones. Start with one shiny piece and wear it with plain jeans.

Statement Accessories: Sunglasses, Jewelry and Pops of Color

Statement Accessories: Sunglasses, Jewelry and Pops of Color

Statement accessories here mix sunglasses, jewelry and pieces that give you a pop of color. I sorted the picks by price so the cheap details and the splurges are easy to find.

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ssstein Clothing: A Tokyo Label Built From Three Trouser Designs

ssstein Clothing: A Tokyo Label Built From Three Trouser Designs

ssstein clothing comes from a Tokyo label founded in 2016 by the self-taught designer Kiichiro Asakawa, built from three trouser designs. I start with a trouser, then look at the shirts.

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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.

Soft Detail: Lace Appliqués and Scalloped Edges

Soft Detail: Lace Appliqués and Scalloped Edges

Soft detail fashion means lace appliqués and scalloped edges that give basics a romantic touch. I gathered lace-trim and embroidered pieces from RIXO, Milkwhite and SWF.

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.

Skirts Under $300

Skirts Under $300

Skirts Under are useful when you want the movement of a dress without giving up the ability to change the top. I choose a skirt by the proportion it creates with the rest of the outfit, not by length alone. A mini needs a calmer shirt or jacket. A midi needs a clear shoe. A long

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.

Shorts Under $250

Shorts Under $250

Shorts under $250 are useful when they give a wardrobe more than one way to look finished. I want a mini that has a clear proportion, a matching set that can split up, a high rise that stays comfortable, or an oversized pair that makes a simple top look intentional. The Arden Fau

Shorts Under $150

Shorts Under $150

Shorts under one hundred and fifty dollars are most useful when the price makes experimentation possible without making the piece feel disposable. This category works best when you sort by proportion first: mini lengths for a sharper line, high rises for a defined waist, matching

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.

Sheer Cover-Ups and Tiny Bikinis: The Beach Blur Look

Sheer Cover-Ups and Tiny Bikinis: The Beach Blur Look

Sheer cover-ups, tiny bikinis and blurred neon accessories make up the Beach Blur look for a sun-washed day. I pulled the pieces that give that feel, from mini skorts to an oversized poplin shirt.

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.