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Luv Lou Sunglasses: The Best Frames Right Now

Luv Lou Sunglasses: The Best Frames Right Now

Luv Lou is the Sydney sunglasses label sisters Hayley and Jayde Hall started in 2018 from a shared stash of vintage frames. I like how it treats sunglasses as part of the outfit, and this edit is where I would begin.

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Loungewear Under $150

Loungewear Under $150

Loungewear Under $150 is about clothes that make staying in feel intentional without turning the house into a costume department. The best loungewear is soft enough to live in, presentable enough for an unexpected doorbell, and simple enough that every piece can leave the sofa. I

Loro Piana Cashmere Knitwear: Sweaters, Cardigans and Coats

Loro Piana Cashmere Knitwear: Sweaters, Cardigans and Coats

Loro Piana cashmere knitwear is the clearest way to understand the house, from embroidered sweaters to cable-knit cardigans. I go through the knits, coats and accessories, where the fabric does the talking.

LOBA Dresses: Lace, Color and Best Buys

LOBA Dresses: Lace, Color and Best Buys

LOBA is the ready-to-wear label Cindy Kimberly started in 2023, all lace, corsetry and floaty skirts. I like a label that allows a dress to be romantic and a little dramatic at once.

LNA Tops: Fit Notes, Fabric and Best Buys

LNA Tops: Fit Notes, Fabric and Best Buys

LNA is the Los Angeles label that started with a very good T-shirt and kept the instinct. I like it for tops that look simple until you notice the sharp cut, the lace or the faux leather.

Lisa Says Gah Dresses and Tops: What I'd Buy First

Lisa Says Gah Dresses and Tops: What I'd Buy First

Lisa Says Gah is the San Francisco label Lisa Bühler grew from an inspiration blog into a shop of dots, stripes and sweet prints. This edit is the tops and dresses I would reach for first, because they make me smile before I know the rest of the outfit.

Liquid Satin Dressing: Fluid Satin Skirts, Dresses and Tops

Liquid Satin Dressing: Fluid Satin Skirts, Dresses and Tops

Liquid satin dressing means the heavy, fluid kind of satin, which has moved out of eveningwear and into the middle of the week. I show it as skirts, dresses and tops.

Lingerie, Robes and Pajamas

Lingerie, Robes and Pajamas

Lingerie, robes and pajamas are easiest to choose by proportion before color. I pulled sleep sets, lounge sets and a lounge dress in easy shapes.

Line & Dot Dresses: The Pieces to Know

Line & Dot Dresses: The Pieces to Know

Line & Dot is a California dress label with a soft spot for feminine shapes and small details. I like how it mixes an easy base with a print or a sharper silhouette when the day calls for it.

Charo Ruiz Dresses

Charo Ruiz Dresses

Charo Ruiz started out sewing dyed cotton trousers and t-shirts to sell from a beach stand in Ibiza in the 1970s, before formalizing the label in 1989 with the broderie anglaise and guipure lace silhouettes that still define it. The house stayed a family workshop through three decades, now run by her children Pablo and Paloma, producing everything from a base outside the island rather than chasing runway seasons. Its dresses and skirts read as a document of Ibiza's Adlib style, the 1970s movement that fused folk tailoring with hippie ease into all-white, all-cotton uniforms.

Les Vacances D'Irina: Mediterranean Holiday Dresses

Les Vacances D'Irina: Mediterranean Holiday Dresses

Les Vacances D'Irina brings Mediterranean holiday dressing into everyday life through natural fabrics, sailor inspired details, and expressive accessories. Founder Irina Moroșanu built the label around a wicker basket found in a French flea market and a wish to revive the relaxed spirit of Mediterranean summers. This edit moves from the dresses to the separates to the small pieces that carry the holiday reference.

Le Superbe Tops: The Pieces Worth the Price

Le Superbe Tops: The Pieces Worth the Price

Le Superbe is the Los Angeles label that dresses the hour the city turns from beach to dinner. I admire a brand with this much wit, and this edit is the tops, skirts and dresses I would reach for first.

Laura Lombardi Jewelry: Gold-Plated Necklaces and Earrings

Laura Lombardi Jewelry: Gold-Plated Necklaces and Earrings

Laura Lombardi launched her eponymous jewelry line in 2010 after growing up between New York and Tuscany and experimenting with the chain samples her father brought from Italy. She works with recycled brass, deadstock and found materials, letting the substance of the piece guide the design. The result is jewelry with industrial weight and an unusually clear sense of its making.

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Lanvin Dresses: Turtleneck Midis, Gowns and Draped Jersey

Lanvin Dresses: Turtleneck Midis, Gowns and Draped Jersey

Lanvin dresses range from embellished wool turtleneck midis to pleated charmeuse gowns and draped crepe-jersey styles. I start with the house's story, which began in Paris in 1889 with Jeanne Lanvin's small hat shop.

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Lake Como Packing List

Lake Como Packing List

For your next trip to the northern Italian outpost, resort to these luxe, minimalist finds from Chanel, Posse, and more.

Ladylike Dressing Without the Rules

Ladylike Dressing Without the Rules

Ladylike dressing is back, but this time it comes with flat sandals, jeans and a lot less stiffness. New designers at Chanel, Dior and Celine have all revisited the idea, pairing tweed with flip-flops and satin trousers with sweatshirts. These four outfits bring that mix of polish and ease to everyday clothes.

L'Academie Dresses: The Pieces to Know

L'Academie Dresses: The Pieces to Know

L'Academie is the Los Angeles dress and blouse label with a Parisian mood and a cool-girl creative director. I like how it dresses up without asking for a costume change.

French La Roche-Posay Sunscreen: Anthelios Picks

French La Roche-Posay Sunscreen: Anthelios Picks

La Roche-Posay sunscreen takes its name from a French spa town, and the Anthelios line is what the brand is best known for. Here are four Anthelios formulas for the face, other sunscreens with similar textures, and body oils and mists for skin below the neck.

La Ligne Sweaters: Stripes, Soft Knits, Wide-Legs and Dresses

La Ligne Sweaters: Stripes, Soft Knits, Wide-Legs and Dresses

La Ligne launched in 2016, founded by former Vogue editors Meredith Melling and Valerie Macaulay with Molly Howard, formerly of Rag & Bone. The brand began with a serious devotion to stripes, then widened the idea into polished everyday clothes with a distinctly New York ease. This edit follows that logic through soft knits, wide-leg trousers and dresses that know when to stop talking.

La Bonne Brosse: Which Brush for Which Hair Type

La Bonne Brosse: Which Brush for Which Hair Type

La Bonne Brosse makes pocket brushes in Petite, Bébé and Grande sizes, so the right one depends on your hair type. I match each brush to a hair type and say which I would buy first.

Kimberly Taylor Tops: A Shopper's Guide

Kimberly Taylor Tops: A Shopper's Guide

Kimberly Taylor is a New York label of sleek silk, satin and sharp tailoring. I like it for clothes that look finished without trying very hard, and this is my edit of the tops, trousers and blazers.

Enfants Riches Déprimés Trousers

Enfants Riches Déprimés Trousers

Enfants Riches Déprimés was founded in Los Angeles in late 2012 by artist and designer Henri Alexander Levy, right after he finished fine art studies at UCLA. It is dark, subculture-driven luxury shown in theatrical presentations, from a 2017 first for a fashion house at Christie's Paris to an AW24 show staged across nine floors of an abandoned brutalist parking garage. This edit gathers leather and denim jackets, distressed printed hoodies and tees, silver rings and leather belt bags, wool trousers and flared leather pants.

Kim Shui Jackets & Dresses: What I'd Actually Buy

Kim Shui Jackets & Dresses: What I'd Actually Buy

Kim Shui is the New York womenswear label that mixes brocade, lace and mesh with Chinese motifs and a lot of nerve. I keep thinking about the jackets and dresses, and what I would actually reach for.

Stone Island Outerwear

Stone Island Outerwear

Stone Island was founded in 1982 in Ravarino, Italy, by designer Massimo Osti, and its name comes from the Joseph Conrad novels where the words stone and island appear most often. It is Italian technical sportswear known for material research, garment dyeing and the removable compass badge on the sleeve. This edit gathers down parkas and bombers, Ghost Piece sweatshirts and cardigans, cargo trousers and jeans, and beanies and a bucket hat.

Kiki de Montparnasse: Lingerie, Swim and Robes With a Story

Kiki de Montparnasse: Lingerie, Swim and Robes With a Story

Kiki de Montparnasse launched in New York in 2005, named for Alice Prin, the sexually liberated French cabaret muse who went by Kiki in 1920s Montparnasse. My picks run from its foundation pieces through swim to the robes and shirts meant to be seen outside the bedroom.

Katie May Gowns: Which Dresses Are Worth It?

Katie May Gowns: Which Dresses Are Worth It?

Katie May is the Los Angeles label that began with one open-back wedding gown and grew into bridesmaid and evening dresses. I love a dress with a good back, so this edit is my favorite gowns from the line.

Kallmeyer: Downtown New York Shirting, Trousers and Suits

Kallmeyer: Downtown New York Shirting, Trousers and Suits

Kallmeyer has been a downtown New York institution for over a decade and only recently became an industry one. Daniella Kallmeyer, born in South Africa and trained at London College of Fashion, worked at Alexander McQueen and Proenza Schouler before launching her label in 2012 at twenty five with about seven thousand dollars. Today it is a top brand across Phia and the industry

Juju Vera Necklaces: Gold-Plated and Silver Pieces

Juju Vera Necklaces: Gold-Plated and Silver Pieces

Juju Vera was founded by Julia Ferentino and launched in 2024 after her work sourcing vintage jewelry for editorials, films and private clients. The line draws on Greco-Roman motifs, 1970s Art Deco architecture and retro cinema, with pieces hand-cast from her sketches in a New York workshop. This small edit has the feeling of a prop department with very good taste.