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Concert Outfits: Tops, Skirts and Accessories for Long Sets

Concert Outfits: Tops, Skirts and Accessories for Long Sets

Concert outfits have to look good, hold up for hours and survive a crowd. I gathered the tops, skirts, trousers, shorts and accessories that make it through a long set.

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Comfortable Shoes for Women: Why the Best Ones Start With the Foot

Comfortable Shoes for Women: Why the Best Ones Start With the Foot

This edit on comfortable shoes for women covers cushioned loafers, padded flats, low block heels, all-day ankle boots and supportive clogs. I would start with the loafer and let the rest of the closet follow.

Color Spotlight: Ballet Pink

Color Spotlight: Ballet Pink

A ballet pink edit of slip dresses, skirts, soft knits and a tote, all in pale blush shades. It is for anyone who wants pink that feels soft and grown up.

Cold Weather Dressing: What the Outer Layer Has to Do

Cold Weather Dressing: What the Outer Layer Has to Do

Cold weather dressing is the only genuinely constrained styling problem, because the outer layer is the only one most people see. Everything underneath becomes negotiable and the top layer absorbs all the pressure. That is why the category attracts so much attention.

Coats Under $150

Coats Under $150

Coats under $150 are worth taking seriously because a good outer layer can make inexpensive clothes look intentional. My rule is simple: choose the shape first, then the texture, and do not pay for decoration that will date the piece. A cropped jacket is useful when you want to c

Closet Essentials: Tees, Jeans and Jackets Worth Repeating

Closet Essentials: Tees, Jeans and Jackets Worth Repeating

Closet essentials start with a good tee, a pair of jeans and a plain jacket, which do more than any statement item. I go through tops, trousers, shoes and knitwear worth buying on repeat.

Cleobella Dresses: The Pieces Worth the Price

Cleobella Dresses: The Pieces Worth the Price

Cleobella is a family-run California label of globally inspired clothing, made by hand with artisans. I like it for dresses that look lived in, and this edit starts there.

Clea Dresses: Styles Worth Dressing Up For

Clea Dresses: Styles Worth Dressing Up For

Clea is a Melbourne dress label with a thing for tension: sharp tailoring against soft, moving fabric. I keep coming back to it because the clothes look calm and still give you something to notice.

Cinq à Sept Turns Ten, and Goes Out After Dark

Cinq à Sept Turns Ten, and Goes Out After Dark

Cinq à Sept is marking ten years with a capsule that borrows its mood from the 1970s, all crystal trims, romantic lace and high shine. It lands just as going-out clothes have become a category of their own again, and the brand's whole premise has always been the outfit that gets you from work to night.

Cin Cin Dresses: Resort Style with a Point of View

Cin Cin Dresses: Resort Style with a Point of View

Cin Cin is the Bali-based swim and resortwear label of Louise Lazarus and Geo Moriarty, built on hand-drawn prints and 1970s jet-set glamour. I would pack a little of it for any trip.

Christophe Robin Haircare: Where to Start

Christophe Robin Haircare: Where to Start

Christophe Robin is the Paris colorist whose salon formulas turned into a haircare line. I like that it starts at the scalp and works outward, so this edit is how I would build a small routine around it.

Casona Dresses: Where to Start with the Best Pieces

Casona Dresses: Where to Start with the Best Pieces

Casoná is a Madrid dress label with a very literal idea of home, built by two friends with Spanish and Venezuelan roots. I like it for clothes that look dressed up and still feel like they have a story.

Ceren Ocak Dresses: Sizing, Fit and Best Buys

Ceren Ocak Dresses: Sizing, Fit and Best Buys

Ceren Ocak is the Istanbul label built on clean cuts, sharp angles and a cool, feminine eye. I like it for clothes that make a quiet argument, and this edit is how I would wear them.

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Ceremonia Haircare: The Pieces Worth Buying

Ceremonia Haircare: The Pieces Worth Buying

Ceremonia is a New York haircare label built on the Latin American hair rituals its founder grew up with. I like that it starts at the scalp and treats styling as the last step, so that is where this edit starts too.

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Central Park West Jackets & Knitwear: What I'd Actually Buy

Central Park West Jackets & Knitwear: What I'd Actually Buy

Central Park West is a New York womenswear label that has been making everyday city clothes since 1992. I like it for the pieces with a little personality, and this edit is all jackets and knitwear.

Caudalie Skincare: Serums, Cleansers, Sunscreen and Creams

Caudalie Skincare: Serums, Cleansers, Sunscreen and Creams

A Caudalie skincare routine can run from Premier Cru The Serum to Vinosun Suncare SPF 50, with a gel cleanser and moisturizer in between. I keep the shelf short: serums and essences, daily sunscreen, then cleansers, creams and toners.

CAROLINE CONSTAS Dresses: The Pieces Worth the Price

CAROLINE CONSTAS Dresses: The Pieces Worth the Price

Caroline Constas is a New York label with Greek summers stitched into every shoulder-baring shape. I keep coming back to its light cotton, its playful color and the holiday mood it brings to a regular week.

Caraway Cookware Sets: Which Ones Are Worth It?

Caraway Cookware Sets: Which Ones Are Worth It?

Caraway is a New York cookware brand that makes pots, pans and storage in colors you do not mind leaving out. Jordan Nathan started it after a nonstick scare, and I find the whole idea oddly comforting.

Capittana Swimwear: The Bikinis to Know

Capittana Swimwear: The Bikinis to Know

Capittana is the Peruvian swim label Raffaella and Stefano Raffo started in Lima in 2014, because Raffaella wanted a bikini that did not exist yet. I love a brand that begins with a personal problem, and this one still feels handmade.

Campus Outfits: What to Wear to Class, Cute and Comfortable

Campus Outfits: What to Wear to Class, Cute and Comfortable

Campus outfits work best when comfortable comes first and cute second: hoodies, jeans, light jackets and a bag that holds a laptop. This is the school-day wardrobe I would build, from tops to knitwear.

Calle Del Mar Knitwear: Crochet Skirts and Wide-Leg Pants

Calle Del Mar Knitwear: Crochet Skirts and Wide-Leg Pants

Calle Del Mar treats knitwear as its main language, moving from open crochet to substantial cashmere without ever settling into one season. The label is showing up now because shoppers (PHIA INCLUDED) are tired of throwaway knits and want texture that looks handmade rather than mass-produced. Here are some of our favorites from the collection..

Callahan Dresses: Styles Worth Knowing

Callahan Dresses: Styles Worth Knowing

Callahan is a Los Angeles knitwear label that makes sweaters and dresses in small runs, shaped as they are knitted. I like a brand that thinks about how many it needs to make, and this edit is about the pieces I would reach for first.

California Cool Girl Brands: Relaxed Basics and Sun-Soaked Style

California Cool Girl Brands: Relaxed Basics and Sun-Soaked Style

California cool-girl brands are all about easy, laid-back style with relaxed basics and effortless silhouettes. Shop the edit to channel that sun-soaked, carefree vibe wherever you go.

By Rosie Jane Fragrance Sets: Where to Start

By Rosie Jane Fragrance Sets: Where to Start

By Rosie Jane is the Los Angeles fragrance and body care line Rosie Johnston began making for herself in her kitchen. I find it personal and unfussy, and this edit is where I would start with the sets, the sprays and the body washes.

Brunello Cucinelli: Cashmere Dyed in Color Since 1978

Brunello Cucinelli: Cashmere Dyed in Color Since 1978

Brunello Cucinelli started in 1978 by dyeing cashmere in bright colors, an idea unusual enough at the time that a yarn merchant agreed to be paid later just to see it done. That material-first thinking runs from knitwear through dresses, bottoms, outerwear and accessories.

Brixton Hats: The Styles Worth Knowing

Brixton Hats: The Styles Worth Knowing

Brixton is the hat label three friends started in an Oceanside garage in 2004, with a surf, skate and music streak. I like its caps and brims because they ask for nothing more than jeans and an ordinary day.

Brinker + Eliza Jewelry: Where to Start

Brinker + Eliza Jewelry: Where to Start

Brinker + Eliza is a mother-daughter jewelry label from Connecticut that treats more as a perfectly reasonable amount. I like it for the charms, the color and the small oddness in every necklace.

Bras, Bodysuits And Robes: What Actually Matters

Bras, Bodysuits And Robes: What Actually Matters

Bras, bodysuits and robes come down to a few things you can check from the product page. The band does the work, not the straps — everything after that is preference.