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Lounge Sets and Soft Separates for Travel Days

Lounge Sets and Soft Separates for Travel Days

A matching knit set is the most comfortable way to travel while still looking put together. This edit includes a cashmere set, hoodies and sweatshirts, soft track pants and a few airport essentials. Each piece also works on its own, so everything earns its space in a suitcase.

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Loretta Caponi Dresses: Florentine Embroidery and Lace

Loretta Caponi Dresses: Florentine Embroidery and Lace

Loretta Caponi brings Florentine embroidery into dresses, separates and evening pieces that feel closer to heirlooms than seasonal merchandise. Loretta opened her first atelier in Borgo Ognissanti in 1967 after learning embroidery as a child, and her early nightgowns made smocking and vivid prints feel daring rather than quaint. Today the house still treats lace, cotton, silk and handwork as the main event, with silhouettes that let the detail stay visible.

Winter Sneakers: What Bob Gore's 1969 Stretch Did for Your Wet Commute

Winter Sneakers: What Bob Gore's 1969 Stretch Did for Your Wet Commute

This winter sneakers edit covers waterproof pairs, dark suede, trail soles, shearling-lined high tops and sneaker boots for cold and wet days. I explain how the membrane works and how to care for suede, so you know what to look for.

Loren Stewart Jewelry: Gold Safety Pins, Chains and Rings

Loren Stewart Jewelry: Gold Safety Pins, Chains and Rings

Loren Stewart started in 2009 when Rachel Loren began melting down her own vintage gold jewelry to make pieces she could not find anywhere else, later joined by sisters Satya and Annah Stewart. The label built its identity on that idea of transformation, turning safety pins, ID tags, and utilitarian hardware into fine gold and gemstone pieces. Everything is still handmade by small teams of artisans in downtown Los Angeles and a family factory in Italy rather than mass produced.

LOOPS Skincare Masks: Masks for a Reset

LOOPS Skincare Masks: Masks for a Reset

LOOPS is the 2020 skincare label that turned the face mask into a small moment, with packaging that looks closer to streetwear than a spa. I like a brand that asks for ten minutes instead of a whole routine.

Aritzia Black Friday Sale 2026: Plan for the Super Puff

Aritzia Black Friday Sale 2026: Plan for the Super Puff

Aritzia Black Friday has a pattern: last year's sale ran 20 to 50 percent off, with a rare Super Puff markdown. I would plan around five categories, from puffers to Sweatfleece, and say which to buy early and which to wait on.

LIONESS Tops & Dresses: Where to Start

LIONESS Tops & Dresses: Where to Start

LIONESS is the Sydney label Wendy Lin founded in 2009, making trend-led tops, denim and dresses with a little downtown nightlife in them. I like it for clothes that say something without shouting about it.

Liners and Lipsticks

Liners and Lipsticks

Satin, matte, and creamy lipsticks plus liners — the timeless lip colors worth collecting.

Lili Claspe Jewelry: Pieces to Wear on Repeat

Lili Claspe Jewelry: Pieces to Wear on Repeat

Lili Claspe is the Los Angeles jewelry label Stephanie Tchamanian began in 2011, named for her late sister Lisa. I like how it mixes vintage shapes with pieces you can really wear, and a little play.

LIKELY Dresses: Is It Worth the Occasion?

LIKELY Dresses: Is It Worth the Occasion?

LIKELY makes color-forward dresses and gowns for the nights worth dressing up for. I am a sucker for a label that knows what the occasion is, so this edit is my short list of gowns and dresses I would actually think about.

Levi's Low Pro: The Mid-Rise Jean With a Low-Rise Name

Levi's Low Pro: The Mid-Rise Jean With a Low-Rise Name

The Levi's Low Pro is mostly sold out, so this edit covers the closest in-stock Levi's cuts, from Low Loose to Baggy Dad. I would shop by rise and leg opening, not by the name.

Liis Perfume: The Best Scents Right Now

Liis Perfume: The Best Scents Right Now

Liis is a small California fragrance house that two childhood friends turned from a shared hobby into a line of quiet, minimalist scents. I like how it treats perfume as a private mood, not an occasion.

Liffner Handbags: Scandinavian Clutches, Totes and Shoulder Bags

Liffner Handbags: Scandinavian Clutches, Totes and Shoulder Bags

Liffner builds handbags around the Scandinavian idea that restraint can still have a pulse. Founded in Stockholm in 2012 by Paulina Liffner von Sydow, the brand pairs expressive minimalism with Italian craftsmanship and small-batch production. Croc effects, calf hair, raffia and tassels add a little mischief to shapes that remain remarkably composed.

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Lié Studio: Copenhagen Jewelry and Bags From Twin Sisters

Lié Studio: Copenhagen Jewelry and Bags From Twin Sisters

Twin sisters Amalie and Cecilie Moosgaard founded Lié Studio in Copenhagen in late 2021, building it around ten core jewelry pieces that are still bestsellers. This edit moves from those founding jewelry designs through the leather bags to the wider accessories the brand has added since.

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LIBEROWE: Menswear Tailoring in Silk, Velvet and Chiffon

LIBEROWE: Menswear Tailoring in Silk, Velvet and Chiffon

LIBEROWE turns the language of menswear into something more fluid, pairing disciplined tailoring with the sensuous ease of silk, velvet and chiffon. Founded by Paris-raised, London-trained designer Talia Loubaton, the label began with a jacket inspired by her travels in India and a small rail of bespoke orders. The result is clothing with a strong point of view, where a sharp shoulder or narrow collar does more work than a loud logo ever could.

Lexxola Sunglasses: The Best Frames Right Now

Lexxola Sunglasses: The Best Frames Right Now

Lexxola is the London sunglasses label Zane Saleh started in 2019 for city streets rather than beach weekends. I like a pair of frames that looks right on a gray Tuesday, and these mostly do.

Leopard Print Outfit: The Coat That Made a Pattern Famous

Leopard Print Outfit: The Coat That Made a Pattern Famous

This leopard print outfit edit covers coats, skirts, knits, dresses, shoes and bags, all in spots. I would start with one piece and keep the rest calm.

Red Bag: The Unexpected Red Theory, Carried on Your Shoulder

Red Bag: The Unexpected Red Theory, Carried on Your Shoulder

This red bag edit covers shoulder bags, crossbodies, top-handles, totes and clutches in true red, from Gucci and Loewe to Coach and Staud. I would start with the one that looks most like my coat and keep the rest of the outfit plain.

Chanel Bag Resale Value: What a Classic Flap Asks Against Its Retail Tag

Chanel Bag Resale Value: What a Classic Flap Asks Against Its Retail Tag

This Chanel bag resale value edit looks at pre-owned Classic Flaps, Boy bags, Reissues, Wallets on Chain and totes, with asking prices from October 15 2026 set against retail. I would read the grade and the leather before the number.

Leslie Amon Dresses: From Beach to Evening

Leslie Amon Dresses: From Beach to Evening

Leslie Amon is the Paris-designed swim and resort label founded by Leslie Cohen Amon in 2017, with Swiss-Egyptian roots and a very glamorous beach-to-dinner mood. I like how seriously it takes swim, so I followed that thinking into the dresses and layers.

Leonor Greyl Paris Hair Care: Best Hair Buys

Leonor Greyl Paris Hair Care: Best Hair Buys

Leonor Greyl is the Paris hair care house two people built around plants and a well-looked-after scalp. I like it for rituals that feel more like a salon appointment than a shelf of bottles.

LELET NY Hair Accessories: What I'd Actually Wear

LELET NY Hair Accessories: What I'd Actually Wear

LELET NY is the New York label that grew from one hair accessory Sara Bieler Sasson made for her daughter. I love how much architecture she packs into a clip, a chain bandana and a pair of earrings.

Le Specs Sunglasses: Frames Worth Knowing

Le Specs Sunglasses: Frames Worth Knowing

Le Specs is the Australian sunglasses label that started as a cosmetics company's side project in 1979 and came back with a sense of humor. I like frames with a point of view, and this edit is for the ones that make a plain white shirt look decided.

Le Monde Gourmand Perfume: Scents to Know

Le Monde Gourmand Perfume: Scents to Know

Le Monde Gourmand is the American fragrance line that makes perfume taste like dessert, from coconut milk to guava tea. I would rather smell like a snack than like a serious statement, and this edit is for building a small scent wardrobe.

Le Monde Beryl Made The Venetian Slipper A Uniform

Le Monde Beryl Made The Venetian Slipper A Uniform

Le Monde Beryl brings the Venetian furlane, a soft house shoe traditionally made with a recycled rubber sole, into everyday flats and Mary Janes. The label built a following by taking that regional tradition seriously rather than quoting it, which is why the shoes read as footwear rather than fashion. This edit follows the slipper through the strap styles, boots and one sandal that extend the same idea.

Le Kasha: The French House of Cashmere, Linen and Silk

Le Kasha: The French House of Cashmere, Linen and Silk

Le Kasha is a French house built around the soft logic of cashmere, linen and silk. Its story reaches back to 1918, when the original company supplied fabrics to houses including Lanvin, Patou and Chanel, before Mali Marciano relaunched it as a travel-minded wardrobe in 2016. The clothes are quiet, polished and made for a suitcase that does not want to be overpacked.

Layered Necklaces: Our Picks for Layering Without the Tangle

Layered Necklaces: Our Picks for Layering Without the Tangle

These layered necklaces are picked for layering without the tangle: fine and bold chains, pendants with meaning, and pearls and beads. I include a label I love, Ettika.

Laurel Bath House Body Care: What I'd Actually Buy

Laurel Bath House Body Care: What I'd Actually Buy

Laurel Bath House is the Los Angeles body care and fragrance label that treats a shower like a small joke worth telling. I like how much memory sits behind the cheeky names, and this edit is the order I would start in.