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Smythe Blazers: The Pieces I'd Buy First

Smythe Blazers: The Pieces I'd Buy First

SMYTHE is the Toronto label that made the blazer its whole point of view. I keep coming back to it because the jackets look like they belong to a real person, not a suit.

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Zemeta Tops: A Guide to the Nostalgic Streetwear Edit

Zemeta Tops: A Guide to the Nostalgic Streetwear Edit

Zemeta is a New York label making dreamy, nostalgic streetwear out of Manhattan's Garment District. I have been looking at its tops, layers and pleated skirts, and I like how romantic it manages to be without going precious.

American Vintage Knitwear: The Sweaters Worth Knowing

American Vintage Knitwear: The Sweaters Worth Knowing

American Vintage is a French label from Marseille that began with a white tee and grew into colorful, easy essentials. I like that the name sounds Californian and the clothes feel like a Mediterranean weekend.

Brochu Walker Shirts: A Shopper's Guide

Brochu Walker Shirts: A Shopper's Guide

Brochu Walker is the Los Angeles label for shirts and dresses that look like they know where they are going. I like it for its quiet, lived-in sense of luxury, and this edit is where I would start.

Amber Sceats Jewelry: Sculptural Pieces to Know

Amber Sceats Jewelry: Sculptural Pieces to Know

Amber Sceats is the Sydney jewelry label that makes gold and pearls look like small sculptures. I like jewelry that changes the proportions of a plain shirt, and this edit is full of it.

Bananhot Bikinis: What I'd Actually Buy

Bananhot Bikinis: What I'd Actually Buy

Bananhot is the beach label two best friends in Israel started by altering the swimsuits they could buy. I like how sunny and a little cheeky it stays, from the first bikini to the dresses for dinner after the last swim.

Hype and Vice College Tees: What to Buy First

Hype and Vice College Tees: What to Buy First

Hype and Vice is the Los Angeles label that began with two USC students and a dorm room, making officially licensed college clothes for women. I like that it turns team spirit into something I would actually put on.

Denimist Jeans: Sizing, Fit and Best Buys

Denimist Jeans: Sizing, Fit and Best Buys

Denimist is the New York label that reworks American denim classics with vintage washes and a little hand-distressing. I wear my jeans hard, so a brand that likes them worn in already has my attention.

VERAFIED Handbags: The Pieces Worth the Price

VERAFIED Handbags: The Pieces Worth the Price

VERAFIED is the New York handbag label Vera C. Wang started in 2020, built on sculptural shapes and a refusal to rush. I like bags that have a reason for every curve, and these do.

ALIGNE Knitwear: What to Buy for a Modern Wardrobe

ALIGNE Knitwear: What to Buy for a Modern Wardrobe

ALIGNE is a London womenswear label with a soft spot for a shaped waist and a good blazer. I like how sure of its proportions it is, and this edit is about wearing it in knits, jackets, trousers and tops.

Rebecca Minkoff Bags: Which Styles Are Worth It?

Rebecca Minkoff Bags: Which Styles Are Worth It?

Rebecca Minkoff is the New York label that grew out of one bag designed for the morning after. I keep coming back to how practical her shapes are, with just enough downtown edge to make them mine.

LAPCOS Skincare: The Best Picks Right Now

LAPCOS Skincare: The Best Picks Right Now

LAPCOS is a family-run Korean skincare label with a home in Los Angeles, best known for sheet masks. I like how it makes a small ritual feel deliberate, and this edit is where I would start.

All My Love Tops and Pants: Where to Start

All My Love Tops and Pants: Where to Start

All My Love is a Los Angeles label for tops and pants, started by Georgie Dorfman when she began designing clothes for herself. I like its easy, self-loving point of view, and this edit is how I would start wearing it.

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John & Jenn by Line Knitwear: What to Buy First

John & Jenn by Line Knitwear: What to Buy First

John & Jenn by Line is the Toronto knitwear label with a taste for texture, saturated color and one small surprise in the shape. I would rather own one sweater I reach for than five I admire.

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437 Activewear Pants: What I'd Actually Buy

437 Activewear Pants: What I'd Actually Buy

437 is the Toronto activewear label two best friends started because the swimsuits they could find did not flatter them. I love a brand built on one honest complaint, and here it shows up in pants, tanks and studio layers.

Vacation Sunscreen: What I'd Actually Buy

Vacation Sunscreen: What I'd Actually Buy

Vacation is the Miami sunscreen brand that makes sun care feel like a poolside afternoon in a retro summer. I like how seriously it takes the fun, and this edit is the lotions, oils and little extras I would pack first.

GIGI C Swimwear: The Pieces Worth the Price

GIGI C Swimwear: The Pieces Worth the Price

GIGI C is a Los Angeles swimwear label started by Gigi Caruso and her mother Tina, with sporty shapes and a sharp architectural edge. I like it because the suits begin with movement, not a mood board.

florabella Bags: A Shopper's Guide to Best Buys

florabella Bags: A Shopper's Guide to Best Buys

florabella is the Dallas resort label of raffia bags, wide-brim hats and cover-ups, started in 1998 and named for a woman who loved fashion and travel. I love a brand that packs a whole vacation into three accessories.

Solaris Laboratories NY Beauty Devices: What Works

Solaris Laboratories NY Beauty Devices: What Works

Solaris Laboratories NY is the New York label that turns LED, microcurrent and scalp tools into a bathroom ritual. I am drawn to a brand that treats a beauty device as something you actually want to repeat.

AG Jeans: Fit Notes on the Best Straight and Wide Legs

AG Jeans: Fit Notes on the Best Straight and Wide Legs

AG Jeans is the Los Angeles denim label that grew out of a partnership between a designer and a jeans maker. I like it for the straight and wide legs, which are cut by people who clearly care how a pair sits.

AKNVAS Dresses: The Pieces Worth the Price

AKNVAS Dresses: The Pieces Worth the Price

AKNVAS is a New York womenswear label from Danish designer Christian Juul Nielsen, built on texture, drape and sculptural shapes that still move. I like clothes that can change mood from day to evening, and this edit is the dresses, coats and finishing pieces.

Cendre Jewelry And Watches: What I'd Actually Buy

Cendre Jewelry And Watches: What I'd Actually Buy

Cendre is an Australian jewelry and watch label started by a working stylist who was tired of showing up on set without the right finishing piece. I like how every piece is made to join a look, and this edit is the small shiny things I would reach for.

BUMPSUIT Maternity Dresses: Best Picks for Every Stage

BUMPSUIT Maternity Dresses: Best Picks for Every Stage

BUMPSUIT is the maternity label Nicole Trunfio started in Texas in 2020, built on a stretchy one-piece she needed for herself. I like how it treats pregnancy dressing as ordinary dressing that carries on afterward.

HOMMEgirls Shirts: A Fresh Take on Menswear

HOMMEgirls Shirts: A Fresh Take on Menswear

HOMMEgirls is Thakoon Panichgul's menswear-for-women label, born as a magazine in New York in 2019 and now a rack of shirts. I like a brand that starts with an editor's eye and a little tomboy confidence.

With Jean Tops and Skirts: What I'd Actually Buy

With Jean Tops and Skirts: What I'd Actually Buy

With Jéan is a wardrobe of lace, satin and easy separates started by two best friends in 2017. I like a label that begins with one very specific question, and I picked out the tops and skirts I would reach for.

Alejandra Alonso Rojas Dresses: A Shopper's Guide

Alejandra Alonso Rojas Dresses: A Shopper's Guide

Alejandra Alonso Rojas is a New York label from a Madrid-born, fourth-generation hand-knitter who also trained under a master tailor. I admire how her evening dresses feel soft and exact at once, and this edit is the ones I would wear first.

Bella Venice Dresses: Which Ones to Buy

Bella Venice Dresses: Which Ones to Buy

Bella Venice is a Los Angeles label that began as one lounge set made from deadstock fabric. Taylor Pardee named it after herself and the neighborhood she grew up in, and the clothes have that sun-warmed, slightly vintage ease.

GIUSEPPE DI MORABITO Jackets: A Shopper's Guide

GIUSEPPE DI MORABITO Jackets: A Shopper's Guide

Giuseppe Di Morabito is a Milan label built on a Calabrian childhood of church frescoes, lace and patient sewing. I like how it holds sculptural tailoring and soft drama in the same outfit, and this edit starts with the jackets.