Trenching, a fixation on @marlastar Bus Seat Sweater and Cabin Bag, plus a heavy dose of vintage. Someone Get This Before We Do #16 is here. Read it in your inbox or via the link in bio.
After much debate, only one question remains: how much is Chanel going to charge for this non sandal? Turns out, being grounded doesn’t come cheap. For more down to earth footwear, read the full edit, link in bio.
We’re back in your inbox, refreshed and leaning into simplicity. It starts with something as easy as a T-shirt. Our edit of The Perfect T-shirt(s) quickly turned into a quiet gathering of Dutch brands. Read the full piece on Substack or via the link in our bio. It’s good to be back!
@laraoliveri Sicilian nonna was right all along: gold and diamonds are forever. From a childhood drawer to the search for the perfect wedding ring 💍, these are the pieces that stay long after the season has passed.
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We love wearing our overpriced shoes. Once we invest in a good pair, we never look back. So if we are cheating on The Row, Phoebe or Khaite, it has to be for a good reason. These new names are catching our eye. They live in a similar aesthetic universe and/or price bracket, yet somehow make us want to switch up our shoe behaviour. Read The New Wave of Cinderella Shoes via the link in bio.
Thirty weeks in 🤰🏻, @charoncooijmans keeping things uncomplicated. One pair of jeans, three sizes up, while taking cues from RiRi, turning a maternity support belt with Alaïa energy into a look. If Vibram soles can be hot and Skims can make facewear desirable, the pregnancy belt can be the statement. Continuing her elastic waist everything mission, take 15% off all bottom styles in the edit from @reyem.shop . Link in bio.
Blame us for needing a fair week to process fashion’s twelve-headed Spring/Summer 2026 debut wave. This season promised to shake things up, but it was mostly the shoes that stuck. What was meant to feel like a reset ended up sending us back to the archives, revealing just how hard it is to design against a system built on repetition.
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Critics love to say NYFW is over. Too safe, too commercial, not daring enough. @laraoliveri argues that is exactly the point. The beauty of New York fashion is in its wearability, clothes you can actually live in, styled with that signature unbothered cool. Think Zoë Kravitz with her new boo Harry Styles (The Row’s newest unofficial ambassador), slipping through downtown, or Annabelle Dexter-Jones perched on the front row, women who embody the city’s glamour but never without its grit.
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