I have to laugh a little because while Carly and I have a lot of overlap at times, our wish lists could not be more different. Mine is all color and chaos and hers is all sleek neutrals. But that’s one of the reasons I love having her perspective. A neutral foil, if you will.
Every week on Instagram, I share the previous week’s best-selling products. You can always see those collections saved here on my ShopMy Page. It’s fun to see what pieces resonate most with you. To build on our weekly best-sellers series, we added a styling element. Each Monday, I will choose three of the previous week’s favorite styles and show you how I would style them. I hope this provides some fun inspiration! Today, we are styling this Tiger’s Eye necklace, these low ballerina heels, and this cute little handbag—all very popular last week.
How to fall asleep faster. The TV shows and books that Vulture editors are most excited about. A profile on Rachel Comey. The Rachel Cusk/Natalie Portman literary drama. How to do a fall closet cleanout. Fall party ideas! Everything we know about season 3 of Nobody Wants This. The best fall destinations. Viral grocery store snacks. A slew of yummy recipes, including “bottom of the Greek Salad dip.” Plus several great home tours and a slew of fun shopping finds. Enjoy the list.
My fall wardrobe has considerably less turn than my summer wardrobe. The styles are more classic, I tend to invest a bit more, and truthfully . . . I am way less sweaty so my clothes last longer! Today I wanted to share nine pieces I reach for season after season. I had Carly share hers as well! Spoiler alert: we both can’t wait to wear our J.Crew boyfriend tees again soon. It’s still far too hot for sleeves, but these are a favorite purchase for both of us. We both sized up — I plan to wear mine with a wrap skirt, and Carly plans to wear hers with vintage Umbro shorts and loafers.
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