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I’m excited to share a few of my favorite things for fall from wardrobe updates, wish-list items and everyday must-haves. Enjoy!
Photography provided by Savette, Vince, Nike, Bur Bur, Soft Services, Eadem and Rohé
Designed by Celine alum Amy Zurek and handmade in Italy, Savette’s Symmetry Pochette is the epitome of a perfectly edited architectural bag. Not only is its shape and top handle visually pleasing, but the hardware whispers in a world full of handbags that scream.
Vince has a proven track record for getting fall fashion just right, and this season is no different, featuring refined plaid, tweed, rich suede and creamy leather. Everything is perfectly wearable and easily layered into an existing wardrobe. There’s also a romantic influence with nods to the 1930s and 1940s. Delicate lace and sheer silks lend a refined quality to this collection. From basics to outerwear, it’s my go-to.
The Nike LD-1000 is a traditional running shoe designed in 1977 for long-distance runners. And if it’s good enough for these athletes, it’s good enough for keeping up with a speedy 4-year-old. Plus, the new colorways for this classic do not disappoint.
I discovered Bur Bur Growing Season Hair Oil after a deep dive into results-driven product research. Utilizing burdock root, the lightweight blend of fatty acids revives strands from root to end, resulting in glossy hair and longer locks. The brand’s Mermaid Brush with boar bristles designed to distribute natural oils is incredible, and I highly recommend pairing the two for a weekly ritual.
Soft Services serves up inventive high-performance products in the body-care space. The Buffing Bar turns something as simple as bar soap into an exfoliation tool with pumice, kaolin clay and glycerin. The Theraplush Hand Cream — a treatment focused on overnight hand rejuvenation with encapsulated retinol, colloidal oatmeal and shea butter — is unmatched.
The Eadem Le Chouchou Lip Softening Balm works remarkably well. The unique formula is packed with AHAs, peptides and African mongongo butter to both exfoliate and plump with a wash of natural color.
Amsterdam-based atelier and design studio Rohé is a new favorite for elevated pieces. The pre-fall collection offers sculptural silhouettes in crisp poplin, hammered silk and organza. The emphasis is on shape and texture, and the palette is neutral but far from boring.
My very best,
Emma Cutler Velez, Publisher
