HELLO FALL
Fashion Meets Forgiveness
Here’s something we rarely talk about: the cycle of guilt we feel about our bodies as the seasons change. We gain five pounds, we lose five pounds, and somehow, we let that dictate how we feel about ourselves. The idea that last year’s favorite jeans are a little tighter (or looser) shouldn’t derail your confidence.
As we swap out summer wardrobes for fall layers, let’s give ourselves permission to forgive, move on, and embrace where we are. After all, fall is the season of renewal—rediscovering favorite winter pieces that feel like old friends, and embracing new ones that feel exciting again.
So, as we step into fall, let’s embrace the season not just with the latest trends, but with a sense of discovery, forgiveness, and joy in the small, beautiful things we often overlook.
Fresh Fall Discoveries
Totem Candles by Grain
Unscented and they burn inwards so no mess. Almost too beautiful to burn but do it.
The Gwyneth Slip Dress
These slips are insanely good to pass up. With a sweater, under a blazer, as a bathing suit cover, to go to bed in. Machine washable and looks good on everyone.
Double Serum Anti-Aging + Anti-Wrinkle Serum by Clarins
Clarins reminds me of being 18 and in living in Paris . I love most of their products but this serum is next level. Smells great, super light, not sticky and visible difference in skin.
Embryolisse
Embryolisse Radiant Eye is a stick you rub over and under your eyelids. It moisturizes and reduces dark circles, puffiness and smooths the contour of the eye for a fresh and well-rested look. And you don’t get crème in your eyes which seems to be a perpetual problem for me.
Veronica Beard Sonia Wide Leg Pant
To channel your inner Katherine Hepburn.
English Horn Clothing Brush
It doesn’t have to be this brush but nothing revives your clothes and makes them look better than a firm brushing . This is one of those pieces of advice everyone needs to hear. It also reduces dry cleaning bills.
Metrograph
If someone is going to drag me to the movies it better be to the Metrograph. Great old movies, drinks and snacks. They actually make going to the movies feel special.
Didion and Babitz, by Lili Anolik
This sounds so great. A story of a complicated friendship between these two fearless writers.
The Row Blake Hobo Bag in Grained Leather
I know everyone wants a Margaux but a Blake looks very cool to me.
Sargasso Twist Vase
From one of my favorite websites. They always have something gorgeous and unexpected.