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SRG Sweaters and Dresses: Sofia Richie Grainge's Edit

Founded by Sofia Richie Grainge with REVOLVE, SRG turns her point of view on getting dressed into a ready-to-wear collection. I look at its tops and knits, occasion-minded dresses, and skirts and pants, with practical notes for choosing pieces that belong in your own week.

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Luv AJ Jewelry: Statement Hoops and Signet Rings

Luv AJ turns founder Amanda Thomas’s personal love of jewelry into expressive pieces with a story behind them. This edit moves from knot rings and resin studs to huggies, bangles, and pendant necklaces, with options for a small accent or a more noticeable finish.

Tyler McGillivary Dresses: Storybook Prints and Playful Style

Founded in New York by designer Tyler McGillivary, the label treats clothing as a canvas for wonder, play, and individuality. I’m drawn to this edit of dresses, tops, knits, and separates when I want getting dressed to feel a little more imaginative.

Palmatic Studio Tops and Bodysuits: The Second Skin Edit

I read Palmatic Studio through its second-skin idea and body-conscious silhouettes, then through an edit of tops, bodysuits, denim, skirts, dresses and trousers for a closet with room for individual styling.

PAT McGRATH LABS Makeup: Lip Color, Gloss and Mothership Palettes

I trace PAT McGRATH LABS to Pat McGrath’s backstage artistry, then move through lip color, complexion, and eye looks. This edit makes room for a small color choice or a full palette moment.

Jamie Haller Shoes and Clothes: A California Uniform With Character

Jamie Haller brings a Southern California sense of ease to shoes, clothing and accessories, with vintage references and a personal approach to everyday dressing. This edit moves from slipper-inspired footwear to striped shirts, expressive bags and the quieter pieces that make a wardrobe feel like your own.

Marcella Dresses and Separates: City Minimalism with an Edge

Marcella pairs New York-designed minimalism with an edge and European craftsmanship, guided by a family legacy and a mission to advance women and girls. This edit brings together dresses, easy tops and knits, and skirts and trousers for a wardrobe with a clear point of view.

AptDeco Designer Furniture: One-Off RH, Knoll and West Elm Finds for Less

AptDeco makes design-minded rooms feel more personal through one-off seller listings, with condition noted piece by piece. This edit moves from Restoration Hardware and DWR to Knoll, Herman Miller, West Elm and CB2, spanning living, dining, sleep and work.

Audry Rose Jewelry: Story-Led Rings, Necklaces and Meaningful Details

Audry Rose gives fine jewelry a personal point of view, rooted in founder Jaclyn’s memories of her grandmother. This edit moves from expressive rings to necklaces and standout earrings and bracelets, with pieces that can become part of someone’s own story.

Where to Buy Loewe on Sale (and When the Best Sales Happen)

To find Loewe sale pieces, compare Saks Fifth Avenue, NET-A-PORTER and Mytheresa, whose sale rhythms and current sizes differ. This guide maps their seasonal markdown patterns to twelve currently purchasable women's bags, shoes, clothing and eyewear.

Navy and Gray Outfits to Try This Fall

Navy and gray is a quiet pairing that looks sharper than it sounds. These five outfits mix navy cashmere, denim and wool with gray knits, charcoal and suede. Let navy be the darker of the two and the gray a little warm.

Light Blue and Chocolate Brown Outfits to Try This Fall

Light blue and chocolate brown is the fall pairing that makes a plain shirt look intentional. These five outfits mix pale cashmere and merino with brown suede, velour and leather. Keep the blue crisp and the brown deep.

Light Blue and Cream Outfits to Try This Fall

Light blue and cream is a soft pairing that feels right for the first cool weeks of fall. These five outfits mix pale cashmere, cord and denim with ivory coats, ecru knits and tan suede. Keep the blue dusty and the cream warm.

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Navy and Chocolate Brown Outfits to Try This Fall

Navy and chocolate brown is the pairing that makes two plain colors look considered without trying. These five outfits mix navy cashmere and jersey with brown suede, wool and leather. Keep the brown warm and the navy deep, and let suede carry the texture.

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Olive Green and Gray Outfits to Try This Fall

Olive green and gray is a muted pairing that looks better in person than it sounds. These five outfits mix army green mohair, suede and alpaca with gray cashmere, wool and cotton twill. Keep the olive deep and the gray light.

Pink and Light Blue Outfits to Try This Fall

Pink and light blue is the soft pastel pairing that looks right in fall when you add a heavy texture. These five outfits mix pale pink wool, satin and denim with sky blue cashmere and cream shearling. Keep both colors dusty and let one lead.

Plum and Cream Outfits to Try This Fall

Plum and cream is a pairing with a lot of drama and very little effort. These five outfits mix burgundy and plum velvet, cashmere and wool with ivory satin, cord and shearling. Keep the plum deep and the cream warm.

Red and Gray Outfits to Try This Fall

Red and gray is what you wear when black feels too obvious. These five outfits pair red knits, flats and bags with gray wool, flannel and cashmere. Let the red be the one loud thing and keep the gray quiet.

Rust and Gray Outfits to Try This Fall

Rust and gray is the warm and cool pairing that looks like a fall forest floor. These five outfits mix rust-toned suede, cashmere and leather with gray flannel, fleece and wool. Keep the gray soft and the rust earthy.

Red Outfits With Gold Jewelry: A Color Pairing Guide

Red and gold make a vivid pairing, but a small piece of jewelry can keep it from feeling overly dressed. A red and gold dress looks especially good when the metal is placed at the ear, neck or wrist and the rest of the outfit stays edited.

White Outfits With Gold Jewelry: A Color Pairing Guide

A white and gold dress can read crisp rather than bridal when the jewelry brings a small, warm flash to the neckline or wrist. White and gold outfits work across satin, wool and cotton when the metal stays intentional, not head to toe.

Emerald Green Outfits With Gold Jewelry: A Color Pairing Guide

A green and gold dress pairs the depth of emerald with the warmth of a bright metal at the ear or wrist. The emerald green and gold combination works best when the jewelry has room to catch light and the rest of the outfit stays grounded.

Purple Outfits With Gold Jewelry: A Color Pairing Guide

Purple and gold bring a jewel-like contrast to clothes, especially when the metal sits near the face or wrist. A purple and gold dress does not need much jewelry; one warm detail can make the color feel richer without making the outfit feel formal.

Pink Outfits With Gold Jewelry: A Color Pairing Guide

Pink and gold make a warm, light-catching pairing, from pale rose knits to a bright evening dress. A pink and gold dress is easiest to wear when you choose one jewelry focal point and let the fabric keep its softness.

Navy Blue Outfits With Gold Jewelry: A Color Pairing Guide

Navy blue and gold is a crisp pairing, with warm metal making a dark outfit feel lit rather than heavy. Navy outfits with gold jewelry can move from tiny tiger's-eye studs to a single bright cuff, depending on the neckline and the depth of the blue.

Black Outfits With Silver Jewelry: A Color Pairing Guide

Black and silver dress styling can be sharp without turning into a full suit of armor. For black outfits with silver jewelry, silver earrings, a soft white-gold bracelet, or a tactile chain give a point of light while leaving the fabric in charge.

Burgundy Outfits With Gold Jewelry: A Color Pairing Guide

Burgundy and gold brings warmth to a dark red outfit without requiring a full set of matching jewelry. For burgundy outfits with gold jewelry, the metal can make burgundy feel rich while the fabric keeps its depth.

Royal Blue Outfits With Gold Jewelry: A Color Pairing Guide

Royal blue and gold gives a saturated outfit a warm point of contrast, from fine earrings to hammered metal at the neckline. Royal blue outfits with gold jewelry feel most considered when the finish answers the shade of blue rather than repeating shine everywhere.

SRG Sweaters and Dresses: Sofia Richie Grainge's Edit

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Luv AJ Jewelry: Statement Hoops and Signet Rings

Tyler McGillivary Dresses: Storybook Prints and Playful Style

Palmatic Studio Tops and Bodysuits: The Second Skin Edit

PAT McGRATH LABS Makeup: Lip Color, Gloss and Mothership Palettes

I trace PAT McGRATH LABS to Pat McGrath’s backstage artistry, then move through lip color, complexion, and eye looks. This edit makes room for a small color choice or a full palette moment.