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I know every girl has been having their nightgown summer, and I have too. My nightgowning has been done exclusively around the house, furiously steam-cleaning hardwood floors (I don’t know if I’m supposed to do that) and frightening parakeets off their window ledges. Just as the god of hysterical 1950s housewives intended, except instead of amphetamines and barbiturates we have NAD+ and GLPs. (Shopping newsletter tax: It’s this If Only If gown, usually with these white JH flats.)
The late-summer mania that makes me dress with abandon, tear my apartment apart, and avoid the West 4th Subway stop has set in, and I also blame it for my most recent purchase: a fringed OGBFF phone case, spotted on ’s IG story two days ago. It’s just that I need the experience of reaching for my phone, and it’s wearing this, and I am pulling it out of my Emily Dawn Long Urchin bag.
Anyway, some fringe for thought. Many more fantasies realizable with credit cards below, including the whimsical Bode comic book scarf I’ve wishlisted for myself and this new-collection Toteme bag that has a certain Garden Party-ness to it, don’t you think?
With News Editor Maya Kotomori
Last month, we established that
everything isDriesnow, which makesDries AW26-27super-Dries. The brand is all about unlikely combinations, which run free in these new arrivals:floral jacquard pants,pattern-blocked bustiers, andembroidered blazersall exist in intentionally clashed harmony. (Wecan’t wait for more of these pixelated-print piecesto be available.)TheTory BurchFW26 collection has arrivedin a very matchy-matchy fashion. There’s a really good pairing—the embellished linen topandskirtset in a structured brown linen, the natural follow-up to thereissue of the crystal tunic—and a kinda questionable one—a matching lettuce-hem stylestriped flared skirtandfloral-embellished tankthat feels in the manner of Sharpay Evans. There are some fabulous shoes though, like theReva punk travel ballet.We have
first access toTotemeFW26, and this initial selection of pieces is just enough to whet the palate for future drops. The biggest standouts are the scarves—both on thenaplack slingbacksand thefixed cable chain-wrapped accessories. Silhouette-wise, the gentle A-line fromthe crepe turtleneck topsandfold-over snap details on the Mercer leather toteadd verve to the black-and-white offering.There’s also first access to
Rohe’s FW26 range, with an emphasis on the tactile, for both the wearer and the admirers of their clothing. Take the double waistband trousersfor example—a garment made to look like you’re wearing a white pair of high-waisted pants underneath a wider pair of black pants (genius). The outerwear is specifically fantastic, like the gorgeousrounded silhouette on this shearling jacket.Metierintroduces us to the Tilt bag, a relaxed bucket-silhouette bag with a custom clasped handle and a funky, trapezoidal way of laying in both the hand and the arm’s crook. The Tilt is available in both aminiandmediumsilhouette, as well as five different colors of suede and ultralight calfskin.There’s also: exclusive access toVictoria de Piante’s FW26 collection, full ofA-line silhouettesin a very ’60s persuasion;Lauren Manoogian’s AW26, full oflong shawl cardigansandcap-sleeve dickeys;Leset’s citron-tinged FW26drop;FW26 by, including aSophie Buhai$3,700 dragonfly cigarette holder (!); two newJamie Hallersuede penny loafers, theregular in taupeand theunlined in smoke; andCécred’s Restoring Lash & Brow Builder, a dedicated product for lashes and brows following up theviral edge drops.
Bode’s taking us to the rodeo. Aptly called the Bodeo collection, this just-landed offering is the stuff of true country culture—Western yoke shirtingand all. While earmarked as womenswear, there’s a lot of quirky (and perhaps more successful) styling opportunities for the menswear category, like thisfringe Appalachian jacket.Birkenstockand Seoul-based brandAdererrorteam up on this new iteration of the classic close-toe Boston, and it’sgood. Adererror combines its multidisciplinary view into fashion (namely, through architecture) with the Birk silhouette for a Boston whose zig-zag embroidery and nubuck leather toecap take it from an undergrad dining hall staple to genuinely fashionable daywear.
Olive Ateliersis now dabbling in French art and tapestries, in case your home furnishings need something on the wall to tie in the rustic charm. A lot of the current run of tapestries has already sold out, but there are plenty of still-life paintings available, likethis very kitchen-y piecedepicting fresh produce, orthis parlor-appropriate piecewith soft bundles of lilac.There’s also: Round II ofBENIxFlamingo Estate’s LA mythology-inspired wool rugs; and theLanzarote-inspired sun-worn green homeware collection by, now available atPascale NaessensSerax.
Long live
6397, truly the people’s mid-priced-luxury princess, and itsa killer warehouse sale. A lot of pieces from one to two seasons ago are 40% off, like this pair of their signature colored acid-wash denim in aturmeric-like sunchokewash, down to $210 from $350. Bigger discounts in the 50–60% off range fall on pieces likethe high crew cardigan in chlorine, but have limited size availability.There’s
an extra 20% off all sale at La Garçonne with AUGLG20, and it feels like a little summer’s end send-off. LG stocks some of the greatest sleeper brands in the contemporary/modern luxury retail space, and a lot of product from said brands is on sale, like theGiulia cotton jacket in grey check from(down to $864 after the extra discount) andBergfabelSetchuorigami polo shirt, discounted to $473 from $740.Mirror Palaisis known to be rather cards-to-chest, and this archive sale opens a prism into the brand’s lesser-known ouvre. Aka, it’s a BTS sale where items from past photoshoots or development are sold to the public at proper archive sale prices—like theOpera ladyin pearl sample priced at $600, whereas the retail version went for $1,495.Rengglihas an archive sale on, where basics come to be reborn. In preparation for fall, look to thecashmere long sleeve poloandtailored trouser, both 40% off. In the spirit of our final orange creamsicles of the season, there’s theterry crewneck sweatshirtandshortsin peach, each 70% off.There’s also: 25% offNikeSKIMS, fromskorttotabi; up to50% offAraksswimwearand some lingerie, like theYanelis bralette in hibiscus; whatMejuricalls the “sale of the summer,”a semi-blowoutincluding these lab-grown baguette-cut sapphires; the“final few” sale at Gardenheir(somecotton moleskin pieces are 25% off); and30% off at theCUUPswim sale, benefittingoneandtwo piecesalike.
It’s theCB2August sale, and discounts span the gamut. Some of the best deals are in the lighting department, like theAbryn textured glass wall sconceat 30% off. Certain colors of specific items are also discounted accordingly, like theextra large Playa faux ballpriced at $60 from an original $130 for the travertine colorway, whereasthe black terrazzo is $100.There’s also:60% off a minimalist, marble-heavyStudio Nordhavenarchive; and the liquidation sale fromREISoHo (yes, the one in the Puck building) is underway on…Facebook Marketplace.
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