Summer Statement

This playful necklace by Danish jewelry brand Annie Lu has me dreaming of summertime. The long paracord strand is decorated with a mess of semiprecious stones (jade, tigers eye, rose quartz…!) and would be a dream paired with white linen.

Understatedly Chic

This photo from the latest Pamela Munson drop stopped me in my tracks. It’s so understatedly chic, right?! Obviously the bag was immediately added to cart, but the overall styling with the bouncy long bob, classic Celine sunnies, and crisp white button down just made my heart sing.

Bobbin Beauties

These happy bobbin side tables would be great fun indoors or out. Made of wood with a shiny lacquered finish, they’re the perfect spot to rest a cocktail or display your favorite plant.

Pressed Flower Postcards

I’m hoping to pick up this book of floral postcards when I’m in Paris next month. They’re selected and pressed by a French fellow named Jean-Luc and sold at beloved stationery shop L’Ecritoire (26 passage Molière, 75003 Paris). Wouldn’t they make for frame-worthy snail mail?

Wide Leg Wonder

These gorgeous green satin pants just landed online and I’m crazy about both the cut and color. The wide leg is beyond flattering and the green truly seasonless, but also perfect for spring!

Millefiori Moment

These fabulous bud vases are handblown at a family factory in Murano, Italy. They’re all so stunning, how’s a girl to choose?! One style has already sold out—clearly I need to make up my mind fast.

Seeing Stripes

Add some interest to your outfit with one of these cheerful striped clutches. I am crazy about their retro color pairings! Did I mention you can buy pants to match?

Bode Opens in Tokyo

Bode recently opened its first Asian outpost (3-chōme-43-1 Uehara, Shibuya, Tokyo), and the space feels entirely true to the brand’s offbeat, “historical American luxury” sensibility. Tucked into the ground floor of a Tokyo apartment building, it has that elusive too-cool-to-care energy. Exclusive pieces include bras and pillows sewn from midcentury National Parks souvenir pillowcases—something I never knew I needed until now.

Mermaid Necklace

I’m not typically a big mermaid girl, but something about this necklace made me break into a grin. I’d layer it with other casual necklaces for a swim or pair it with a breezy sundress.

Meet the Mitfords

If you share my fascination with the Mitford sisters this new graphic novel will surely capture your interest. I know you shouldn’t judge a book by its cover, but really, what’s not to love?

Embroidered Goodness

This pistachio sweater with its floral embroidery was immediately added to cart. It would be darling for spring—the green on green feels so fresh!

Other finds worth noting:

• Obsessed with the Lingua Franca x NPR collab. This cardigan!

• From today until 3/9 use code code KATIEA20 for 20% off orders of $100+ at Anthropologie. They have some great new arrivals (this flower press kit, this dress, these raffia slides, this striped pillow, this dress, this striped cardigan…lots to love!).

• A charming handmade ceramic sconce.

• Can’t wait to read this book with Gabe.

• My fellow stationery nerds will appreciated this peek at Simon Rocha’s desk.

• My new favorite sheets (the stripes are so good!) are part of the Brooklinen Friends & Family sale (they’re offering up to 50% off bundles which is wild!). These super plush robes are also fabulous (again, great stripes) and make a fantastic gift.

• Just bought tickets to see this exhibit in Paris later this month.

• Violet Grey’s home fragrance selection is top notch. In addition to my all-time favorite candle, they also now have this one which reminds me of my home state, and this enormous vessel which smells divine and doubles as a vase when you’re through with it!

• A very cute collab I’ll be stocking up on in Paris (they ship stateside!).

• I love this hydrating lipstick so much I ordered it in two additional shades. I have the ‘nectar’ color and just ordered the ‘juice’ and ‘ballerine.'

Thanks for being here.

Spring Stripes

This cashmere stripe sweater is brushed to fuzzy perfection. The pink, green, camel, and brown stripes are just my vibe for spring.

A Rattan Focal Point

This rattan urn planter and its handsome coordinating pedestal are ideal for highlighting a piece of art or simply displaying a cool table lamp.

A Must-Read for Art Lovers

Inspired by the Basquiat exhibit at the Louisiana museum in Denmark (if you’re there, please report back!) I just began reading Basquiat: A Quick Killing in Art. What an incredible life story.

Forget Me Not

This floral jug by Nicholas Mosse, dotted with forget-me-nots, is handmade in Ireland. Perfect for a crowd of flowers on your breakfast table or a sunny windowsill.

Woven Wonder

These butter yellow woven mules have me dreaming of sock-less temperatures.

Floral Fancy

Love this sweet flowered scarf in Liberty’s iconic Tana Lawn cotton. Wear it on your head, neck, ponytail, handbag…the possibilities are endless. It’s one of several darling new arrivals over at Ann Mashburn.

Handwoven Tote

This new printed neoprene bag is the perfect neutral. Proof that I will always find room for one more tote, especially one that’s this light, roomy, and goes with everything.

My Go-To Cashmere

I can’t stop buying Tuckernuck cashmere. It’s a great quality for the price and comes in the best colors (marigold! pistachio! raspberry! lavender!). This cardigan in particular has a smart boxy cut and has a lovely knot detail on the buttons.

Pewter Cup

Elevate your morning makeup routine with this simple pewter cup stamped with “brushes.” A small touch sure to chic up your vanity.

Other finds worth noting:

• Chan Luu’s new spring collection is full of beauties.

• I’m taking advantage of OSEA’s winter skin deal (my personal favorites are this body oil, this body serum, and this for depuffing my eyes). It’s hard to find products that don’t irritate my eczema-prone skin, but thankfully their products are super gentle.

• This new tea set is so dreamy.

• Coveting this mirror for our entry.

• These striped pants would be pure happiness with a simple white tee and colorful beaded necklace. Also planning to live in this oversized jacket this spring.

• The latest D’Ascoli collection for Cabana is calling my name.

• I got these ecru jeans in tall (I’m 5’8”) and they’re the perfect length for me. Going to wear them all spring and summer! Like them so much I’m ordering a second pair.

• Another very fun tote.

• More spring flats in fun colors (I’m eyeing the blue!).

Wishing you a lovely week.

Seashell Soap

My husband grew up in Dorset, England so naturally these seashell soaps from the southwest coast were love at first sight. The brand worked with scientists from the University of Cambridge to transform seashell waste into a sustainable, nutrient-rich ingredient for skincare. Microplastic free is the way to be!

Polka Dot Shirt and Midi Skirt

This easy breezy set by Danish designer Marlene Birger is calling my name. Who wouldn’t want to be swathed in organic cotton polka dots? Add these flats if you really want to commit.

Plaid Portuguese Stoneware Plates

I can’t stop thinking about these Portuguese plates. Plaid can often skew stuffy, but these hand-painted stripes lend a casual charm, don’t you think? They’re very reasonably priced and available in both dessert and dinner sizes.

Liberty Heart Jewelry Boxes

These heart-shaped jewelry boxes in iconic Liberty London prints are perfect for February and beyond. This yellow one would be my personal pick.

Stationery Set

Looking to step up your snail mail game? I’m newly obsessed with the personalized stationery sets by The Paper Goods. They have several chic options, but the Winona, in particular, is speaking to me. “Subtle, playful, and a little poetic”—yes, please.

Cotton Poplin Trapeze Maxi Shirt Dress

I live in long dresses during the warmer months and this flattering A-line take on the classic shirt dress will be on heavy rotation. If you find the green too Kermit the frog, it’s available in black and in a gorgeous clay color, too.

Gingham Wastebasket

Such a simple thing, yet it would bring me so much happiness! If matchy matchy is your vibe, it’s available as a tissue box holder, too.

Terracotta Planters

Instantly bookmarked these hand-crafted planters finished with a ruffly rim (apparently it was inspired by a homemade pie crust—my kind of design reference).

Tiwi Sunglasses

I love the modern cat-eye shape of these playful sunnies from Spain. They’re available in a wide variety of colors and would level up any outfit.

Mary Cassatt: An American in Paris

I’m itching for a Washington, D.C. trip to see the Mary Cassatt exhibition opening February 14 at the National Gallery. Marking 100 years since her death, it’s a rare chance to spend time with many of her works up close.

Other finds worth noting:

• Eager to try my hand at these darling valentines.

• Love the cut of this shirt (plus, stripes!).

• A great statement necklace.

• Can’t wait to catch this exhibition in London this spring.

• Pretty lace-trim placemats for a steal. Also, napkins!

• A very fun new jacket for winter-turns-spring.

• I’d live in this (already have it in grey—great quality for the price!).

• Now that’s what I call a greeting card.

• Enjoyed this simple tulip bouquet tutorial by .

• Will be giving these new puppies a spin in spring.

Wishing you a cozy week.

1. Canvas Tote with Heart Patch - The chain stitch embroidery!

2. ‘How To Say I Love You’ Book - I have and love this charming book.

3. Journal with Heart Lock - Twelve-year-old me would definitely have professed my undying love for Justin Timberlake in this bad boy.

4. Paper Crown - Everything’s better with a party hat.

5. Heart Print Pajamas - A very cool heart print.

6. Watercolor Set - Buy them in bulk and attach “You are a work of art” notes.

7. Converse High Tops - Digging the printed laces.

8. Rue de L’amour Pillow - Want this for Gabe, but also, myself.

9. Fortune Teller Valentines - Win the award for coolest class valentine.

10. Heart Print Cardigan - A chunky little baby in this? Oh. My. Goodness.

11. Pink Ribbon - Best in show!

12. Heart Shaped Pasta - The only thing I know how to cook.

1. Ice Cream Socks - Ordering these for Simon.

2. Monogram Notepad - Make your partner feel like Sherlock Holmes.

3. Rosebud Sheets - So granny. So good.

4. Air Mail Tote Bag - All the cool kids are reading (and carrying) it.

5. Red Leather Bag - This brand makes fab bags.

6. Striped Glass Pitcher - Murano glass is always a good idea.

7. Cast Iron Pan - Baked goods are my love language.

8. Striped Pants - Festive without being obnoxious.

1. Heart Sweater - I like my knitwear with a retro vibe.

2. Flower Cookies - So pretty! Shipping February 9th!

3. Bandana Tote - A French girl favorite.

4. Greeting Card - Because snail mail is chic.

5. Cameo Mug - To class up my morning Keurig K-cup.

6. Heart Patchwork Quilt - For the foot of your bed or springtime (if it ever returns) picnics.

7. Oval Frame - Handcrafted lacquer goodness.

I’m dreadful at narrowing down my finds so I’ve saved TONS more Valentine’s Day bits and bobs over here, if you’d like to see. Thanks for stopping by, sweet readers. Love you, mean it.

Embroidered Tea Towels

These 100% cotton kitchen towels made me smile with their cheeky embroidery in an old-fashioned stitch. Choose between WTF, OMG, FOMO, and LMAO. Given the times, WTF will likely become my go-to hostess gift.

Richard Avedon at Gagosian

If you find yourself in London between now and March 14 be sure to check out Facing West at Gagosian’s Grosvenor Hill gallery. The show celebrates the fortieth anniversary of the photographer’s iconic ‘In the American West’ series. We land across the pond a week after it closes—so sad to miss this!

Italian Toothbrush

Brushing your teeth is already a ritual, this Italian brush just makes it a chic one. Stock up on extras for guests and pretend you’re a boutique hotel.

Morning Glory Plant

I love greenery that doesn’t ask for much in return. This hand-made paper morning glory in an aged terracotta pot brightens up a forgotten spot, no watering can required.

The Polly Sweater

A subtle nod to Valentine’s that you can sport year round. The pointelle hearts are sweet as can be, and it’s available as a cardigan, too.

Mexico Modern: Architecture and Interiors

Can’t wait to get my hands on a copy of this dreamy survey of Mexican architecture. Mexico City is one of my favorite places on earth, and this feels like the perfect armchair excuse to revisit it—at least on the page.

Beadwork Mirror by Ayame Uchima

This mirror by Japanese embroidery artist Ayame Uchima blew my mind. Born in Okinawa, the young artist spent a year in Paris studying haute couture embroidery at École Lesage. You can explore more of her stunning work here.

Custom Calligraphy Valentine

This one-of-a-kind card by calligrapher Melissa Gamwell can be customized with your sweetheart’s name or initial. The cherry on top? She’s willing to send it directly to your recipient via good old-fashioned snail mail and it doubles as a keepsake (worthy of a frame!).

Le Pliage Mesh Bag with Bows

This playful new take on Longchamp’s iconic mesh bag features multicolored raffia bows. It’s available in the white above as well as a handsome tobacco hue and comes in two sizes. A fun statement for spring.

Louis Sherry Chocolate Tin

This butterfly tin designed by decoupage king John Derian for Louis Sherry includes truffles such as Pomegranate Meyer Lemon, Turkish Coffee, and Sicilian Orange. The New York-based candy company has been dreaming up fine chocolates since 1881.

Bennett Stripe Napkin

The preppy wide stripe of these 100% cotton napkins are right up my alley. They’d look brilliant paired with a floral tablecloth like this one.

More finds worth noting:

• Ordering this sweatshirt (all proceeds go to the Immigrant Law Center of MN).

• A new color combo is available of these gorgeous marbled pieces.

• Love these new sneaks.

• Can’t wait to see this ballet next month.

• The cherry on top. Also, these!

• A fantastic coat with vintage vibes.

• La Veste making the housecoat cool again.

• Looking forward to catching this exhibit at The Met.

• Lovely new arrivals worth exploring.

Wishing you all a peaceful Monday.

Striped Cashmere Crewneck Sweater

Have you checked out at Banana Republic lately? I don’t know who’s designing the stuff, but they deserve a raise. This striped sweater is just one of 10+ things I’ve recently added to my cart.

Exotic Tree with Temple Pillow

I spotted this embroidered pillow at William Laman earlier this week, and it took every ounce of self-restraint not to walk out with it. The 18th-century-inspired jungle scene (that elephant! those monkeys!) would bring a little far-flung adventure wherever it lands.

Canonbury Press Greeting Cards

I appreciate a cheeky greeting card, and the retro-inspired selection from this English stationery shop never fails to make me smile. From Chantilly cream–topped desserts to frosting Easter eggs, they seem to have something just right for every occasion.

Olympe Cashmere Cardigan

I stumbled across this yummy cardigan in person last week, and it’s even more gorgeous up close. The classic Fair Isle pattern and bracelet-length sleeves give off a sweet vintage charm.

Ribboned Bulletin Board

Because even your reminders deserve a wardrobe change. I spotted these hand-upholstered bulletin boards in London last summer and have been dreaming about them ever since. They’d certainly level up my vision board game.

Polka Dot Taffeta Drawstring Cargo Pants

I cherish these pants in gingham, so you can bet I added the new polka-dot pair straight to cart. Silk taffeta, cargo pockets, and a drawstring waist—a formula that never fails.

Strangers by Belle Burden

I flew through this memoir about a New York mother of three abruptly left by her hedge-fund husband. It’s clear-eyed, unsentimental, and at times quietly devastating. I loved how Burden reclaims her narrative—her children must be immensely proud.

Chinoiserie Napkins

These colorful napkins bring Antoinette Poisson’s signature chinoiserie print off the walls and onto the dinner table. I can’t wait to check out their new boutique in Paris this spring.

Bisous Kimono

A collaboration between fashion label Daydress and stationery brand Scribble & Daub, this darling kimono is covered in lipstick kisses inspired by Andy Warhol illustrations. Do I need the matching pajamas, too?!

Show Ribbons

These show ribbons, inspired by mid-century pony rosettes, would look darling strung across a children’s room. I have a feeling the pink one, in particular, would absolutely delight my seven-year-old this Valentine’s Day.

Bonsoir Paris Showcase

Consider this your passport to Paris, no plane ticket required. This hand-painted Parisian night scene reminds me of my fourth-grade social studies diorama, only much, much better.

Other noteworthy mentions:

• The new Sea New York x Sezane collection is an absolute dream.

• Today is the last day to shop the Margaux Archive Sale! You know how much I love their boots and flats.

• The button situation on this linen jacket is chic, chic, chic.

• Wish I could replace all our doorknobs with these.

• Coveting this new cotton sweater in every color.

• A sure-to-delight hostess gift.

• Desperate to catch this exhibition on our next jaunt to London.

• More polka dots calling my name.

• Keep thinking about these dining chairs.

• Blue suede shoes.

• Would appreciate this cheery cardigan on grey January days.

Delighted you’re here.

Nature’s Symphony Jigsaw Puzzle

I’m huge jigsaw puzzle nerd and was so bummed when I discovered this stunning Jamie Beck puzzle was sold out. Thankfully, I found it in stock online at my friend Cassandra’s gorgeous Seattle boutique and it arrived in no time. I’m keeping mine for yours truly, but it is so beautifully packaged I can’t help but think it would make for a fab hostess gift.

Roma Accent Chair by Heidi Caillier

San Francisco-based interior designer Heidi Caillier (if you don’t own her book, you’re missing out) recently unveiled a collaboration with Lulu & Georgia and it’s brimming with delicious pieces for the home. This chair with its rattan frame and floral-print cushions (the little ties!) is a highlight. There’s something about Heidi’s nostalgic, unpretentious vibe that I just adore. Explore the entire collection here.

Iana Collarless Handmade Coat

I recently made my first Rue Sophie purchase (the coat above!) and am beyond impressed with the quality and cut. It’s a blend of wool, alpaca, and silk and feels truly sumptuous (like could pass for Max Mara, but a fraction of the price). I purchased mine here (I opted for the medium and it can fit a thick sweater underneath), but it’s available on the brand’s website too. I just saw they offer it in black as well! Dear, oh dear.

Embroidered Raffia Picture Frame

I love how handbag designer Pamela Munson is expanding into home decor. This picture frame is inspired by a vintage tapestry she collected—is there anything sweeter than a petite floral motif? The newest launch also includes a dreamy embroidered tray perfect for gathering your favorite fragrances or cocktail glasses.

Pewter Cherub Wine Stopper

Looking for an unusual Valentine’s gift? This charming cherub wine stopper from from Scandinavian icon Svenskt Tenn always makes me smile (those cheeks!). Crafted of pewter and cork, it was designed by Swedish sculptor Marie-Louise Idestam-Blomberg all the way back in 1927. Here’s to giving more gifts that are unexpected, functional, and chic.

Discovery Stripe Silk Pajamas

You know I love a good stripe and this one designed by sleepwear brand Petite Plum for Viceroy Hotels immediately landed on my wish list. Made of mulberry silk they’re machine-washable, temperature-regulating, and hypoallergenic (my sensitive skin is so here for it). Did I mention they also made a coordinating eye mask? Hard to beat!

Girotondo Glassware

Looking to up your glassware game? Look no further than these new floral tumblers from Brooklyn-based Porto. Each glass is handblown in Murano, Venice making it one-of a kind. I’ll always have a weakness for the subtle variations of a handcrafted piece.

Artist Lucy Innes Williams

I adore art that has a strong sense tactility to it, and this lovely floral arrangement by English artist Lucy Innes Williams is certainly a showstopper. The Central Saint Martins grad uses gouache and pencil on laser-cut poplar to create her original works. Isn’t it beautifully presented in the hand-painted green frame?

Ruffled Bedskirt

I’ve been waiting for an American retailer to make ruffled bedskirts again! How sweet is this floral print? Time to relive my Laura Ashley-loving childhood.

More worth noting:

• A beautiful set of pastels. Here’s to do more arts & crafts in 2026.

• Obsessed with the latest additions to the Liberty x Adidas collab.

• Surely I could find use for this garden tote.

• What a great cover.

• Love the ribbon detail.

• It’s giving Miu Miu.

• These fun clogs have me wanting to DIY bedazzle my own Birks. Saving for inspo!

• Coveting this cashmere wrap in teal.

• The sweetest embroidered cardigan—wish came in my size!

Happy 2026 friends. Thanks for being here.

Early Access to the Anthro Sale

I’m exhausted by the sales already, but this one is worth sharing. Use code KATIEA30 for 30% off at Anthropologie (they’ve given us early access!) and if you spend $200, you’ll be emailed a $50 off coupon for holiday shopping (12/11 - 12/25). I just stocked up on these these Portuguese bowls and matching mugs and these napkins for Christmas. I’ve saved all my favorites for here, if you’d like to see. Thanks to Anthropologie for sponsoring this mention and supporting A Tisket A Tasket!

Delft Tile Pajamas

Now your pajamas can match your kitchen backsplash. This Delft tile-inspired set is made of soft organic cotton and would make the perfect gift for interior design fans.

Café de Flore Silk Scarf

Marin Montagut’s limited edition scarf inspired by the iconic Parisian café instantly made me smile. Crafted in a family-run factory in Lyon, it’s the perfect souvenir for the Francophile in your life.

The Marlowe Mules (on sale!)

You can bet I immediately added these puppies to cart. Get early access to the Margaux sale (20% off sitewide!) with code SHOPEARLY. If you’re unfamiliar with the brand, the soles of all Margaux shoes have a plush foam padding that makes them as comfy as they are chic.

Melissa Gamwell Calligraphy

Have you ever seen a dreamier place card? Talk about dinner party goals. I came across New York-based calligrapher Melissa Gamwell on instagram and immediately saved her work to my wish list.

Snow Boot Christmas Stocking

This quirky Christmas stocking is crafted from handwoven Duponi silk and embroidered by hand. Designed by Zurich-based En Soie, they offer a clever ice skate stocking, too. I’m always in awe of the brand’s art direction (the snowball! the tree! the bell! the dachshunds!).

Lee Miller at Tate Britain

If you find yourself in London this holiday season consider catching the Lee Miller retrospective at the Tate Britain (open until February 15, 2026). As an admirer of her work and story, I’m sad to miss it (though I’m hopeful I’ll catch it at Musée d’Art Moderne in Paris next spring!). In the meantime, I’ll be poring over the accompanying book.

Ruffled Dressing Robe

This romantic bathrobe looks like something one of the March sisters would wear (if you got that reference, let’s be friends).

Wes Anderson Exhibition

I can’t wait to nerd out at the London Design Museum’s new Wes Anderson exhibition. The curators delved into Wes Anderson’s extensive archive and unearthed so many goodies—the Moonrise Kingdom costumes above! We won’t be across the pond again until spring, but thankfully the show is open through July 26, 2026.

Pet Portraits by Florence Evans

I stumbled across these paintings on instagram (I follow Florence’s travels in India!) and find them so clever. The perfect way to celebrate your beloved four-legged friend.

Honorable Mentions:

• This darling coat is finally back in stock!

• Do you think they’d bring good luck?

• I got to meet the brilliant Beata Human at de Gournay last week and had such a fan girl moment. Her book is one of my all-time favorites and I simply adore everything she designs—this new moustache hook!

• These Italian aprons are very fun. I found a similar version here.

• The Rothy’s sale started today and if you own a pair of their iconic clogs, you know they live up to the hype. Size down (I’m usually a 9.5 and the 9 is great). This mention isn’t sponsored, I’m just obsessed.

• Christmas pants if I ever saw them.

• My husband and son delighted over the bizarre Kit Kat flavors in Japan so I ordered these for their Christmas stockings.

• This stationery would make for a fun gift.

• A very on brand ornament.

Thanks for being here, friends.

Luci Notecard and Envelope Set

Are you familiar with d.Rosi? Their stunning stationery gives major old world European vibes, but it’s actually a young brand based in East Hampton. I’m obsessed with the satin gold foil engraving on this orange set—the peak of chic.

Party Hat Crowns

You know I love a good party hat and these by Hadley in England (why is everything fun from the UK these days?!) would add a touch of festive humor to your holiday attire.

Chan Luu Pearls

Chan Luu’s winter collection is absolutely ravishing, and these pearls in particular caught my eye. Could anything be smarter this winter than a black turtleneck paired with this necklace and these earrings? I think not. Okay, maybe this.

Gemstone Matchboxes

Matilda Goad has done it again. Her charming matchboxes, which are always a hit as gifts, are now available bedazzled with lapis or tiger’s eye. For an extra special touch have them engraved with a silly nickname for someone you love.

Fair Isle Tree Skirt

What on earth am I going to talk about when Christmas is over? I couldn’t resist this colorful tree skirt which is hand-knit by artisans in Nepal. I’m waiting to put our tree up until it arrives—the anticipation!

Forenzia Blazer

I’ve been wanting to treat myself to a piece from Maràvic Collection for awhile now and this verdure tapestry-inspired blazer might be it. The small Spanish brand proudly produces their collection “in a local, artisanal, and responsible way.” Can I get an amen?

Veere Greeny for Create Academy

I adore Create Academy’s online courses (Rita Konig’s is particularly lovely!) and was delighted to learn they’ve introduced a new course by the legendary Veere Grenney. His home in Tangier is basically my life goal and I can’t want to peek inside his magical world.

Gilla Tote Bag

I’m always on the hunt for a unique bag and this marvelous tote is made from vintage tapestry fabrics and embellished with fun brush fringe (that yellow!).

Hanging Picture Frame

Looking for a one-of-a-kind gift? A small hand-crafted picture frame from Parvum Opus would be treasured for years to come. The hand marbled papers used are always spectacular and the punchy grosgrain bows are the cherry on top.

Shrimp Earrings

Turn heads at your next holiday soirée with these diamanté encrusted shrimp (or frogs or swans..!).

This week’s honorable mentions:

• This bandana print sweatshirt is on my personal wish list.

• I caught a fantastic Münter exhibition when it was in Madrid last year (shout out to the Thyssen-Bornemisza!) and am so excited to see her work again here in New York.

• You didn’t think I was going to leave out a tree topper, did you?

• A fantastic source for hostess gifts. I want it all.

• My six-year-old would be so delighted by this. Also, these.

• A good puffer.

• Who can teach me to bake shortbread?

• Thanksgiving leftovers taste even better served on Happy Menocal for Caspari.

• Wonderful new Hugo Guinness originals.

• And of course, if you love to shop, don’t miss the latest Daily Hunt.

That’s all for today, folks. Grateful you’re here.

Danielle Mckinney: Beyond the Brushstroke

If, like me, you adore Danielle McKinney’s artwork, you’ll want to treat yourself to her new book. Just published last week, it pairs fifty of her beautiful paintings with journal prompts by her mother, Barbara. I love my copy—it would make for a gorgeous gift!

Striped Lauren Bag by Laia Alen

I’m eyeing this striped bag by Barcelona-based brand Laia Alen. The glossy, textured fabric and twisted handle give it such a playful yet polished feel. It would elevate even the simplest outfit and works as easily for daytime errands as it does for an evening out.

Sienna Necklace

This gorgeous new necklace design looks more expensive than it is (always a welcome surprise!). I love the heavy brass link chain and semi-precious stone cabochons. If you’re not a lapis girl, it’s also available in other gemstones and freshwater pearls.

The Douglas

I haven’t been to Savannah in over a decade, and lately I’ve been itching to return. Photos of The Douglas, a new hotel nestled within the city’s historic district, keep finding their way to me—the rooms look wonderfully stylish and cozy. Perhaps it’s time for a little southern escape…?

Felt Star Tree Topper

I swear I didn’t mean for tree toppers to become a weekly trend, but clearly I have little self-control when it comes to Christmas. The gumdrops and rickrack trim on this sweet star takes me right back to my 1980’s childhood. Wouldn’t it look grand atop your tree? They also have a gingerbread man and angel!

Silk Taffeta Balloon Pants

I’m very excited about the return of harem pants and this voluminous new silk taffeta pair is an absolute dream. Dress them down with a white tee or up with the coordinating balloon top. Did I mention they have a version in cherry red velour, too?

Personalized Holiday Gift Tags

This Etsy shop sells clever custom gift tags in great color pairings. Perfect for the holiday season and beyond.

Liberty Paper Honeycomb Trees

If you love retro decor like honeycomb and classic Liberty London floral prints, this Christmas collab is a match made in heaven. I love that the trees have little magnets to keep them open and can be reused year after year. Explore the entire collection of Liberty x Meri Meri Thanksgiving and Christmas decor here.

Big Bow Slippers

I’m a big proponent of slippers that can be worn both indoors and out. This blush shearling pair looks every bit as comfortable as it does smart—and of course, I’m all for an oversized satin bow.

Mushroom Identification Flashcards

For plant lovers, this colorful deck from the New York Botanical Garden is as charming as it is practical. With 103 laminated flashcards featuring vintage illustrations and text from the Audubon guide, it’s perfect for learning to tell a Morel from a Puffball or a Lion’s Mane from an Inky Cap (I mean, the names are SO good). It amusingly also comes with the disclaimer: “This deck is not a resource for identifying mushrooms to eat.”

Striped Farfalle Pasta

If I lived by a World Market I’d be stocking up on this colorful striped farfalle for holiday gifts (sadly it can’t be shipped). In the meantime I may settle for their Italian monuments pasta which would surely delight my six-year-old. More of a Francophile? This eiffel tower pasta also recently made its way into my cart.

And some honorable mentions:

• A souvenir from one of my favorite shops in Paris.

• These fab flats from a new Maria de la Orden collab.

• Can’t wait to check out this exhibition.

• Of course I would be obsessed with a collab between Craftspring x Mr. Boddington.

• Currently 40% off: these sweet socks, these jeans that I have and love (they fit true to size), this easy turtleneck, this 100% cotton sweater (also have—so cozy!), and this best-selling button-up.

• My six-year-old would be delighted to have this on his bedroom wall.

• Still my favorite ankle boots.

• A quirky brooch that would make people smile.

• Excited to crack open this tonight.

• My favorite exfoliator is 35% off. A must-have in the wintertime.

• Did you catch the NY Marathon today? Gabe and I cheered on my older brother—so inspiring!

• Dreaming about this fun take on the desert boot.

• Would make a very sweet little gift.

• Wishing these came in my size (clearly I have the fashion sense of an eight-year-old).

Thanks for being here.

Knit Leopard Print Scarf

More canine fashion models, please. This carousel of Afghan hounds modeling knitwear made my day. Who couldn’t use a triangle scarf with leopard spots (also, the matching mittens!)? Here’s to hoping it looks half as fab on me as it does this gorgeous pup.

Braided Baubles

I love a natural touch among all the glitz and glam of Christmas—these round wicker ornaments are just that.

Striped Coat

Leave it to La Veste to come up with the coat of the season (the stripes! that sweet collar!). It comes in several cheerful shades and patterns—I’d gladly wear them all.

Glass Bud Vases

The vibrant green of this bud vase instantly caught my eye. They’d look brilliant scattered about a dining table and I’d love one perched on my nightstand. Also available in yellow, orange, and blue.

Laiolo Satin heels

I’m not a big heels girl, but the little step up on these beauties I could manage (also, they’re available as flats!). The pom pom steals the show. If you’re looking for a more affordable pair of classic black slingbacks, I love these.

Faux Fur Jacket

Not in my budget, but maybe in yours?! Faux fur at its very best.

Knit Mushrooms

These charming mushrooms have me wishing I could knit. I’m usually over instagram, but then it introduces me to magical little things like these made by Ingrid, a “Dutch woman living in Vienna” and I’m pulled back in. This blanket she made is giving Elder Statesman vibes and don’t even get me started on these pencils or this entire palette.

Punched Metal Tree Topper

Another autumn Sunday, another tree topper! Love the old school vibe of the punched metal and the warm brass finish.

Velvet Christmas Stocking

Rawr. If you love this Scalamandré tiger-striped velvet as much as I do (iconic!) then this stocking is sure to delight. The playful tassel trim is the cherry on top.

Anemone Brooch

Looking for a little bit of razzle dazzle for your holiday attire? Look no further than this anemone-inspired brooch. It also comes in ivory! More of a feather kinda gal? These Etsy options are fabulous, too.

Thanks for being here, my dears.

Scented Postcards from Paris

Leave it to Buly to reinvent snail mail in the chicest form. Their beautifully illustrated postcards reveal herbaceous scents like Egyptian rhubarb and Iraqi Beetroot. You can also order a hand-calligraphy telegram for a special recipient and they’ll post it for you from Paris (take my money!). The retail world needs more original ideas like this.

MG&Co Opens Shop in London

Matilda Goad opened her first permanent brick and mortar shop in London this week! You can pay them a visit at 194 Ebury Street, SW1. Our family is going to be across the pond often next year (perk of having in-laws in the UK) and something tells me I’ll be popping in frequently. Congrats Matilda!

Chocolate Brown Velvet Coat

This coat is so special with its long velvet drape and handsome frog buttons. It would look equally chic over pants or long dresses this holiday season. A true forever piece.

Spiral Ring No. 3

It can be hard to find fine jewelry that feels unique these days, but this stunning 18K yellow gold ring by Griegst isn’t something you see everyday. Produced since the 1970s in Denmark, the pieces are “Griegst’s ode to antique Roman jewelry as if seen through a magnifying glass found at the bottom of the sea.” Yes, please.

London Review of Books Tote

My fellow bookworms will appreciate these new totes by the London Review of Books. The colorful stripes are pure joy and they’re available in multiple colors. How’s a girl to choose?!

Birdseye Fleece Jacket

The custom ivory and blue birdseye jacquard of this fleece jacket is such fun. I’m always looking for a cozy sherpa for fall and the pattern, hood, and longer length of this design makes it my absolute dream. It’s also available as a cute vest.

Sussex Lustreware Jug

At the risk of becoming a museum shop fan account (too late?!), this earthenware jug is not to be missed. Crafted in limited quantities by Sussex Lustreware exclusively for England’s National Gallery, each piece must be fired four times to get that dreamy soft sheen. Wouldn’t it be charming perched on a bookshelf or mantle filled with flowers?!

Easy Garden Clogs

I may not have a garden anymore, but I’m a sucker for a good clog. Gardenheir just introduced this slimmer, softer, lighter-weight version of their bestselling clogs and I’m coveting a pair. They’re made in Europe with natural rubber (the colors!) and are as practical as they are chic. Perfect for pulling weeds or running errands around town.

Jacoba Wool Cardigan

Would it even be a true Field Notes without a hint of leopard? I love that at first glance this looks like a coat, but it’s in fact a long knit cardigan (the length is just so good!). British brand Rixo wasn’t even on my radar until last year, but I now own a few of their pieces and find myself reaching for them constantly. Did I mention it comes in a shorter length, too?

Brass Bow Tree Topper

Something about this oversized brass bow for the top of your Christmas tree made me smile. I’m excited to have a bit of fun with our holiday decor this season.

Footed Splatterware Bowl

Imagine this overflowing with clementines (keep the stems and leaves on) lounging on your kitchen counter or breakfast table. Even simple fruit feels elevated (figuratively and literally) in a footed bowl.

That’s all for now folks. Thanks for being here.

Seraphine Jacket

The ultimate holiday jacket—love the tailored shape, bouclé texture, and oversized satin bows. Plus, the lace cuffs are detachable depending on how dramatic you’re feeling in the moment. I’ve started saving all my favorite holiday attire finds here.

Lillee Table Lamp

Hunting for an affordable lamp with a bit of personality? This colorful take on the classic bobbin silhouette is pure cheer. Love how the high-gloss finish shines! Now the hard part: burgundy or green?

Luke Edward Hall x NPG Boy Wonder Baseball Cap

Not only does the National Portrait Gallery in London have a Cecil Beaton exhibit opening next week (please go and report back!), they’ve also tapped art darling Luke Edward Hall to design some merch. Obviously ordering this cool pink baseball cap for Gabe to grow into.

A Dollhouse at Bergdorf’s

Bergdorf’s just installed a dollhouse on the seventh floor by Jonathan Steadman of House of Mirth Miniatures and I can’t wait to swing by in person. I’m always inspired by Steadman’s attention to detail (the chinoiserie paper in the foyer!) and absolutely love his shop. Word has it he’s created a separate miniature closet filled with BG-inspired attire, too.

Celestial Garland

Don’t sleep on museum gift shops! This celestial garland being sold by the V&A is just my kind of holiday decor. I also had to order this ornament because it made me laugh and this Lukas the Illustrator advent calendar (adore his work). The V&A shops always boast a bevy of new goodies this time of year.

Jessie Rattan Bed

The green checkerboard pattern on this rattan bed makes it anything but boring. I love when design feels playful and classic at the same time. Also, how good is the bedding? Never tire of a pop of red.

Striped Wavy Tree Skirt

I know it’s early to start thinking about Christmas, but I couldn’t resist including this tree skirt with its classic chocolate brown stripes. It would add a little interest to your tree situation without stealing the show.

Patterned Paper Coronets

Our family enjoyed these tall crowns from Cambridge Imprint for a recent birthday so the brand’s new patterned coronets are a no brainer for the holidays. Their unconventional color pairings (they’re made with hand-mixed colors!) are just brilliant.

Leopard Print Sambas

Just when I thought I never wanted to see another pair of Sambas ever again, they released these and I swiftly added to cart. They’re comfy, fun and I’ll be wearing them all fall.

Ciara Fair Isle Collar

Leave it to Sea to create the most darling knit collar I never knew I needed until now. I’m all about the retro fair isle pattern and sweet hand-crocheted trim. Did I mention there are matching mittens? Sold.

Have a sunny Sunday, friends.

Botanical Sprig Fine Plaster Relief

Hand-cast in Milan by one of the city’s last historic plaster ateliers, these reliefs are cooler than any print I’ve framed. They have that perfect mix of old-world charm and “casually collected” vibes I’m always chasing. Explore the entire collection here.

Shadow Stripe Apron

Leave it to Ulla Johnson to make the most gorgeous apron I ever did see. I love that it has practical pockets and a matching children’s version. Now I just need to learn to cook!

The Para by Margaux

There was much fanfare about Margaux’s new Fonteyn (I couldn’t resist the leopard suede—they’re so good), but the brand also more quietly launched the new Para flat. With its modern pointed-toe and high vamp it feels like the cool older sister of the collection and I desperately want to be her friend.

Illustrated Place Cards

These affordable illustrated place cards would be charming on the Thanksgiving table (the sweet little acorns)!

Fenice Necklace

This striking necklace by Amourrina Venezia is wonderfully fun. The Murano-made millefiori glass beads feel both playful and timeless, while the substantial chain gives it real presence. Best of all, the brand is devoted to safeguarding the centuries-old tradition of Venetian glass beadmaking—a heritage worth celebrating indeed.

Collector’s Edition of An Affair With A House

If you treasure your copy of Bunny William’s interior design classic than you’ll appreciate this luxurious new 20th-anniversary edition. It includes a new introduction and chapter and is available for pre-order now—perfect for gift-giving season!

Lace Scalloped Placemat

Crafted from a dreamy linen cotton blend, this floral lace placemat would step up any table setting. The best part? They’re machine washable. Elegant and practical!

Wedgewood Mittens

These wool mittens by Bode are knit in Peru and are connected by a knit tie just like the ones you had as a kid. Their pink and blue floral pattern was reproduced from a 1950s baby sweater. Did I mention there’s a matching hat (the pom pom!) and socks too? If Bode isn’t in your budget, you can explore lots of similar options here.

Wishing you all a cozy weekend.

Hand-Embroidered Cardigan

This darling rose vine embroidered cardigan by Shrimps could definitely pass for vintage. Granny chic at its best.

Pewter Pet Bowls

These handsome engraved pewter pet bowls may be a wee bit extravagant, but just think what joy they’d bring you and your four-legged friend. Their tiny model named “Beast” gave me a good chuckle—well played, marketing team.

Sesa New York Suede Loafers

Alex Mill is selling classic suede loafers in a fantastic batch of colors. How could you possibly have a bad day wearing those pink loafers?

Marquetry Wood Picture Frame

Brazilian jewelry designer Silvia Furmanovich has turned her signature marquetry into spectacular picture frames. Handcrafted by Amazonian artisans from fallen wood and bark (can you imagine?!), each piece is truly a work of art.

The Mercer Velvet Leopard Jacket

Wiggy’s beloved Mercer Jacket is back—this time in Italian-milled velvet leopard (I have and LOVE last year’s longer leopard version). I’m all about the vintage-inspired swing silhouette and sweet rounded collar, it’s the easiest way to elevate jeans and a tee or throw over an evening dress.

Lillbat Wooden Decoration

I’ve been collecting English artist Elizabeth Harbour’s wooden Christmas decorations for years, but this silly child in a bat costume is my new favorite. It would make for such a darling Halloween treat (check out her witches and this funny toadstool too!).

Decorative Paper Architectural Models

These paper architectural models by Javier de la Torre are billed as lanterns, but I’d love one to simply display on my bookshelf. There are countless iconic buildings to choose from from Chatsworth to the Brighton Pavilion to the Bath Royal Crescent. The perfect gift for my fellow architecture lovers.

Cashmere Sweater Vest

Suzie Kondi makes a great knit and this new sleeveless vest with its multi-colored fair isle pattern (that greek key detail!) is a cashmere dream. Here’s to hoping Santa is subscribed to A Tisket A Tasket.

Thanks for being here, my loves.

Fairy Tale Shirt

Maria de la Orden’s new check Fairytale Shirt is everything I love about fall. The world needs more playful puffed sleeves and opulent neck ties if you ask me. Really want to commit? There’s a matching headband too.

Ceramic Venus Pendant

Beloved Parisian ceramic house Astier de Villatte has introduced pendant necklaces and I think they’re delightful. This seashell would be my choice, but they also have a sun, a cat, a clover, and a bust.

Puma for Balzac Paris

On my last trip to Paris I saw several stylish women sporting the Puma Mostro (which means the trend will eventually make a splash stateside). Their playful leopard print collab with Balzac Paris has me ready to dive in. Sadly, it looks like the collab is only available in Europe right now. In the meantime, I think I’ll order these and these.

Anglophile Silk Scarf

These “tourist dictionary” silk scarves made me smile. There is one for Great Britain, America, France, and Italy. They would make for such a charming gift.

Japanese Paper Photo Album

I want to make a family photo album from our trip to Tokyo and Kyoto last spring and this album covered in 100% cotton Japanese paper is beyond cool. They offer other patterns as well.

Sézane x Bazist

Sézane just released a collaboration with menswear brand Bazist featuring gorgeous embroidery and other crafty details. I wasn’t familiar with Bazist until today (it’s a Tunisian/French brand) and now find myself coveting their amazing cardigans. Crossing my fingers they launch a women’s line soon.

Wishing you a cozy September weekend.

Have you noticed? Hats are having a moment. Not the fussy, save-it-for-a-wedding kind, but the playful sort you throw on for a coffee date or night on the town. Designers are playing with old shapes (the pillbox!), new materials, and generally making hats feel fun again. These days the European it-girls in my Instagram feed don’t seem to leave home without one. From sculptural straw brims to modish felt numbers, there’s a fresh wave of milliners making new rules—below are a handful of my favorites.

Maryam Keyhani

Berlin-based artist and designer Maryam Keyhani creates sculptural hats that are truly wearable works of art. Trained as a painter, she infuses traditional millinery with a touch of surrealist whimsy and has earned a devoted following among fashion lovers and creatives alike. I enjoy following Maryam’s shop on instagram.

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Corduroy Grosgrain Bow Flats

I’m smitten with these Stubbs & Wootton flats for fall—the corduroy and grosgrain bow strike just the right mix of heritage and polish. They’re the kind of statement shoe that instantly makes jeans and a sweater look intentional.

Tigre Velvet Tote Bag

I’m completely obsessed with this bag—the iconic tiger-patterned silk velvet feels decadent yet playful, like carrying a little piece of design history on your arm. It’s as though my tried and true boat and tote got a luxurious (and quirky!) upgrade. It also comes in this smaller size (I just pre-ordered!) and if you really want to treat yourself, you can add these fun tie-on inserts.

Fiat Swivel Compact Mirror

Do I need this little mirror? Absolutely not. Would it bring me great joy every time I pulled it from my purse? You betcha. A playful souvenir from one of my favorites stops in Paris.

Velour Paxos Pocket Pants

I promise this isn’t your high school Juicy Couture velour. Suzie Kondi’s new take on the trend feels decidedly cool. Plus, I’m fully here for the harem pant resurgence—can you imagine anything more comfortable? Pair them with the coordinating top if, like me, you’re a sucker for a cute set.

Waffle Stitch Wool Beanie

I can never resist a good pom-pom hat, and this one nails it. The waffled wool texture feels timeless but the pom-pom keeps things a bit cheeky. Knowing it’s made in Scotland by Robert Mackie (since 1845!) makes it even better. Apricot not your vibe? It’s available in navy, too.

Mother-of-Pearl Mirror

The Matilda Goad mirror I’ve been eyeing for ages is now available in this cool full-length version. It would be perfect in a bedroom or for brightening up a hallway or bath.

Romaric Linen Napkins

The petite floral print on these napkins adds just the right amount of charm, while the natural linen keeps things relaxed and easy. Perfect for everyday family meals, but pretty enough to dress up a festive dinner table.

Ciana Fair Isle Wool Blend Sweater

This is exactly the kind of sweater I want to cozy up in all fall long. The fair isle pattern has just the right touch of retro ski-lodge, and the slouchy fit makes it perfect for throwing over jeans or a slip dress. Basically, my dream uniform once the leaves start to turn. Another great fair isle option, if you’d like to take a peek.

Hope you enjoyed this new batch of treasures. Thanks for being here, friends.

Glass Baubles by AGLAGLA

AGLAGLA’s glass beaded bubble necklace is pure joy. Designed by the Geneva-based duo Lyla Marsol and Anouck Mutsaerts, the brand is all about bold, playful statement pieces that feel like wearable art. Yes, please.

Mr. Boddington’s Personalized Paperweights

Mr. Boddington’s new crystal-clear paperweights are polished little treasures for the desk, fully customizable with hand-drawn icons (oysters! dachshunds! gardening shears!) and up to two initials. Gift-ready in a smart box, they make a charming present—or a well-deserved treat for yourself.

Leopard Print Velvet Slingbacks

These velvet bow flats are too good to pass up. Sadly, they’re sold out of my size, but with Sezane I always create an alert (they almost always restock). Fingers crossed!

Bunny Mellon at the Garden Museum

The Garden Museum in London has teamed up with de Gournay and the Oak Spring Garden Foundation for a pop-up gem: “Bunny Mellon: A Life in Bloom” (open until September 7). The display includes rare botanical treasures from Mellon’s fabled library paired with de Gournay’s stunning new wallpapers and porcelain. A small exhibition with serious style—if I could teleport to London, I’d be first in line.

The Peony Vase by La Romaine Editions

I’ve fallen head over heels for Le Vase Pivoine from La Romaine Editions, a new shop in Paris at 40, rue de Varenne (can’t wait to visit next spring!). The bubble-glass design, handmade by a master glassmaker in Biot, Provence, is as striking filled with flowers as it is chilling a bottle of champagne.

Marbled Notebook

I love a good notebook, and this one—200+ lined pages, hand-bound in Italy, dreamy marbled paper—ticks every box. They’re made by a family-owned paper mill that’s been perfecting its craft for generations. My to do list never looked so chic.

Julia Amory Fringe Jacket

The embroidery and fringe of Julia Amory’s latest jacket feels effortlessly cool. Throw it over denim by day, or pair it with cigarette pants for night. Did I mention it’s available in a gorgeous tobacco color, too? How’s a girl to decide?!

A New Fortuny Boutique

Fortuny has doubled its Paris presence with a new boutique at 27 rue Bonaparte in Saint-Germain-des-Prés. Famous for its textiles and lighting, the Venetian house now boasts two jewel-box addresses on the same storied street. I can’t wait to see it for myself (and hopefully bring home this bag I’ve been eyeing).

The Faustine Cardigan

Fair isle is forever in my book and Dôen’s cute new cardigan nods to the 1940s with its fitted silhouette and wool-cashmere softness. Finished with faux horn buttons and bracelet-length sleeves, it pairs perfectly with the matching Vincent Vest for a charming twinset (granny would be proud!).

Hope you all had a lovely holiday weekend. Thanks for being here, friends.

Silk Handbags by Camille Albertine

I love a fashion accessory that makes people smile and the handmade silk bags by Camille Albertine guarantee just that. From flower bouquets to frilly hearts to rhinestone-eyed fish, the New York-based brand has a bevy of cheerful designs to chose from. Camille’s instagram is full of great stuff, too!

Museo Cord Necklace

Lizzie Fortunato’s latest Fall collection delivers in spades. While I’m coveting nearly everything, this pendant necklace stands out as the perfect finishing touch for Fall.

Flora Jamieson’s Stained Glass Windows

I’m always inspired by artists who breathe new life into centuries-old crafts, and Flora Jamieson’s stained glass windows are nothing short of masterpieces. Her commissions feel deeply personal—often tucked with hidden symbols or little nods to her clients’ stories. I’ll be saving a spot for her work in my future English country house. You can explore more of Flora’s process on Instagram.

Mini Kyomo Watches

Gabe is obsessed with watches (kid loves a fashion accessory) and this French brand’s watches are too cute to resist. Made in Italy with Japanese techniques, they’re available in women’s sizes, too! J.Crew sells a few of the designs, but you can also order the full collection online from France.

Jacquie Faux Fur Coat

I’ve had a soft spot for By Marlene Birger ever since we lived in Denmark, and this faux fur coat (though admittedly an investment) is beyond charming. Equally fabulous? This collar.

Cooper Oak Leaf Wreath

Every time Autumn rolls around I start thinking about seasonal decor and recall these wreaths by copper artist Debbie Fairbrass. She’s based in Kent, England, but lucky for us, ships her heirloom-worthy creations overseas.

Needlepoint Lumbar Pillow

This floral needlepoint pillow is created by women artisans in India. I’m a fan of its folksy motifs and vintage-inspired palette.

Stephanie Fishwick’s New Shop

Artist and calligrapher Stephanie Fishwick just unveiled her new virtual storefront. From keepsake boxes to gift wrap (how good is the pattern above?!), all the pieces showcase Stephanie’s offbeat, romantic style. To think, I never knew I needed googly eye place cards until now.

Fair Isle Cardigan

I saw this cardigan in person at Ralph Lauren last week and the colors are so good. There are few things I appreciate more than a great cozy knit. More sizes are available over here.

Sending lots of Sunday love.