The More I See You
There’s liking something when you first see it, and then there’s the affection that comes from living with it. This week’s arrivals have us thinking about how favorites become favorites: a little discovery, a lot of use, and the growing feeling that you’ve found something you’ll want to keep close. Lisa Yang, Evam Eva and Meimeij keep giving us more to love with every wear, while Last Chance Textiles and Le Puzz remind us how attached we can get to life’s smaller pleasures. It’s how the best love stories are built: time together, showing up day after day, and a character that’s impossible to copy.
Lisa Yang
We love Lisa Yang for the basics. This delivery gives us a few more reasons to be devoted. A fringed skirt makes its intentions known with every step, while sculpted cables, delicate texture and beautiful draping reward a closer look. Even the quietest pieces have something going on. There’s all the pleasure of cashmere, with a playful streak and the kind of individual character that turns a much-loved piece into a signature. Wear often. Make it yours.
Meimeij
Meimeij makes a strong statement remarkably easy to wear. Sweeping pleats, a beautifully placed gather, a puffer with a flair for drama—even the cardigan has a few tricks up its sleeves. These pieces bring plenty of personality and ask very little of you: add familiar favorites, get on with your day, enjoy the compliments. The striking silhouette gets your attention; how easily it fits into your life keeps it.
Little Extra Goes a Long Way
Good basics. A bold print. A bright little accomplice.
Evam Eva
Evam Eva makes an impression that a photograph can only hint at. This Japanese brand’s subtle shapes hold some lovely surprises, starting with fibers that don’t always feel like their labels suggest—just ask the customers convinced their wool sweaters are cashmere. The first touch gets your attention; a winter of wearing tells the rest of the story. You discover how good it feels, how often you choose it, and how attached you’ve become to something that made such a quiet entrance.
Last Chance Textiles
Come for the bandana, stay for the scarf. Last Chance Textiles takes that familiar charm into generous proportions, fluid modal and beautifully draping raw silk. There’s more to play with here: a loose fold, a quick wrap, a little color that pulls everything together. Easy to throw on and surprisingly hard to leave behind, these are the scarves that turn an interest in a trend into a very lasting attachment.
Le Puzz
A little nonsense. Some very good company. Le Puzz’s quirky puzzles and playing cards give us an excuse to sit down with someone we love and see what unfolds. There’s always another ridiculous detail to discover, another thing to point out, another reason to laugh. Small pleasures, happily shared—and well worth making a habit of.
Outerwear Is In
Cold weather gets a warm welcome. These are the coats we chose to take you into winter, with warmth that does its job, practical details that earn their keep, and style that makes the forecast a little more appealing. Because the layer you wear over everything deserves some attention of its own. Bundle up. Look sharp. Carry on.
A Holiday Sip & Shop
WORTH WEARING
Join stylist Christine Worth and Tea & Oranges for wine and fresh ideas for getting dressed this holiday season. A little inspiration from your own closet, a little temptation from ours.
Wednesday, November 18 | 5:30–8:30 PM
