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The Statement Rug That Will Make Your Home Feel Bejeweled

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Editors’ Picks are the Fashionista team’s true (#notspon) fashion and beauty obsessions, handpicked by professionals who see it all.

As the weather gets colder and grayer, I’m always looking for new ways to add vibrancy and joy to my space. After all, what you’re surrounded by in your home has the power to set the tone for the day: If you open your eyes to a bare, wooden floor, you might wake up feeling a little bland — but if you look down and the first thing you see is a giant, colorful gemstone, you might just have the most luxurious day ever.

That’s why when I saw Wear The House’s Gem Rugs, my jaw hit the floor.

Wear The House Sydney Gem Rug, from $399, available here.

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Since moving into a new apartment, I’ve been on the hunt for fresh and unique pieces that would really make the place feel like a home. Rugs in particular can often feel one-dimensional — like you’re constantly drowning in a boho, traditional and/or minimalist black hole. Wear The House offers a new take on the overlap between home decor and fashion, stating in its mission statement, “We believe there is an intrinsic link between how you dress and how you dress your home.”

While I personally love the multicolored Sydney Gem Rug, there are several glittering jewel tones and cuts to choose from.

Wear The House Sydney Gem Rug, from $399, available here.

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December 1, 2022
The 26 Best Beauty Products Fashionista Editors Tried in November

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Each month, Fashionista editors try a *lot* of beauty products. And while not every formula we test is a winner, we’re constantly unearthing new favorites. Here, we’ve rounded up our latest hair, skin, fragrance, wellness and makeup discoveries — whether fresh-to-market drops or merely recent additions to our personal routines.

Some of us may still be eating Thanksgiving leftovers and paying off Black Friday purchases, but the abundant holiday decorations and Christmas music have spoken: It’s officially December. So before we venture too far into the winter wonderland that is the final month of the year, we’re taking a moment to look back at our favorite beauty discoveries from November.

Over the past four weeks, team Fashionista tried out an overachieving nude lipstick with a genius built-in mirror, some actually good at-home hair color, multiple winter skin saviors and a high-tech wellness gadget with life-changing potential. Scroll through the gallery below to see all of our latest skin, hair, makeup, nail, fragrance and wellness picks.

Highr Collective Lipstick in Blue Jeans, $32, available here: “Not only is this creamy, moisturizing lipstick the perfect my-lips-but-better pinky nude for my skin tone, but it also comes housed in the smartest little metal case with a hidden mirror for application on the go.” —Stephanie Saltzman, Beauty Director

BeautyStat Universal Moisture Essence, $40, available here: “If my skin is feeling dryer than usual, I’ll layer this squalane-based oil over or mix it in with my moisturizer at night. It adds that perfect boost of lasting moisture without the heaviness or greasiness of a typical face oil.” —Dhani Mau, Editor-in-chief

Pleasing Hand + Nail Balm, $25, available here: “Ever since the brand gifted me this hand cream, I haven’t been able to stop using it. As an obsessive hand-washer, keeping my hands moisturized is a priority, and this balm-like formula leaves them feeling soft without any sticky or oily residue left over.” —Brooke Frischer, Editorial Intern

Kristin Ess Hair Signature Gloss, $15, available here: “TikTok influenced me to try this color-enhancing gloss, and I’m so glad I did: It made my hair unbelievably shiny, like I had just stepped out of the salon.” —Liza Sokol, Sr. Audience Development Manager

Flawless by Gabrielle Union Repairing Deep Conditioning Masque, $10, available here: “The first time I used this mask from Gabrielle Union‘s hair-care brand, I was happily shocked with how defined my curls looked. And it’s no wonder: Ingredients like castor seed oil, shea butter, avocado oil, rice complex and biotin make for a powerful formula — and for the price point, that’s especially impressive.” —Andrea Bossi, Staff Writer

Youthforia Pregame Setting Spray, $36, available here: “I don’t usually wear face makeup because it melts away by the end of the day, but Youthforia’s setting spray changes that. I wore a light foundation while covering the CFDA Awards red carpet, and this lightweight mist kept my full face intact the entire night, sweat and all. It also left a subtly dewy finish.” —India Roby, Staff Writer

Gold Bond Age Renew Retinol Overnight Body Lotion, $12, available here: “In the winter, I need a heavy-duty body cream that will help trap moisture in my skin so I don’t wind up with scaly, scary lizard skin. This dense, shea- and cocoa-butter spiked, almost balm-like formula fits that need. Plus, it’s laced with retinol to gently deliver wrinkle-preventing, collagen-supporting benefits to skin that’s sometimes forgotten, like on arms and legs.” —SS

Stripes The Crown Pleaser Ectoine Densifying Hair Mask, $40, available here: “While this pudding-like hair mask was technically developed for those experiencing menopause (and the thinning and drying of hair that can accompany it), I’ve found my 32-year-old hair loves it nonetheless. Amino acids lend incredible shine, while ectoine helps target intense hydration where it’s needed most on the scalp and hair. I find that my hair seems stronger and smoother after I use it in place of conditioner. Plus, I’m obsessed with the the fresh, floral scent.” —SS

Dermalogica Circular Hydration Serum with Hyaluronic Acid, $59, available here: “With winter and my furnace making my environment (and thus skin) dryer than usual, I’ve started incorporating this hydrating serum as a first step in my skin-care routine. It sinks right in, layers well under other products and makes me feel confident that the dry air won’t suck all the moisture out of my face throughout the day.” —DM

Charlotte Tilbury Beautiful Skin Radiant Concealer, $33, available here: “It’s rare that a concealer can expertly cover breakouts, undereye circles and hyperpigmentation while also leaving behind a natural, glow-y, skin-like finish sans creasing and caking. But that’s exactly what this lightweight, intensely pigmented formula does.” —SS

Mugler Alien Goddess Eau de Parfum, $123, available here: “I’m typically someone who finds a fragrance and sticks to it, but after I was gifted the latest iteration of Mugler’s classic Alien perfume, I’ve started switching it up. The scent is sweet but with a little edge, making it great for the evening.” —BF

Higher Dose Infrared PEMF Go Mat, $599, available here: “I’ve developed a fast obsession with this versatile, portable mat that combines infrared heat, pulsed electromagnetic frequency and crystals to provide benefits that include mental stimulation, relaxation, stress reduction, improved circulation and muscle recovery, depending on the settings you choose. You can read more about my new best friend here.” —DM

Merit Great Skin Instant Glow Serum, $38, available here: “This lightweight, fast-absorbing serum is so good, I’ve made my roommates try it. (And yes, they want more… but I can only share so much.) In less than a month of using it, it’s reduced redness, helped ward off breakouts and made my skin appear brighter.” —AB

Chanel L’Huile Camelia Nail Oil, $32, available here: “Ever since butchering my nails while trying to remove gel at home, I’ve been doing what I can to grow them back stronger. Oiling your cuticles is one way to do this, and I’ve found Chanel’s camellia oil perfect for the job.” —AB

Luxe Solutions by ion Luxe Supercharged Hair Dryer, $250 available here: “This is actually the first hair dryer I’ve owned (don’t @ me, I’m an air-dry girlie!), but I can confidently say it’s the best product I’ve been gifted for my hair. Not only is the tool lightweight, but I also love the magnetic attachments. On wash day, I usually go for the diffuser, which leaves my curls super bouncy.” —IR

La Roche Posay Lipikar AP+M Triple Repair Moisturizing Cream for Body and Face, $16, available here: “In the winter, my skin turns dry, rosacea-prone and easily irritated. This thick, coddling moisturizer is perfect for nights when I want to give my face a break from retinoids and exfoliators and just let it hang out in recovery mode. Shea butter and glycerin trap moisture in, and I wake up with a smooth, calm, hydrated complexion. I also really appreciate that the brand has smartly re-vamped the packaging to use less plastic.” —SS

Smiley x Touchland Mango Passion Hand Sanitizer Mist, $10, available here: “You know that popular TikTok audio that’s like, ‘It’s so cute, capitalism really popped off today’? That’s how I feel about this hand sanitizer. It’s super adorable, smells amazing and has aloe vera so it’s hydrating.” —LS

Gehwol Nail Care, $26, available here: “During a medical pedicure at Medi Pedi NYC (which I highly recommend), my pedicurist used and recommended this oil I’d never heard of to help with my brittle, often peeling finger- and toenails. Its ugly packaging covered in German only further convinced me of its effectiveness. It’s absolutely made my nails look and feel healthier and stronger with regular use, and it happens to smell great.” —DM

SkinCeuticals C E Ferulic Serum, $169, available here: “This vitamin C serum has been a serious game-changer for me. I’d taken vitamin C serum out of my routine for a few months to try and simplify, but after a facialist recommended this product, I’ve used it every day and seen a genuine difference in my skin’s evenness and tone.” —BF

Photo: Courtesy of Dr. Whitney Bowe Beauty

Dr. Whitney Bowe Beauty Exfoliation Night Resurfacing + Brightening Serum, $79, available here: “I wrote a whole long-winded explanation about why I love this multitasking face serum — you can read that version here — but suffice it to say, this gentle exfoliator yields impressively smooth, glow-y, even results in just one overnight application. It’s impressive.” —SS

Bravanariz Muga Fragrance, $165, available here: “This scent is as captivating and irresistible as it is unique. Inspired by Spain’s Empordà region in the spring, it melds notes of rosemary, lavender and chamomile for a surprisingly sexy take on herbs. As much as I enjoy wearing some more widely popular perfumes, I also love standing out — and you can’t fly under any radar when wearing Muga.” —AB

Ranavat Brightening Saffron Serum Mini, $35, available here: “Apparently saffron doesn’t just work magic in food, it also has a ton of skin-care benefits, including serving as an antioxidant and reducing hyperpigmentation. The saffron serum from Ranavat, which makes ritual and Ayurvedic-based skin care, is a powerful product in a tiny bottle. I love rubbing a few drops onto my face for the smell and the glow that comes soon after.” —AB

Flamingo Light Hydrating Spray Lotion, $10, available here: “This super lightweight spray body lotion couldn’t be easier to apply. It also has the most gorgeous vetiver and bergamot scent, and I love how hydrating the squalane is.” —LS

Kayali Vanilla Royale Sugared Patchouli Perfume, $100, available here: “‘Vanilla, but intense’ is Liza-bait when it comes to perfumes, and the combination of sugary vanilla, golden rum, patchouli and oud makes for a sweet-and-spicy dry down that I can’t get enough of.” —LS

Mydentity MyRefresh Color Depositing Conditioner, $24, available here: “I’m quite experimental when it comes to my hair, so when I found out that colorist Guy Tang released a temporary hair color-depositing conditioner, I had to give it a try. I used the crimson shade on my dark brown hair, which resulted in a vibrant hue that especially shows up when the sun hits it.” —IR

Mediheal Teatree Trouble Pad, $22, available here: “These little treatment pads (they’re like tiny, super thin sheet masks) are great for focusing on certain areas of your face. I also love that the included hygienic tweezers clip into the lid so they’re difficult to lose. I like the tea tree one for zit-prone areas and the hydrating one for dry spots. Bonus: The packaging stacks nicely and is super #aesthetic.” —LS

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December 1, 2022
The 27 Items on Our Editors’ Holiday Wishlist

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Our editors have already drafted up their holiday wishlists, and whether you’re looking for fresh gift ideas or need to do some winter shopping for yourself, there might be something in there that you want to add to yours, too.

Find a perfect transitional jacket for the recent odd weather or go full-send with a layered wool coat. Embrace winter pastels or head-turning boots. Whatever your preference and whomever you’re giving hints to, just make sure you’ve been good (for goodness sake).

1017 ALYX 9SM High-Shine PVC Cropped Moto Jacket, $1,625, available here (sizes M-L): “I have not seen something that looks so cozy and so fire at the same time. This lined moto jacket is cropped perfectly to wear with any high-waisted pants while having an irresistible, liquid-like shine.” —Andrea Bossi, Staff Writer

Brandon Blackwood Syl Rhinestone Top Handle Bag, $350, available here: “We’re only bringing things into our lives (and wardrobes) that spark joy, and these rhinestone-covered Brandon Blackwood bags certainly fit the bill. A boxy trunk bag never goes out of style, but I’m partial to the brand’s Syl bag, especially in a rich emerald green.” —Ana Colón, Deputy Editor

Chopova Lowena Black Long Freezing Coat, $1165 (from $1975), available here (sizes XS-XL): “I love anything Chopova Lowena, but especially this coat’s flared-out shape.” —Brooke Frischer, Editorial Intern

Arc’teryx Bird Head Toque Hat, $45, available here: “I love the clean design of this hat, specifically the contrasting color options.” —Angela Wei, Staff Writer

Everlane The Luxe Teddy Oversized Half Zip Sweater, $138, available here (sizes XXS-XL): “I’ve always been a fan of Everlane’s sweaters, and there are a few in its latest offering that I’d like to add to my collection, like this cozy half-zip.” —Dhani Mau, Editor in Chief

Find Me Now Dusty Knit Leg Warmers, $65, available here (sizes SM/ML): “The winter is so brutal, especially on the East Coast, and I’ve been eyeing these cozy knit leg warmers — just too cute!” —India Roby, Staff Writer

By Scosha Memory Emerald Ring, $117, available here: “I love how little and dainty this ring is, and I’ve been trying to start wearing more everyday jewelry since I find it to be a mood-booster. This seems like a perfect addition to my stack.” —Stephanie Saltzman, Beauty Director

Collina Strada Floral Appliqué Puffer Jacket, $480 (from $800), available here (sizes XS-M): “Collina Strada’s take on the light puffer is anything but basic: It’s covered in floral appliqués, made from deadstock fabric and pretty much guaranteed to put a smile on your face.” —AC

Grace Eleyae Wool Beret, $20, available here: “A beret is simply one of the most stylish things to wear when it gets cold. Grace Eleyae’s version tops the rest because it’s lined with satin, protecting your hair from frizzing up because of the wool.” —AB

Hill House Home The Collector’s Edition Ellie Nap Dress in Lilac Sky Tulle, $275, available here (Size XXS-2XL): “I’ve never been a nap dress type of gal but I can’t resist the sugary temptation of dressing like a cupcake.” —Liza Sokol, Sr. Audience Development Manager

Keane Spiral Ring, $75, available here: “Keane’s colorful, whimsical jewels look like candy, but they’re actually hand-blown glass, i.e. wearable handmade pieces of art.” —AC

Coach Pillow Tabby Shoulder Bag 18, $277 (from $395), available here: “I’ve been eyeing this bag since it came out, and Coach’s Cyber Monday sale is making it extra hard to resist.” —BF

Loewe Black Inflated Sunglasses, $360, available here: “I’ve been looking for the right pair of statement sunglasses, and I landed on these perfectly puffy Loewe ones.” —BF

Lunya Lofty Wool Cable Robe in Dally Oat, $448, available here: “This chunky cable-knit wool robe is basically like a wearable blanket, and everything about that appeals to me.” —SS

Hanifa Zahra Faux Leather Coat, $899, available here (sizes XS-2XL): “To say I think about this trench coat every day is the understatement of the year. I love every iota of it, but the asymmetrical hem just really does it for me.” – LS

Muns Jose Hoops Big, $258, available here: “I wear exclusively hoop earrings — preferably gold, preferably big. I’ve got my eyes on these from Muns for my 2023 upgrade.” —AC

Notte Jewelry Piccante Heavy Metal Heart Lariat, $158, available here: “I’m definitely in need of more statement jewelry, and this new Notte necklace is just too hot to resist.” —IR

Pandora Festive Nutcracker 2022 Dangle Charm, $42, available here: “Pandora charms are the perfect nostalgic gift, and can still be personal and meaningful.” —AW

Re/Done Cavalry Boot in Caramel Suede, $850, available here: “I’m not sure the cowboy boot resurgence is really a fit for my personal style, but I’ve been fixated on this slightly less Western take on work-style boots lately. They got me with the square toe, buttery camel-colored suede and obvious versatility.” —SS

Rhode Quilt, $325, available here: “Blankets are one of those things I always want but never buy for myself. This cozy Rhode quilt would be a delightful accent to my otherwise solid white bedding.” —DM

Simone Rocha Black Beaded Trek Ballerina Flats, $995, available here: “I’m Jewish, but I will convert if Santa will bring me these this year.” —LS

Studio Cult Binder Clip Bag, $60 (from $115), available here: “Not that I need any more purses, but I mean c’mon — who doesn’t want a giant clip as a shoulder bag in their closets?” —IR

Timberland Women’s Premium Waterproof Boots, $200, available here: “There are few pieces of footwear as classic as Timberland’s boots. Lesser worn are the similarly stylish knee-high versions that take it up a notch (literally!) Even better, the stiletto Tims.” —AB

Reformation x Veda Bowery Leather Blazer, $428, available here (sizes XS-XL): “I’ve really been feeling like a leather blazer is sorely missing from my wardrobe. I love the idea of a brown one to layer over black outfits, as seen on this model.” —DM

Wildflower Bear-y Ballet iPhone 14 Pro Max Case, $25.90 (from $37), available here: “Phone cases are one of my favorite accessories, so I love to change it up. This Wildflower case is the perfect design to match any ballet-core outfit.” —AW

Christian Louboutin Movida Booty, $1,275, available here: “These may not be suitable for trudging through snow, but they’re an irresistibly sexy and feminine departure from typical clunky winter boots. A sheath of velour wraps the foot while a thick platform makes these way more comfortable than a thin-soled stiletto.” —AB

Heaven by Marc Jacobs Online Ceramics Messenger Bag, $225, available here: “I mean, do you see the butterfly and the frog? Exactly.” —LS

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November 29, 2022
The Ideal Sweater for Cocooning Oneself All Winter Long

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Jenni Kayne Alpaca Cocoon Crewneck in Ivory, $295, available here.

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When November hits, I — much like George Costanza, who yearns to be draped in velvet — dream about being swathed in sweaters. My latest cozy cold-weather wardrobe contender? The Jenni Kayne Alpaca Cocoon Crewneck, which indeed seems like the ideal garment for cocooning oneself all winter long. The piece is a recent addition to the brand‘s beloved “Cocoon” knitwear line, and it’s as simple as it is appealing.

I’ve been on a real sweater kick lately, which was perhaps inspired by the sudden turn to 40-degree weather in New York; or maybe by the unrelenting array of chic knitwear Naomi Watts wore throughout the entirety of “The Watcher” (making the wardrobe one of the least disappointing things about the show, but I digress).

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Jenni Kayne Alpaca Cocoon Crewneck in Ivory, $295, available here.

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This crewneck is a standout for its timelessness, minimalism and versatility. It features a plush, airy weave made from 70% baby aplaca, 23% polyamide and 7% merino wool. I love the oversized fit and that it’s warm, despite being lightweight and layerable. While you can’t go wrong with any of the three neutral colorways, I’m partial to the creamy “ivory” off-white option. (The chocolate brown and charcoal gray are both lovely, too.) I’ll be adding it to my Hanukkah wish list for sure.

Jenni Kayne Alpaca Cocoon Crewneck in Ivory, $295, available here.

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Stephanie Saltzman

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November 16, 2022
These Festive Cargo Pants Work For Any and All Holiday Parties

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Fashion people continue to embrace one sentiment learned from a long period of time spent primarily at home: Practicality is key. Pivoting out of two years of sweatpants and plentiful pockets has been a challenge for many, but anything is possible with the perfect transition garment. Enter: the refined cargo pant.

Classic and contemporary brands alike are ushering the trend in with open arms as people seek stylish items with the same comfort and breathability as loungewear. Cargo pants fit the bill perfectly, offering a relaxed cut throughout the leg as well as deep pockets to carry all your daily necessities. Plus, the never-ending Y2K resurgence has only increased demand for the style.

Frame — a brand usually known for its denim — has a practical-yet-sleek iteration of the trend that’s perfect for upcoming holiday festivities.

Frame Relaxed Straight Cargo in Magenta, $428, available here (sizes 00-16)

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If you’re looking for a way to be comfortable, but also look and feel luxurious, these pants will be your new secret weapon. In a bonded silk blend, not only are they soft to the touch, but they’re also certain to glimmer under all the holiday lights this season. They’re available in both black and magenta, retailing for $428 a pop.

Frame Relaxed Straight Cargo in Noir, $428, available here (sizes 00-16)

Fans can look forward to new colorways, like powder blues and emerald greens, in the brand’s upcoming spring launch, dropping next January and March. For now, there’s the classic noir, perfect for any outing, and the Barbiecore jewel-toned pair to glam up your holiday party look.

Frame Relaxed Straight Cargo, $428, available here (sizes 00-16)

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November 14, 2022
This Weird-Looking Recovery Shoe Does Miracles for My Feet

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Even on a surface as hard as bricks (literally), these sneakers feel a bit like walking on a cloud.

Photo: Courtesy of Andrea Bossi

Editors’ Picks are the Fashionista team’s true (#notspon) fashion and beauty obsessions, handpicked by professionals who see it all.

English is weird. A lot of cool words that exist in other languages don’t exist in English. And this is my proposition: I firmly believe there should be a word for the feeling when you step out of bed for the first time after a night out in heels.

If you have ever woken up with sore feet, you know how uncomfortable it can be, depending on the height of the heel you wore the day before and whether or not it has a chunky girth. This feeling can range from a soft soreness to something that results in a Sunday limp. I don’t know what the word should be for this, but I do know the name of the shoe needed to soothe it.

Meet the OOmg eeZee Low from Oofos, a recovery shoe with a name as funky as it looks — but don’t let that turn you off.

Oofos shoes are powered by a foam technology (or “OOfoam“) that absorbs impact, which means less force hits your feet, ankles and joints when you strike the ground. They’re designed to leave your arches feeling supported. The first time I wore mine, I felt a completely unfamiliar sensation of lightness, as if I was walking on the moon. Gravity felt a bit less powerful.

Oofos Women’s OOmg eeZee Low Shoe, $130, available here

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Of every weekend I went out over the past month, it was Hallo-weekend that got my feet the best. With (unofficial) National Candy Day on a Monday, it meant a four-day affair starting on Friday. As fun as it was, my feet were having a different experience. I was dancing and trampling around in all sorts of uncomfortable shoes, and by the time I woke up on Monday, my feet were begging me for relief. When I slipped on my Oofos, everything immediately felt better.

These aren’t just good for after a night out in heels: They’re great for anyone, any time your feet could use some extra love, whether you’re an athlete who had a tough workout or are simply feeling tired.

I admit to thinking these were a bit funky-looking when I first saw them. But after experiencing how good they make my feet feel, these shoes started looking a lot better. Plus, chunky shoes are cool, anyways, and easy to style with everything from sweatpants to a mini dress to straight-leg jeans.

The brand doesn’t limit its recovery footwear to a slip-on sneaker: There are flip flops, clogs and fur-lined mules (which I find particularly cute and perfect for colder weather). Branded as a recovery shoe, they may not seem like the most stylish at first glance, but once you experience how good they feel, you’ll find a way to make it work.

Oofos Women’s OOmg eeZee Low Shoe, $130, available here.

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November 11, 2022