SATURDAY SESH
Happy weekend! Your feedback on these little weekend update posts has been so positive, and I love putting these lists together. I’m thrilled you’re enjoying them! So, let’s get to it…
My friend Blair Breitenstein (aka @blairz on IG) just released a book called Manhattan Wardrobe: A Fashion Lover’s Guide to the Best of New York. It’s filled with all her favorite spots to shop, dine, and explore, along with, of course, her signature stylish illustrations. I just received my copy and plan to order more as gifts for loved ones.
Banana Republic x Zankov launches Tuesday, October 20, and I couldn’t be more excited! Zankov is known for its bold, textured knitwear, and I can’t wait to see what he cooks up with BR. I’ve had the pleasure of meeting Henry Zankov, and he is such a wonderful person and a true creative.
These best-selling pants, which sold out in less than 24 hours last year, are finally back in stock! I’m obsessed with the Champagne color. The perfect holiday party pants do exist!
The iconic Plaza Hotel is set to close for at least four years to restore its historic facade. Nearly 10 years ago, Fairmont hosted me for a staycation, and it was truly unforgettable. I’ve attended so many wonderful events there over the years, so I’m excited to see all the updates!
Can I move here? Cornwall is high on my list of places to visit. I’m a sucker for dramatic coastlines. Maybe next summer?
The Brooklinen Friends & Family Sale is live! You can take 20% off sitewide, with even bigger savings when you bundle. That means 30–50% in total savings! Stock up now while this limited-time event lasts.
Speaking of Friends & Family sales, how about one from Loeffler Randall? Take 30% off at checkout. My picks? Here and here!
How fun and colorful are all of these incredible new arrivals? Beads, pleats, and fringe galore!
The Drew Shoulder Bag, the latest release from The Horse, is so chic and practical. Pre-orders are now available.
You Can See Everything just hit theaters, and I can’t escape the hype! Multiple friends have posted about how much it blew their minds, so I’m heading to the theater to see it for myself. Fun fact: I’m not a big movie lover and have probably seen only 20 movies in theaters over the past 20 years. When I lived in NYC for 10 years, I went to the movies exactly once!
