Strolling past the Jonathan Adler shop on Madison Avenue, I was first struck by the champagne andvodkacandles stacked in the window. Then I spotted a set of embroidered lips linen cocktail napkins — the perfect place to rest your martini coupe. Cheers!
How to remove a sofa stain? What’s the best desk lamp? Softest sheets? I like what I like, and I loathe research.
That is where the New York Times’ Wirecutter comes in. They test products a zillion times, then give a top pick. There’s always a budget option and of course my favorite, the Upgrade pick.
Fun fact: After testing, Wirecutter returns or donates the items to charitable organizations.
Carbs won’t make you fat — at least not when you’re looking at them.
You go ahead and roll up to a PJ with your LV custom luggage. I am going to stick with my absolute fave L.L. Bean Hunter’s tote. Monogrammed, of course.
I know, I know, our inboxes are overflowing. But if you want to discover some good reads, here’s where I’d start:
Axios:The best daily news briefing. Bonus: Before you dive in, each article lists the word count and estimated time to read.
I was born in Chicago, which must have been a mistake because I am always cold. I’ve just added this knit scarfto my arsenal. Not $$$ like the one from Acme, and slightly better quality than my ancient similar scarf from Zara.
For a little holiday fun, pack and disguise your original holiday gifts in these prank boxes. Prank-O designs boxeswith styles customized for food, pet, and tech lovers. Do not miss these hilarious fake wine labels.
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If you’re in NYC, come see me IRL at the Spring Place Holiday Bazaar on Thursday December 16, 4–8 p.m. This members-only space is opening its doors to the public for just one day, so come and shop beautifully curated pop-ups.
