My best chain belts are vintage - try Imparfaite (they sometimes have the heart ones which feel quite vintage ysl) and vestiaire etc for real vintage ysl!
Love this thank you!! Wondering about Leset, though--I recently bought two pointelle long sleeve ti-shirts because of this newsletter, but honestly I found them extremely underwhelming for how expensive they were. It bummed me out. I'm now drawn to the spring trousers, but worried I'd find the same thing. I guess the question is: is it really worth buying expensive basics? Or is it better to find similar, less expensive basics and put one's funds (assuming most people have "normal" budgets) into more exceptional, special pieces??
I love treating certain things as "Serendipity Shopping" (ironically planned) -- where you plan not to search for it online but rather leave it intentionally open and let it find you, maybe on a trip, a randomly discovered antiques shop with a few belts and bags, etc ... The charm belt seems like a perfect Serendipity Shopping item. Also I am obsessed with oranges and raisins in my salads, which also contain chili olive oil Tonnino tuna.
i am so feeling that moschino cowboy hat/ ruffle look and scanning my closet for some cool way to recreate it. i also love the moschino CIAO brooch that echoes the 90s CIAO belts (another rabbit hole unlocked).
i recently downloaded from etsy an amazing vintage knitting pattern that may plunge me headfirst into my swim cap era. thanks for all the inspo!
My best chain belts are vintage - try Imparfaite (they sometimes have the heart ones which feel quite vintage ysl) and vestiaire etc for real vintage ysl!
Love this thank you!! Wondering about Leset, though--I recently bought two pointelle long sleeve ti-shirts because of this newsletter, but honestly I found them extremely underwhelming for how expensive they were. It bummed me out. I'm now drawn to the spring trousers, but worried I'd find the same thing. I guess the question is: is it really worth buying expensive basics? Or is it better to find similar, less expensive basics and put one's funds (assuming most people have "normal" budgets) into more exceptional, special pieces??
I love treating certain things as "Serendipity Shopping" (ironically planned) -- where you plan not to search for it online but rather leave it intentionally open and let it find you, maybe on a trip, a randomly discovered antiques shop with a few belts and bags, etc ... The charm belt seems like a perfect Serendipity Shopping item. Also I am obsessed with oranges and raisins in my salads, which also contain chili olive oil Tonnino tuna.
Been on the hunt for a good leather jacket -- like for weeks-- and this morning your newsletter hit my inbox! Perfection.
I wish you'd do a post on how you put these magical newsletters together. They're a work of art.
And the salad 🥗
For belt I like the Loewe one, but I am sure you have a long gold necklace you can use instead!⭐️
Looking forward to the “second coming of Moschino”!!
For legging layering skirts, I saw this sheer one at the Dries store the other day and fell in love: https://www.modaoperandi.com/women/p/dries-van-noten/241-010841-8105/623758
Anybody here also subscribed know how to acces TCA's house on Geneva?
wow! what a great combo of ideas.
i am so feeling that moschino cowboy hat/ ruffle look and scanning my closet for some cool way to recreate it. i also love the moschino CIAO brooch that echoes the 90s CIAO belts (another rabbit hole unlocked).
i recently downloaded from etsy an amazing vintage knitting pattern that may plunge me headfirst into my swim cap era. thanks for all the inspo!
Yes we do. This season is being specially hard to give them the side eye…