Fashion
My 2-Minute vs. 10-Minute Makeup Routine
The difference between my 2-minute and 10-minute makeup routine isn’t simply time—it’s intention. When the morning feels rushed, a quick touch-up with concealer, a bit of bronzer and a swipe of lipstick and mascara offer just enough polish to feel awake and composed. But when time allows, the routine shifts: skin is carefully prepped, layers are blended, and soft highlights and definition are added with considered precision. One routine is about efficiency, the other about ritual—each shaping the day in its own way.
A high-shine, transfer-proof liquid lipstick that delivers bold color and stays put all day—perfect for when you need an effortless, polished lip in seconds.
This creamy, easy-to-use brow pencil defines and fills for natural, face-framing brows in just a few quick strokes.
A silky, buildable bronzer that warms up the complexion with a natural, sun-kissed finish—ideal for a two-minute glow or sculpted ten-minute look.
Instantly lifts, thickens, and lengthens lashes with clean ingredients— this mascara is an everyday essential for wide-awake eyes, no matter how much (or little) time you have.
This creamy, dewy liquid blush blends seamlessly into skin for a fresh flush, whether you’re tapping it on in seconds or layering for a more defined pop of color.
A multitasking liner for lips, cheeks, and eyes that’s creamy, blendable, and perfect for minimalist mornings or building a full, coordinated look.
A glowy, lightweight primer with built-in SPF protection that preps your skin and gives you a radiant, healthy-looking base—no extra steps needed.
A curated set of skin-enhancing essentials (including highlighter, contour, and foundation) designed for quick touchups or a full, radiant face when you have a little more time.
A creamy, light-catching highlighter that melts into the skin for a lit-from-within glow—perfect for quick dabs or full luminous layers.
A lightweight, hydrating concealer that brightens and smooths without creasing—great for spot-correcting in two minutes or perfecting your complexion when you want a more polished finish.
Fashion
Let the Accessories Lead
Outfit Details: Zimmermann Top, Francoise Pants, Valentino Belt, Chanel Bag, Dior Heels, Jenna Blake Elephant Pendant
Whenever I pack for a trip, my accessories get their own system. I sort them into pouches that double as clutches once I arrive, and they are the first things I lay out in the room, before the dresses are hung or the shoes find their corner. A printed scarf. A beaded necklace. A pair of sculptural sunglasses. That is when the outfits start to take shape, giving everything else in my suitcase a little more direction.
The fastest way to make something feel new is to change what you put with it. Not the dress, not the pants, but the pieces around them. I’ve styled these striped pants before, but with a sweet kitten heel and a belt with movement, they read completely different from the last time. That is really the whole idea. A striped heel with a colorful pant. A belt that changes the shape of a dress. An ankle strap that looks more like jewelry than hardware. The pieces that carry the most personality tend to be the unexpected ones, the ones with real color and a detail you did not see coming.
Fashion
The Lunch Reservation Edit
Outfit Details: Wiggy Kit Dress, Janessa Leone Hat, Loewe Sunglasses, Miu Miu Flats (similar here and here), Wiggy Kit Dress, Retrosuperfuture Sunglasses, Similar Tote Here
One of my favorite parts of traveling is discovering new restaurants. Not just for the food, but for the way the room comes together through color, table settings, and the menus. Before we head to a reservation, I almost always look up the restaurant first, partly to get excited, but also so I have a sense of the vibe I want to dress for.
For me, the perfect lunch look is a colorful daytime dress, dressed up ever so slightly with a bag that has some ruffles or raffia texture. A stripe that plays off the room, embroidery, sunglasses that add to the look instead of hiding behind them. Small choices, but they make lunch feel like the kind of thing you got dressed for.
Fashion
Dressed for the Afterglow
Outfit Details: Rixo Dress, Miu Miu Bag, Ancient Greek Sandals, Carolina Bucci Necklace (similar, less expensive here and here)
There’s a specific kind of dressing that only happens as the sun starts to drop. The light goes warm and low, everything picks up a little shine, and I want to be wearing something that catches it.
That instinct is exactly what pulled me toward this Rixo dress. Between the mirrored embroidery and the rainbow watercolor effect, it’s the kind of piece that feels special without trying too hard. Fun, a little dazzling, easy to fall for. This edit follows the same idea. Every piece has some shine, sparkle, or bit of embellishment that comes alive as the day winds down, all in those warm, glowy tones that feel just right for July nights.
Multi Stone Necklace
The rainbow stones on this necklace add jewelry-box color against sun-warmed skin.
Silk Halter Top
Silk draping with its high neckline make this halter top feel striking for golden-hour plans.
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