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Hiljaus Attika

Marimekko

$595

Pisteinen Unikko

Marimekko

$245

Unikko

Marimekko

$248

Maridenim Kuvastuma Unikko

Marimekko

$330

Seikkailu Kukasta Kukkaan

Marimekko

$415

Valinta Attika

Marimekko

$255

Erilainen Unikko

Marimekko

$245

Maridenim Näkemys Unikko

Marimekko

$465

Maridenim Vaihe Petrooli

Marimekko

$430

Heleä Unikko

Marimekko

$430

Jokapoika

Marimekko

$285

Maridenim Loose Mini Unikko

Marimekko

$385

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Mini Unikko King

Marimekko

$129.99

Ojakellukka King

Marimekko

$179.99

Ajo King

Marimekko

$129.99

Oiva / Siirtolapuutarha

Marimekko

$38

Oiva / Unikko

Marimekko

$42

Oiva / Unikko

Marimekko

$31

Oiva / Unikko

Marimekko

$42

Oiva / Unikko

Marimekko

$77

Oiva / Unikko

Marimekko

$36

Oiva / Unikko

Marimekko

$36

Unikko

Marimekko

$105

Unikko

Marimekko

$105

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Travel bags are worth choosing for looks, so you can claim the best-looking one on the baggage claim carousel. I include a Kitsch travel case and two MiaMily carry on bags.

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The New Romantics: Vintage-Inspired Pieces With a Feminine Edge

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The Everyday Wardrobe, Built From Pieces That Last

Everyday dressing is easier when the closet is full of pieces you actually reach for. The focus now is on well-cut basics that work on repeat rather than novelty. This edit is a designer take on the clothes, shoes and bags that earn daily use.

Table Lamps, Candlesticks and Vessels for the Colder Months

Table lamps, candlesticks, vessels for branches and one good throw make a home easier to be in when it is dark by six. I start with the lamps, then move to candlesticks and vessels.

Shearling and Faux Fur Are Fall's Coziest Trend

Shearling and faux fur have become fall's most visible textures, showing up on coats, bags, clogs and even knit collars. The look nods to 70s glamour and après-ski dressing at once, and it gives a plain winter wardrobe instant richness. This edit collects the pieces where that plush texture does the talking.

Traveling in Style: Travel Cases and Carry On Bags

Travel bags are worth choosing for looks, so you can claim the best-looking one on the baggage claim carousel. I include a Kitsch travel case and two MiaMily carry on bags.

Read Editorial

Three Designers to Know Now: Nour Hammour, Magda Butrym and Burc Akyol

Every season a handful of labels move from insider knowledge to the wish lists of everyone who cares about clothes. Right now that list includes Nour Hammour's sharp leather and outerwear, Magda Butrym's romantic tailoring and Burc Akyol's sculpted eveningwear. This edit is a quick introduction to all three.

The New Romantics: Vintage-Inspired Pieces With a Feminine Edge

Lace trims, bows, faux fur and soft satin are pulling fashion back toward an old-fashioned kind of femininity. The look borrows from vintage slips, grandmother cardigans and 70s party dressing, then wears it with jeans and boots so it never feels like a costume. This edit gathers the pieces that make that romantic mood easy to wear every day.

The Everything Shower

All you need for the perfect everything shower.

The Everyday Wardrobe, Built From Pieces That Last

Everyday dressing is easier when the closet is full of pieces you actually reach for. The focus now is on well-cut basics that work on repeat rather than novelty. This edit is a designer take on the clothes, shoes and bags that earn daily use.

Table Lamps, Candlesticks and Vessels for the Colder Months

Table lamps, candlesticks, vessels for branches and one good throw make a home easier to be in when it is dark by six. I start with the lamps, then move to candlesticks and vessels.

Shearling and Faux Fur Are Fall's Coziest Trend

Shearling and faux fur have become fall's most visible textures, showing up on coats, bags, clogs and even knit collars. The look nods to 70s glamour and après-ski dressing at once, and it gives a plain winter wardrobe instant richness. This edit collects the pieces where that plush texture does the talking.