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Who Owns Birrot: The Two Founders Behind the Label

Who owns Birrot? Its two founders, Kyeongmin Kim and Seyoung Hong, who started the Copenhagen label in 2018 and still design it together.

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What to Pack for a Fall Weekend Away

Packing for a fall weekend is easier when every piece works with at least two others. This edit covers a comfortable travel outfit, easy layers for dinner, cable knits and soft sleepwear. The aim is one bag and no second-guessing.

The Beauty Minis Actually Worth Packing

Beauty minis earn a place in a carry-on when they replace a real step, not when they just look charming next to a passport. The instinct to pack a tiny version of everything is how a liquids bag turns into clutter before the trip even starts. This edit sorts the minis that actually earn their spot across skin, hair, makeup and scent, so the size does practical work instead of decoration.

Wedding Guest Dresses Fall Edition: Silk, Long Sleeves and Velvet in Jewel Colors

A guide to wedding guest dresses fall invitations call for, in three groups: satin and silk, long sleeve and maxi, and velvet. I talk through how each one wears and what to leave on the rack.

How to Wear a Sweater Over Your Shoulders, Dress or Jeans

A sweater knotted over the shoulders is the easiest way to add color and polish to a dress, a plain tank or jeans. Here is how I would tie it, and what to wear under it.

Vintage Chanel Jackets: How to Date One and What to Buy

A vintage Chanel jacket is most often a Karl Lagerfeld design (1983 to 2019). Here is how to date one, plus the tweed, color and evening jackets to know.

Fall 2026 Accessory Trends, From Fuzzy Bags to Big Buckles

The fall 2026 runways kept the clothes practical and let the accessories get playful. This guide covers the accessory trends worth knowing, from opera gloves and clutches to hats, fuzzy bags, big buckles and sporty sunglasses. Each trend comes with four pieces to shop.

Best Jewelry for the Office: 6 Pieces for a Desk Day

The best jewelry for the office is light: huggie hoops or pearl studs, one fine chain, a thin bracelet. Six pieces that survive a desk day.

Looking for the Most Comfortable Heels? Start With the Block, Not the Stiletto

Heel comfort used to be treated as a myth, something you traded away for height and shape. The most comfortable heels now come from brands that engineered the footbed and heel geometry for standing time, from cushioned block heels to low St. Agni mules and kitten heels built for a workday.

Chunky Loafers Won the Flat Shoe Argument

Chunky loafers replaced the thin, delicate penny loafer as the default smart-casual flat, mostly on the strength of a lug sole borrowed from hiking boots. The eight pairs here show how wide that category has already gotten, from a slim classic silhouette on a thick sole to a fully studded leather version. The sole is doing more work than people give it credit for.

Zara Edit

A Zara edit of linen trousers, blazers, midi dresses, low-rise jeans, ballet flats and bags for the season. Built for the shopper who wants simple pieces that mix with each other.

Zara vs Runway

Zara skirts, tops and accessories that echo the shapes on the runway, from asymmetric hems to ruffles and fringe. For anyone who wants the designer silhouette in everyday clothes.

Cut Stone

Structured, sculptural pieces in stone, slate and warm grey, from sharp blazers to long pleated trousers and a block heel mule. For when minimalism wants a point of view.

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Cherry Coded

A color story built on cherry and oxblood reds, from knit tops and dresses to red bags and ballet flats. It is for anyone who wants one bold shade to anchor the outfit.

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Naked Knit

Simple knit tops, tanks and halters in plain colors, built on 90s minimalism. It is for anyone who wants a few clean pieces that go with everything.

Cold Denim

A cold toned denim edit built on slim and straight jeans in washes from icy blue to deep indigo, plus chambray and denim shirts. It is for guys who want a full blue outfit that still looks sharp.

Broken Plaid

Oversized, blurred and mixed-up checks in flannels and overshirts for men. Worn over a plain tee, they give a classic pattern a looser feel.

Mysterious Looks

A dark edit of lace tops, turtlenecks, leather and charcoal knits. It is for anyone who likes a little drama in black and deep neutrals.

Sporty Luxe

Tech pants, soft fleece, polos and running shorts in quiet colors, cut to work on the court or out to dinner. Made for men who want sportswear that looks polished.

Soft Cargo

A men's guide to soft-wash cargo pants and shorts in washed olive, stone and brown. Wear them with plain tops and clean sneakers for an easy everyday look.

Loose Silk

Relaxed shirts, polos and wide pleated trousers for men in silk blends, linen and soft neutrals. Fluid pieces that hang loose and layer easily.

Windbreaker Weather

Colorblocked windbreakers and track jackets layered over slip dresses and wide leg trousers. For anyone who wants a city uniform that runs between sporty and soft.

The Cardigan Trench

Oversized cardigans and dusters that fall from the shoulders and soften any outfit, from longline cashmere to cozy wool. For women who want a coat-like layer in knit.

The Gentleman’s Pocket

Everyday wallets and card holders for men, from slim black leather to warm cognac and tan. Pick the size that suits your pocket and the leather that suits your style.

Sisterhood of the Traveling Bag

Vintage and archive bags that get passed around between friends. Soft canvas, suede and leather shapes that look better the more they are carried.

Casual Sporty

Hoodies, zip ups, capris and leggings in navy, black, grey and pink, worn for the look and not for the workout. Made for everyday wear.

Black n Blue

Tops, denim and trousers for men in black and blue, mixed so each color supports the other. Dark washes, plaids and soft knits that work together.

Lined set

Striped, checked and gingham sets and shorts for a colorful pop. Made for anyone who wants a matching outfit that looks put together in a minute.

Who Owns Birrot: The Two Founders Behind the Label

Who owns Birrot? Its two founders, Kyeongmin Kim and Seyoung Hong, who started the Copenhagen label in 2018 and still design it together.

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What to Pack for a Fall Weekend Away

The Beauty Minis Actually Worth Packing

Wedding Guest Dresses Fall Edition: Silk, Long Sleeves and Velvet in Jewel Colors

A guide to wedding guest dresses fall invitations call for, in three groups: satin and silk, long sleeve and maxi, and velvet. I talk through how each one wears and what to leave on the rack.

How to Wear a Sweater Over Your Shoulders, Dress or Jeans

A sweater knotted over the shoulders is the easiest way to add color and polish to a dress, a plain tank or jeans. Here is how I would tie it, and what to wear under it.

Vintage Chanel Jackets: How to Date One and What to Buy

A vintage Chanel jacket is most often a Karl Lagerfeld design (1983 to 2019). Here is how to date one, plus the tweed, color and evening jackets to know.

Fall 2026 Accessory Trends, From Fuzzy Bags to Big Buckles

Best Jewelry for the Office: 6 Pieces for a Desk Day

The best jewelry for the office is light: huggie hoops or pearl studs, one fine chain, a thin bracelet. Six pieces that survive a desk day.

Looking for the Most Comfortable Heels? Start With the Block, Not the Stiletto

Chunky Loafers Won the Flat Shoe Argument

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Zara Edit

A Zara edit of linen trousers, blazers, midi dresses, low-rise jeans, ballet flats and bags for the season. Built for the shopper who wants simple pieces that mix with each other.

Zara vs Runway

Zara skirts, tops and accessories that echo the shapes on the runway, from asymmetric hems to ruffles and fringe. For anyone who wants the designer silhouette in everyday clothes.

Cut Stone

Structured, sculptural pieces in stone, slate and warm grey, from sharp blazers to long pleated trousers and a block heel mule. For when minimalism wants a point of view.

Cherry Coded

A color story built on cherry and oxblood reds, from knit tops and dresses to red bags and ballet flats. It is for anyone who wants one bold shade to anchor the outfit.

Naked Knit

Simple knit tops, tanks and halters in plain colors, built on 90s minimalism. It is for anyone who wants a few clean pieces that go with everything.

Cold Denim

A cold toned denim edit built on slim and straight jeans in washes from icy blue to deep indigo, plus chambray and denim shirts. It is for guys who want a full blue outfit that still looks sharp.

Broken Plaid

Oversized, blurred and mixed-up checks in flannels and overshirts for men. Worn over a plain tee, they give a classic pattern a looser feel.

Mysterious Looks

A dark edit of lace tops, turtlenecks, leather and charcoal knits. It is for anyone who likes a little drama in black and deep neutrals.

Sporty Luxe

Tech pants, soft fleece, polos and running shorts in quiet colors, cut to work on the court or out to dinner. Made for men who want sportswear that looks polished.

Read Editorial

Soft Cargo

A men's guide to soft-wash cargo pants and shorts in washed olive, stone and brown. Wear them with plain tops and clean sneakers for an easy everyday look.

Loose Silk

Relaxed shirts, polos and wide pleated trousers for men in silk blends, linen and soft neutrals. Fluid pieces that hang loose and layer easily.

Windbreaker Weather

Colorblocked windbreakers and track jackets layered over slip dresses and wide leg trousers. For anyone who wants a city uniform that runs between sporty and soft.

The Cardigan Trench

Oversized cardigans and dusters that fall from the shoulders and soften any outfit, from longline cashmere to cozy wool. For women who want a coat-like layer in knit.

The Gentleman’s Pocket

Everyday wallets and card holders for men, from slim black leather to warm cognac and tan. Pick the size that suits your pocket and the leather that suits your style.

Sisterhood of the Traveling Bag

Vintage and archive bags that get passed around between friends. Soft canvas, suede and leather shapes that look better the more they are carried.

Casual Sporty

Hoodies, zip ups, capris and leggings in navy, black, grey and pink, worn for the look and not for the workout. Made for everyday wear.

Black n Blue

Tops, denim and trousers for men in black and blue, mixed so each color supports the other. Dark washes, plaids and soft knits that work together.

Lined set

Striped, checked and gingham sets and shorts for a colorful pop. Made for anyone who wants a matching outfit that looks put together in a minute.

Read Editorial