Don’t sweat it! We’re all busy and life happens! That is why I have curated a special last-minute gift guide dedicated to all the beauty lovers!
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EastHampton.com
December 22, 2020
EastHampton.com
Ligne St. Barth Homme Collection as seen on EastHampton.com...
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Homme Collection by Ligne St. Barth: Gifts To Go Out Or Stay At Home In Style
Inspired by St Barth, shower gel, body lotion and a light facial fluid are tailored to the specific needs of men’s skin. Lightly scented with the essence of St. Barth – a hint of lemon, subtly tangy and aromatic, with a soupçon of salty surf – each product is packed with natural active substances, tropical mango, coconut and shea butter.
EastHampton.com
December 22, 2020
EastHampton.com
Eau d'Italie as seen on EastHampton.com...
... and available online at Beautyhabit
Jasmine Leather Eau de Parfum by Eau d'Italie: Gifts To Go Out Or Stay At Home In Style
Jasmine Leather Florentine fashionistas embraced the fashion of scenting leather a long time ago. Eau d’Italie Le Sirenuse Positano reinvents the luscious marriage of exotic jasmine and sensual leather.
The Melissa Clark Show (Podcast)
December 19, 2020
The Melissa Clark Show (Podcast)
Eau d'Italie as seen on The Melissa Clark Show Podcast...
... and available online at Beautyhabit
Jasmine Leather Eau de Parfum by Eau d'Italie
See the Interview: https://youtu.be/eMlDtTKHlO4
Jasmine Leather is a marriage meant to be: Jasmine and Leather belong to each other, each contributing its own uniqueness to a timeless personal note.
Notes: Elemi, Saffron, Jasmine, Leather, Patchouli, Cedar Wood.
Champagne Living
December 16, 2020
Champagne Living
Eau d'italie as seen in Champagne Living Winter 2020...
...and available online at Beautyhabit
Eau d'Italie Eau de Parfum Spray - Holiday Issue Gift Guide: A Little Luxury
Help her experience the Amalfi Coast daily with a fragrance that says she lives la bella vita every day of her life. Initially a secret between those in the know, Eau d’Italie quickly traveled the world from the iconic Le Sirenuse Hotel on the Amalfi Coast in Positano to her vanity. The key… a truly Italian ingredient: la passione, that same burning passion that gave the world beauty and excellence in art, fashion and design. Eau d’Italie works with the greatest creators in the world, to create fragrances which are always contemporary, always original, and always inspiring.
Champagne Living
December 16, 2020
Champagne Living
Child Perfume as seen in Champagne Living Winter 2020...
...and available online at Beautyhabit
Child Perfume Limited Edition Extrait de Parfum - Holiday Issue Gift Guide: A Little Luxury
Tell her she's as intoxicating as the scent she wears with a gift of Child. The formula for Child is rich and intoxicating. This uninhibited fragrance is derived from brilliant exotic flowers. Give her a personal fragrance that reflects who she is - beautiful and always understated.
Downtown
December 07, 2020
Downtown
Eau d'Italie as seen in Downtown Magazine...
... and available online at Beautyhabit
Jasmine Leather Eau de Parfum by Eau d'Italie: It's A Gift
Downtown’s editors gathered the best and the brightest for the most festive time of the year.
IT’S THE SEASON OF GIVING, and we have selected some of our favorite items to give (and receive!), from accessories and home decor to comfort food and jewelry. Our holidays will look very different this year, but a gift from the heart can brighten the season and let your special someone know that you are thinking about them. Celebrate the holidays in style, or book a trip to Space, for the ultimate in socially distanced giving! From our homes to yours, we wish you the best of the season.
Jasmine Leather is inspired by Italy’s storied past, deriving from the tradition of scenting Italian leather goods with jasmine. Today, they come together in an elegant blend by Eau d’Italie in a way that is both refreshing and timeless.
Grungy Gentleman
December 06, 2020
Grungy Gentleman
Ligne St. Barth as seen on GrungyGentleman.com...
... and available online at Beautyhabit
Ligne St. Barth Aloe Vera Gel With Mint: 2020 Holiday Gift Guide | Grungy Gifts
Grungy Gentleman's 2020 Holiday Gift Guide highlights the best apparel, accessories, gadgets and equipment on the market.
Ligne St. Barth Aloe Vera Gel with Mint
The aloe vera gel with mint is an excellent after-sun and after-shave product suitable for all skin types, including sensitive skin. Manufactured without alcohol, it is not greasy and has a pleasantly refreshing effect. It supplies the skin with intensive moisture and soothes the skin after sunbathing relieving that “prickly skin” feeling.
kuwcoco.com
December 03, 2020
kuwcoco.com
Child Perfume as seen on kuwcoco.com...
...and available online at Beautyhabit
Child Perfume Roll On: Last-Minute Beauty Gifts That Will Arrive in Time for Christmas
Let’s face it, you never plan on waiting until the very last minute to start holiday shopping. Yet, every year, you end up scrolling through endless last-minute gift guides in hopes of finding the perfect gift days before your holiday celebration.
Unnamedproject.com
November 30, 2020
Unnamedproject.com
Eau d'Italie as seen on unnamedproject.com...
... and available online at Beautyhabit
Jasmine Leather Eau de Parfum by Eau d'Italie: Holiday 2020
This Holiday 2020 gift idea from one of the most beautiful places in the world where the fragrant air is a mix of lemon trees, rosemary, wild herbs, and bracing breezes from the sea below comes Eau d’Italie.
The first fragrances created by Marina Sersale and Sebastián Alvarez Murena was for the silver anniversary of the legendary Le Sirenuse Hotel in the stunning 18th-century palazzo in Positano. The entire line of their luxury fragrances is passion-filled and opulent. Jasmine Leather combines the delectable floral of jasmine with the intoxicating warmth of leather for a scent that brings the essence of both masculine and feminine sensuality to the forefront.
Photography by David Lewis Taylor
Bella Magazine
November 19, 2020
Bella Magazine
Ligne St. Barth as seen in Bella Magazine...
...and available online at Beautyhabit
Peeling Cream with Papaya by Ligne St. Barth: Ohm for the Holidays
Treat yourself at home with all the posh and pampering of a world-class spa...
Tropical Treat
Ligne St. Barth Peeling Cream with Papaya is the perfect treatment to reveal radiant skin. The gentle exfoliating action of the jojoba pearls is the perfect treatment for the more delicate areas of your face, including your lips. It leaves the skin looking smoother, more supple, and brighter.
Departures.com
November 16, 2020
Departures.com
Eau d'Italie as seen on Departures.com...
...and available online at Beautyhabit
Jasmine Leather Eau de Parfum by Eau d'Italie: Gift Guide: Small Luxurious Gifts Perfect for Stocking Stuffers
Tiny unexpected objects done in luxurious materials make perfect holiday gifts for the most discerning people on your list. To create this list we thought about the moments in between the big adventure—listening to music, resting your eyes, putting on makeup—and selected pieces that bring ease, inspiration, and a little bit of luxury along the way.
This new fragrance from the owners of Positano’s iconic Le Sirenuse hotel takes inspiration from a centuries-old Italian craft—scented leather accessories that emerged during the Renaissance in Florence. With notes of jasmine, leather, patchouli, and cedarwood, it is a complex and intriguing fragrance perfect for the colder and darker months.
UnnamedProject.com
October 30, 2020
UnnamedProject.com
Ligne St. Barth as seen on unnamed project.com...
... and available online at Beautyhabit.com
Ligne St. Barth
Caribbean Homme Care
The warm tradewinds from the Atlantic Ocean and the Caribbean Sea intermingle over the stunning Island of St. Barths. From the stunning beaches to the rugged south-eastern tip, this French Riviera styled paradise is an enclave of luxury and natural beauty. The Pampering Ligne St. Barth products are all handcrafted with natural oils, ingredients, and soothing botanicals. Homme by Ligne St. Barth is tropical, sunkissed, and woodsy. Created with a seductive base of fern, a floral and Rosemary top note, and richly masculine middle notes their eau de toilette is delightfully warm and evocative of the island’s romantic sunsets. St. Barth Homme’s Shower Gel and Body Lotion are bracingly refreshing. This all natural line was first created to invigorate, moisturize, and soothe the effects of the tropical sun on skin. Ligne St. Barth.
Location and product photography by David Lewis Taylor
SirenuseJournal.com
October 28, 2020
SirenuseJournal.com
Eau d'Italie as seen on SirenuseJournal.com...
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Eau d'Italie: New Look, New Fragrance
Twenty years ago, when Le Sirenuse was celebrating its 50th anniversary, an idea took root among its owners, the Sersale family, one inspired by a wish that has been expressed by so many of the resort’s guests over the years: “If only we could take this place home with us”.
Scent is perhaps the most emotional of our senses. It’s also, researchers tell us, the sense that is most closely connected to memory, along with taste. Would it be possible, wondered Marina Sersale and her husband Sebastián Alvarez Murena, to distil the essence of high summer at Le Sirenuse into a fragrance? To transport the wearer onto that terrace above the sea with its heady floral aura and warm terracotta notes, but also to weave in hints of other Positano aromas, from the incense of the town’s mother church to the yellow clover that grows wild in the hills above?
It took three years to answer those questions in the affirmative, years of unceasing testing, planning, and development. The result was Eau d’Italie – the name given to that first fragrance, and to the collection and body line that it would inaugurate.
Launched in April 2014, Eau d’Italie represented a groundbreaking novelty in the exalted world of fragrance design. Before long, some major players began to sit up and take notice. Milan’s fashionista concept store 10 Corso Como added that original fragrance to its meticulously curated selection, and soon other prestigious stockists followed – Bergdorf Goodman in New York, Liberty in London, Colette in Paris, and many others. Meanwhile, Eau d’Italie was growing and evolving into a collection of fragrances and associated body products that took the brand’s growing band of aficionados on an olfactory tour of Italy, from Sicily to Lake Maggiore. Each fragrance aimed to capture a place, a mood, a memory of the bel paese.
Two decades on from those first animated converations at Le Sirenuse that planted the seed of the idea, the brand has become, in the words of Sebastián Alvarez Murena, “the ambassador of a certain very cosmopolian Italian style, equally at home in Positano, Milan, New York, London or Los Angeles." To celebrate the milestone, Eau d’Italie is presenting a new fragrance and at the same time changing the look of its entire line, while remaining true to the new dolce vita spirit that has always informed it. For the brand’s other co-founder, Marina Sersale, the redesign is not about changing tack but about staying true to its core values: “Since the very beginning”, she says, “one of our great joys has been that of keeping Eau d’Italie always new, beautiful, relevant and part of our times”.
Its smart new livery rejuvenates the Eau d’Italie collection, giving the reshaped white lacquer bottles a more luxuriously intimate feel and crowning them with a mirror-polished solid brass cap that exudes discreet glamour. This echoes the recent mise au jour of Le Sirenuse’s Don’t Worry bar with its opulent, burnished brass detailing, onyx counter and gold-leaf ceiling.
The boxes are made with artisanal watercolour paper, which has a lovely tactile quality and allows the colours to shine in a particularly chic, muted way. Line the boxes up, and they immediately bring to mind the chromatic dance of Positano’s houses as viewed from the terrace of Le Sirenuse.
Making its bow in these stylish new clothes, Eau d’Italie’s latest fragrance, Jasmine Leather, is a contemporary tribute to the ancient Florentine tradition of scented leather. In the city that gave birth to the Renaissance, to step out with a pair of jasmine-scented leather gloves was once considered the epitome of fashion and refined taste. Jasmine Leather blends notes of elemi, saffron, jasmine, leather, patchouli and cedarwood in a seductive blend that also pays homage to Italy’s great artisanal traditions. It’s a captivating new addition to a line with a gorgeous new look.
Vogue.com
June 23, 2020
Vogue.com
ULILI Moroccan Scents as seen on Vogue.com...
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ULILI Moroccan Scents: These Made-in-Casablanca Soaps and Diffusers Offer an Olfactory Escape to Morocco
Omar Benjelloun can still recall the smell of the earth after a rainstorm in the Atlas Mountains, where he spent holidays as a child; the heady orange blossom water that his grandfather would sprinkle on his palms; the wild oleander flowers of the ancient Berber city Volubilis. “I wanted to play with these memories,” muses Benjelloun, who set out to capture his native country’s signature aromas six years ago with the launch of his label, Ulili Moroccan Scents; now, the collection boasts an olfactory feast of candles, bar soaps, and a trio of diffusers, which are finally available for sale in the U.S. “The objective—the challenge—is to source more and more from Morocco,” adds Benjelloun, who enlisted the help of Marianne Nawrocki, a perfumer in Grasse, France, to blend the likes of local artemisia, rose, Atlas cedar root, and pennyroyal mint.
In fact, the products are a veritable celebration of Morocco’s heritage from start to finish. The Hand of Fatima-decorated diffusers arrive in ceramic jars produced in Tangier, just as the candles, which are equipped with wooden lids crafted in Essaouira, are printed with characters from Ronda, a card game that has been played by several generations of Moroccans. Containing vitamin A-rich beeswax, exfoliating prickly pear seeds, and olive oil harvested from a family field, the cold-processed soaps, meanwhile, are adorned with Arabic calligraphy inspired by classic Maghrebian coins by Ayoub, a young illustrator from Casablanca. Wrapped in recycled paper that was once used in school notebooks and to carry sugar loaves, they are sure to strike a chord with anyone who grew up in Morocco—not to mention those who are eager to explore its vast terrain. “I try to remind people about our forgotten traditions,” says Benjelloun, who is currently working on a new range of perfumes. With international summer travel suspended, rest assured: Morocco is just a sniff away.
The trio of diffusers feature Hand of Fatima designs drawn by Benjelloun’s sister.
UnnamedProject.com
May 03, 2020
UnnamedProject.com
ALTAIA as seen on UnnamedProject.com...
...and available online at Beautyhabit.com
Insider by UnnamedProject brings the best Mother's Day gift ideas to life.
Wonder Of You by ALTAIA (A Long Time Ago In Argentina)
From a love affair, the Wonder Of You is the joy of a being in love. Created by Sebastian Alvarez Murena and Marina Sersale the delightfully elegant fragrance is both fresh and flowery. The symphony of blackcurrant, pink grapefruit, freesia, watermelon, ambrox, and musk notes evoke nearness, warmth, and joy. The regal and contemporary bottle is beautifully boxed and timeless in its appeal. Photography by David Lewis Taylor.
PureWow.com
December 28, 2019
PureWow.com
Cosmetics 27 as seen on PureWow.com...
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Plasma 27 - Regenerating Mask by Cosmetics 27: 15 Winter Beauty Products Celebrities Swear By
Celebrities: They’re just like us, winter skin woes and all. From dryness to dullness and everything in between (irritation, anyone?), frigid temps and excessive wind can take a toll on anyone’s complexion. But that’s nothing a few nourishing skin care products can’t help. Take it from 15 superstars, these are the best winter beauty products around.
LADY GAGA: COSMETICS 27 PLASMA 27 MASK
Winter skin is notoriously dull, dry and inflamed, but this face mask remedies all three conditions. Lady Gaga swears by it, not just in winter, but also for red carpet appearances. She recently told Refinery29, “Before a red carpet, I like to use Cosmetics 27's Plasma 27 Mask. It's formulated with plant stem cells for calming inflammation and brightening skin."
BeautyandWellbeing.com
October 29, 2019
BeautyandWellbeing.com
Eau d'Italie as seen on BeautyandWellbeing.com...
...and available online at Beautyhabit
Interview: Capturing the Spirit of Italy: A Journey with Eau d’Italie
This story begins on the Amalfi Coast at Le Sirenuse, an award-winning 5-star hotel in Positano. After the second World War, four Neapolitan brothers moved to this small village and opened up their home as a petite hotel. Quaintly decorated according to the family’s personal taste, the hotel became a haven for elegant guests to indulge in hospitality and a “delight of the senses.” After spending her childhood at Le Sirenuse and becoming a filmmaker, Marina Sersale teamed up with her husband Sebastián Alvarez Murena to incorporate the memories of her seaside childhood into a fragrance. From Mediterranean shrubbery to sun-kissed terracotta, Eau d’Italie takes you on olfactory journey through Southern Italy and beyond with blissful pit-stops in Positano, Venice, and Paestum.
From scent diffusers, bath salts, and candles to shower gels, shampoo, and milk, Eau d’Italie captures the romance and passion of the seaside in each product and fragrance. The best part? You get to keep a little piece of Italy in your own home, in your luscious locks, and in your silky skin. We joined Marina to retrace her steps and break down the stories behind Eau d’Italie— and made a few stops in Positano on the way.
MarieClaire.com
October 14, 2019
MarieClaire.com
Paul & Joe as seen on MarieClaire.com...
...and available online at Beautyhabit.com
Pearl Foundation Primer Muscadet (004) by Paul & Joe: 12 Wine-Themed Beauty Products That Won't Give You a Hangover
We're drunk in love.
I recently learned the term glou-glou, an onomatopoeic French word for casual wines—usually light, chillable reds—that go down easy (glug, glug). It got me thinking that the beauty world has its own version of glou-glou: easy-to-use wine-inspired products that lack the complication of face-contouring makeup kits or multistep acid peels.
Paul & Joe Pearl Foundation Primer Muscadet (004)
This is no ordinary skin-prepper—it uses light-reflecting gold and silver pearls to reduce redness and even out your skin, all while hydrating your skin and smelling deliciously like grape.
Elle Magazine
August 27, 2019
Elle Magazine
Avocado Oil as seen in Elle...
...and available online at Beautyhabit
Avocado Oil by Ligne St. Barth: Beauty Picks
Ligne St. Barth Avocado Oil $64.50.
OK! Magazine
August 05, 2019
OK! Magazine
Embryolisse as seen in OK! Magazine...
...and available online at Beautyhabit
Limited Edition New York Lait-Crème Concentré by Embryolisse: Latest & Greatest
Say hello to my little friends...a sneak peek of the impressive products hitting shelves now.
I didn’t think this cult-classic cream could get any better – until I saw its adorable NYC- inspired illustrated tube.
BeautyandWellbeing.com
July 10, 2019
BeautyandWellbeing.com
L:A Bruket as seen on BeautyandWellbeing.com...
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A hand and body wash for calming and caring for irritated skin. The ingredients are 85% certified by Ecocert and contains no preservatives.
BeautyandWellbeing.com
July 10, 2019
BeautyandWellbeing.com
L:A Bruket as seen on BeautyandWellbeing.com...
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Shop Body by L:A Bruket
The seaweed has been traditionally fished by hand and then dried naturally. Seaweed has long been used in spa baths and is believed to stimulate blood circulation, relax stiff muscles, relieve aches and pains, skin irritations and sunburn.
BeautyandWellbeing.com
July 10, 2019
BeautyandWellbeing.com
L:A Bruket as seen on BeautyandWellbeing.com...
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Facial oil for normal to dry skin. Well balanced oil mix that absorbs quickly.
BeautyandWellbeing.com
July 10, 2019
BeautyandWellbeing.com
L:A Bruket as seen on BeautyandWellbeing.com...
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Freshening, hand made soap on a rope with pumice and essential oils from peppermint and thyme. Activates and scrubs new life into tired feet.
BeautyandWellbeing.com
July 10, 2019
BeautyandWellbeing.com
L:A Bruket as seen on BeautyandWellbeing.com...
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Shop Body by L:A Bruket
Shea butter, coconut oil, meadowfoam and comfrey work to moisturize, nourish and protect. The essential oils of grapefruit and lavender softens and calms as well as stimulates cell renewal.
BeautyandWellbeing.com
July 10, 2019
BeautyandWellbeing.com
L:A Bruket as seen on BeautyandWellbeing.com...
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Shea butter protects, and is moisture preserving. Softens dry and hard skin area. The essential oils soothe and are stimulating and mildly antiseptic.
BeautyandWellbeing.com
July 09, 2019
BeautyandWellbeing.com
Ligne St. Barth as seen on BeautyandWellbeing.com...
...and available online at Beautyhabit
Extra Mild Shampoo With Spirulina Algae by Ligne St. Barth - Editor's Pick: Defend Your ‘Do: Summer Haircare Essentials
Now that it is mid-July, we’re quickly reaching the glorious pinnacle of summertime shine. The days are at their longest, the sun is at its highest, and the temperatures are at their hottest. Surely you always have a bottle (or two!) of sunscreen somewhere in tow to protect your skin— but did you know that UVA and UVB rays can be just as harmful to your beachy, sun-kissed waves? Too much unprotected sun exposure can cause discoloration, brittle texture, split ends, thinning, and frizziness… Oh my! Does this mean we should start spritzing our hair with sunscreen to protect our fresh summer highlights? Not quite. Luckily for you, BWB has carefully curated a repertoire of must-have products to add to your hair protection arsenal.
For the Demure ‘Do:
There is nothing like a classy, dignified aroma with just a hint of the Caribbean sea to frame the face during the summertime. With each flip of the hair, you are enveloped in a cloud of algae, camellia oleifera, and fresh beachy air. The Ligne St. Barth Extra Mild Shampoo is a gentle cleansing agent perfect for all hair types, even thin or sensitive. With soft, nourishing ingredients and an elegant perfume, this silky amber product nurtures both your hair and your scalp. After a long day in the sun, treat your hair to a steamy wash and massage this shampoo slowly into your scalp. Inhale deeply and indulge in the soothing fragrance lining your locks.
Refinery29.com
June 26, 2019
Refinery29.com
Smith & Cult as seen on Refinery29.com...
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Fauntleroy Nail Lacquer by Smith & Cult: 9 Top-Selling Nail Polishes To Buy On Amazon This Summer
Smith & Cult
Smith & Cult’s Fauntleroy shade — a lovely muted mauve — is an Amazon-shopper favorite, as evidenced by its impressive 5-star rating.
Jetsetter.com
June 18, 2019
Jetsetter.com
Living Libations as seen on Jetsetter.com...
and available online at Beautyhabit
Gretchen’s Wellness Picks: 15 Buys I’m Loving for Summer
My interest in wellness started with a curiosity—questions about the food we eat, products we put on our skin, fitness fads, and how our physical, mental, and emotional health are all interconnected. I believe that wellness is deeply individual, but it can (and should!) also be enjoyable. My intrigue has led me to try countless workouts, supplements, and beauty products, and while the trends will come and go, I’ve come across a few tried-and-true favorites that I won’t be giving up anytime soon.
Living Libations Seabuckthorn Shampoo + Shine On Conditioner
I am so impressed by this natural shampoo and conditioner from Living Libations. It smells amazing and leaves my hair clean, hydrated, soft, and full of volume every time. It’s a bit of a splurge, but it’s worth it to know that the ingredients are not only safe but actually nourishing for your hair and scalp. I credit this shampoo and conditioner, combined with my aforementioned shower filter, for all my good hair days.
Jetsetter.com
May 15, 2019
Jetsetter.com
Living Libations as seen on Jetsetter.com...
and available online at Beautyhabit
Rose Glow Poetic Pits by Living Libations: 15 Top-Rated Natural Deodorants That ACTUALLY Work
There’s no avoiding it: finding the best natural deodorant is a trial-and-error process. Since all bodies react differently to different formulas and ingredients, it’s hard to know which will be right for you until you try it. So why take the chance? Because typical antiperspirants contain aluminum and other icky chemicals that we definitely don’t want on our skin—nontoxic is always the safer choice. To make the switch easier, we curated a list of the best top-rated, harm-free (and aluminum-free) natural deodorants across several stores and sites, from luxury beauty shops to Amazon. You still might have to try a few before you fall in love, but when you do, it’ll be so worth it.
Living Libations is known for its approach to all-natural, pure botanic beauty. It makes sense, then, that the brand’s Poetic Pits deodorant is a combination of 100% concentrated organic essential oils, containing no chemicals or extra ingredients. While the scent is formulated to make underarms smell fantastic, we recommend a patch test first, since some skin reacts negatively to pure essential oils.
Forbes.com
May 09, 2019
Forbes.com
Argentum Apothecary as seen on Forbes.com...
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La Lune de Velours Nourishing Oil Milk Cleanser by Argentum Apothecary: 6 Female Beauty Entrepreneurs Reveal What Products To Use This Summer
Now that temps are finally warming up, it’s also time to consider incorporating skincare and beauty products that are better-suited for when it’s sizzling out. So whether you want to lighten up your heavy winter serum or brighten up your complexion with a fresh pop of color, here are six products from female-founded brands – all of which are independently-owned, cruelty-free, and naturally-based, of course – that’ll keep you looking (and feeling) terrific all summer long.Who: Joy Isaacs
What: ARgENTUM La Lune de Velours ($138)
Why: Growing up in South Africa, Joy Isaacs watched her mother use the age-old remedy of Colloidal Silver on childhood cuts and scrapes. But it took several seemingly unrelated incidents – a surgery-related infection healed with silver-infused dressings; a lucid dream about starting her own beauty brand; and an auspicious meeting with skincare pioneer Dr. Gilbert Mouzin – to motivate Isaacs to create ARgENTUM. Every product in her line features a patented blend of Silver Hydrosol and DNA HP, which uniquely hydrates and promotes cellular regeneration, without feeling the least bit heavy. And to round out the line, ARgENTUM just unveiled La Lune de Velours, a milky, oil-based cleanser. “It's comforting, deeply hydrating and doesn’t cause any tightness despite being a very effective makeup remover,” says Isaacs. It also arrives with a fina silk sea sponge to help gently buff away every last impurity.
Jetsetter.com
May 08, 2019
Jetsetter.com
Jar as seen on Jetsetter.com...
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Face Creme - Tinted Mineral Sunscreen by Jao: Jackie’s Beauty Buys: 15 Items I’m Obsessed With This Summer
Welcome back to my Beauty Buys column, where I'm highlighting all the products on my radar, plus my tried-and-tested favorites that are truly worth the hype. This roundup’s all about summer: exciting product launches, new makeup trends, and the essentials necessary to fight the heat, stickiness, and overall beauty mayhem the season can bring.
I know you know, but it’s worth repeating: it’s crucial to wear facial sunscreen year-round and especially in the summer. The one I’m loving most right now is Jao Brand’s tinted Face Crème, made with zinc oxide mineral sunscreen (SPF 30) and nourishing plant-based ingredients that work wonders to smooth skin. Fans of the brand recommend layering its Seed Face Oil underneath for additional antioxidant benefits.
LOfficielusa.com
May 06, 2019
LOfficielusa.com
ALTAIA as seen on LOfficielusa.com...
...and available online at Beautyhabit
By Any Other Name Eau de Parfum by ALTAIA: Beauty Tea: Four Italian-Inspired Fragrances That Cost Less Than a Trip to Capri
For all the vacation feels of the Amalfi Coast without having to leave home.
Despite being flooded with summer tourism; Southern Italy magically retains its certain-something. More than other destinations in the Mediterranean, the milieu has a unique way of commandeering each of the five senses. The Italian sun bronzes skin so pleasantly in Portofino. The colors of Le Cinque Terre practically mesmerize your eyesight, wondering why you chose an all-white color scheme for your apartment (maybe just me). The clam pastas and other seafood of Capri make going out for Italian elsewhere practically impossible.
And, more than anything, the smells of the coastal towns and islands are so distinct and narcotic, recovering those aromas becomes a sort of addictive mission. It’s no wonder that the smells of the South have inspired a bevy of perfumers to reimagine all of the seaside, musky and fruity details. If you’ve never been to Italy, no problem. Try this fragrance to feel instantly teleported in the blink of a spritz.
Musky rose lovers will be obsessed with this Italian perfume. When I spray this, I immediately envision of a man doused in bergamot, greeting me with fresh cut roses and a lychee martini on a summer night (a girl can dream). This rose-rich delight is one of my new favorites; hints of sweet lychee fruit which gives way to cedarwood and an indelicate musk. A seriously sexy blend, this perfume pairs well with unstable stilettos, a non-vegan dinner and a third date.
LOfficielusa.com
May 06, 2019
LOfficielusa.com
Eau d'Italie as seen on LOfficielusa.com...
...and available online at Beautyhabit
Un Bateau Pour Capri by Eau d'Italie: Beauty Tea: Four Italian-Inspired Fragrances That Cost Less Than a Trip to Capri
For all the vacation feels of the Amalfi Coast without having to leave home.
Despite being flooded with summer tourism; Southern Italy magically retains its certain-something. More than other destinations in the Mediterranean, the milieu has a unique way of commandeering each of the five senses. The Italian sun bronzes skin so pleasantly in Portofino. The colors of Le Cinque Terre practically mesmerize your eyesight, wondering why you chose an all-white color scheme for your apartment (maybe just me). The clam pastas and other seafood of Capri make going out for Italian elsewhere practically impossible.
And, more than anything, the smells of the coastal towns and islands are so distinct and narcotic, recovering those aromas becomes a sort of addictive mission. It’s no wonder that the smells of the South have inspired a bevy of perfumers to reimagine all of the seaside, musky and fruity details. If you’ve never been to Italy, no problem. Try this fragrance to feel instantly teleported in the blink of a spritz.
From the house that creates the signature fragrance of Positano’s famous hotel Le Sirenuse, this light-bodied scent is the ideal thing to wear with a swimsuit and sarong. Peach fans, rejoice! One of my favorite summer scents, its top notes are freesia, pink peony, and the perfect sweet, fuzzy peach. I literally can’t think of anything that pairs better with an Italian Bellini, cheeky bikini, and a saltwater pool.
Jetsetter.com
April 25, 2019
Jetsetter.com
Living Libations Everybody Loves the Sunshine with Zinc as seen on jetsetter.com...
...and available online at Beautyhabit
The 15 Best Reef-Safe Sunscreens to Stock Up on This Summer: Fuss-Free Spray Sunscreens
Living Libations - Everybody Love the Sunshine with Zinc
These zinc oxide mineral sunscreens give you the ease of a traditional spray without the damaging chemicals. We love the nourishing essential oils found in Living Libations (jojoba plant, virgin coconut crème, and red raspberry seed, among others).
Refinery29.com
April 19, 2019
Refinery29.com
Eau d'Italie as seen on Refinery29.com...
...and available online at Beautyhabit
Rosa Greta Eau de Parfum by Eau d'Italie: 7 Summer Fragrances For When Your A/C Stops Working
Named for Greta Garbo, and inspired by the sea of Ravello Roses that surrounded her villa on the Amalfi Coast, this eau de parfum — with bright, blooming notes of pure rosebud and white tea — smells secretive and sublime, like a luminous starlet who's fled a public life for a quieter, more beautiful one (but then the paparazzi found her anyway).
Rosa Greta Eau de Parfum, $160.00, available at Beautyhabit.
HelloLovelyStudio.com
March 11, 2019
HelloLovelyStudio.com
Child Perfume Roll On, Extremely Rich Body Creme and Limited Edition Child Perfume Spray as seen on HelloLovelyStudio.com...
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Child Perfume Roll On, Extremely Rich Body Creme and Limited Edition Child Perfume Spray - 7 Early Signs of Spring & 3 Secret Springs of Hope...
...is fresh air for your winter soul! Let’s ease away from these remaining days of late winter and put on a new mind...even if the nests have yet to appear. The signs of spring are everywhere for me, and hope is swelling within my chest.
What to Wear on a Spring Joy Ride
It’s complex, exotic, and lovely, with a loyal following for good reason. My favorite quality of child perfume is how a gentle roll on the wrist lingers for hours.
Child Perfume Child Perfume Roll On $68 - $98
TheDailyBeast.com
January 31, 2019
TheDailyBeast.com
Martial Vivot as seen on TheDailyBeast.com...
...and available online at Beautyhabit.
Beard & Facial Oil by Marial Vivot: Practical Valentine’s Day Gifts That Are Still Romantic And Meaningful
Say “I love you and want to contribute to your life in some meaningful way” with practical romantic gifts they’ll actually use for years to come.
Pampered and practical Seal it with a kiss—and the Beautyhabit Martial Vivot Beard & Face Oil loaded with antioxidant-rich CQ10 and nourishing hemp seed oil.
BeautyandWellbeing.com
December 10, 2018
BeautyandWellbeing.com
ALTAIA as seen on BeautyandWellbeing.com...
...and available online at Beautyhabit
Purple Land Eau de Parfum by ALTAIA - Editor's Pick: Festive Fragrances
Deck the halls smelling fresh, floral, oriental, or woody–take your pick. If you’re looking for the perfect gift to give to a loved one this season, nothing shows thoughtful care and attention like a beautiful bottle of perfume, carefully selected according to their character and spirit. Or, scratch that thought all together and spoil yourself a little this Christmas! Tis’ the season to give, which includes showing yourself some love as well. BWB has curated a list of fragrances that will undoubtedly bring a flirtatious sophistication to your holiday season.
This tropical fragrance is rooted in a love story between its creators – Marina and Sebastián. The dawn of their long-distance romance is told through an aromatic sea of purple frangipani, complemented by notes of guava, lily of the valley, and musk. Complete with grapefruit, papaya and ambrox, Purple Land is for both the hopeless and the hopeful romantic.
805 Living
December 07, 2018
805 Living
Louis Sherry as seen in 805 Living...
...and available online at Beautyhabit
12 Piece Candy Tin - Harrison Howard West Indies by Louis Sherry: The Perfect Gift
Julia Murphree (IG Story)
November 30, 2018
Julia Murphree (IG Story)
ALTAIA Purple Land Eau de Parfum as seen on Julia Murphree's Instagram Story (@juliamurphree)...
...and available online at Beautyhabit here.
Purple Land Eau de Parfum by ALTAIA
This new @eauditalie_official scent smells like and absolute dream.
Grapefruit, Guava, Papaya, Frangipani, Lily of the Valley, Ambrox, Musk.
HelloGiggles.com
November 29, 2018
HelloGiggles.com
Paul & Joe as seen on HelloGiggles.com...
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Paul & Joe Limited Edition Makeup Collection 2018 Advent Calendar - WANT/NEED: A pink T-shirt for proud English majors, and more stuff you want to buy
Welcome to Want/Need, a daily roundup of the things our Deputy Editor, Emily Popp, is currently coveting. It might be a pair of pink leather loafers that make her feel like she’s got her s*#t together, or a pool float in the shape of an avocado (because she’s not over the novelty pool float trend). Or maybe it’s as random as, like, dryer sheets. Basically this is all the stuff she’s obsessed with. Poppy’s picks, if you will.
Paul & Joe Limited Edition Makeup Advent Calendar
One of my favorite memories of the holidays as a kid was getting to open the advent calendar in December. My brother and I would take turns, and sometimes there was a little ornament inside or a plastic toy or chocolate candy. That’s why I love this fabulous advent calendar from Paul & Joe. The darling cat illustrations delight my inner kid, but the goodies inside speak to my adult self. Instead of toys, the calendar is filled with my version of toys: 12 limited edition beauty products from Paul & Joe. This advent calendar has everything I could possibly want: nostalgia for holiday tradition, cats and lipstick.
SunHee Beauty
November 03, 2018
SunHee Beauty
ALTAIA as seen on SunHee Beauty's Instagram page...
...and available online at Beautyhabit here.
Purple Land Eau de Parfum by ALTAIA
sunheebeauty And #whataromance#inabottle ❣️ Wow... what a #lovestory this is! From the creators of @eauditalie_official A follow up to their #altaia ‘s #awardwinning #TuberoseInBlue💙 #PurpleLand has arrived! 🌈🌄💜One lover in Italy, the other in Ethiopia this #scent captures the endurance of a #longdistanceromance that was meant #forkeeps 💕 #marinaandsebastian 💑 ❤️ It’s truly #divine #fragrance #amust#discover I am loving the #fragrancenotes👃🏻👌🏻 #fragranceforlovers 💞#new#eaudeparfum #fromitaly 🇮🇹
FindingSilverLinings.net
October 17, 2018
FindingSilverLinings.net
Eau d'Italie as seen on findingsilverlinings.net...
and available online at beautyhabit:
https://www.beautyhabit.com/collections/eau-ditalie/products/eau-ditalie-eau-ditalie-scented-candle
Signature Scented Candle by Eau d'Italie: 2018 Best Beauty & Wellness Gifts
Hello, my name is Mindy and I am a product junkie. This is not me being dramatic, it is simply the truth. Brands send me products to sample all the time. All get tried, many get used once, some I give to friends, very few end up here as recommendations. It’s been a long time since I’ve come across products that really rock my socks. In the past couple of weeks, I found quite a few that are worthy of the Finding Silver Linings stamp of approval. In fact a couple items are on my all time list. Chances are, if you’re reading this, you know someone that is a beauty & wellness junkie like myself. These types have a stupid amount of products making it tough to figure out what they’d want and actually use. I’ve done the homework for you. Here are my 2018 best beauty & wellness gift ideas for the product junkies who have everything…
The Candle Hoarder
I feel like we all know a candle hoarder. My own mother is one. She can not get enough. There’s something calming and romantic about having a candle burning. The good ones give off a scent to further enhance the ambiance of a room. I stumbled upon super luxe fragrance that I am infatuated with. If you follow me on Instagram, you’ve seen my love story about this candle. Eau d’Italie scented candle is not only beautiful to look at (oh hi adorable mermaid babes), but the fragrance is described as:
A light sea breeze and cool citrus groves on the cliffs of Positano.
Terracotta tiles warmed by the summer sun.
Bergamot, blackcurrant buds and yellow sweet clover.
A hint of musk, a touch of incense.
A sparkling and seamlessly blended scent.
I burn it when I need some extra self-care (think bubble bath, facemask, and a cold glass of Savignon Blanc). Your candle lover needs this.
Melinda Fleming (IG Story)
October 12, 2018
Melinda Fleming (IG Story)
ALTAIA Purple Land Eau de Parfum as seen on Melinda Fleming's Instagram Story (@curatedcool)...
...and available online at Beautyhabit: https://www.beautyhabit.com/collections/altaia/products/altaia-purple-land-eau-de-parfum
Purple Land Eau de Parfum by ALTAIA
A sea of purple frangipani is in bloom all around. The purest perfume I have ever come across.
The Australian - Wish Magazine
September 18, 2018
The Australian - Wish Magazine
Eau d'Italie as seen in The Australian - Wish Magazine...
...and available online at Beautyhabit: https://www.beautyhabit.com/collections/eau-ditalie/products/eau-ditalie-eau-de-toilette
Eau d'Italie Eau de Toilette by Eau d'Italie: Positano in a Bottle
Smells evoke memories, so it made sense for one of the Amalfi Coast's most beloved hotels to create a fragrance that takes you straight back there.
It’s a scent that started with a single childhood memory. Specifically, a memory of racing across an expanse of sea-green maiolica tiles on the terrace of a hillside villa in Positano, warmed by the Mediterranean sun, the air wafting with the pungency of the Tyrrhenian sea sparkling far below. It’s a beautiful image, full of romance and nostalgia – but a fairly esoteric thing from which to create a single scent, much less a small perfume empire. Such, however, was the genesis of Eau d’Italie, the signature fragrance that’s inextricably linked in the minds of those who love it – and they are legion – to Le Sirenuse, the hotel in Positano for which it was created. The site of the scene described above, it’s elegant, immaculate, and synonymous with the glamour of the Amalfi Coast.
In 2001 the hotel was celebrating its 50th, recalls the Roman-born former filmmaker Marina Sersale, who with her husband, Sebastian Alvarez Murena, created Eau d’Italie, which would go on to proliferate into a multi-fragrance collection. “My [late] uncle Franco [Sersale], Le Sirenuse’s owner, wanted to throw a big party that October, and they invited everyone. Longtime guests from all over the world, as well as basically the whole village – you can imagine the wonderfulness it would have been.” But then the 9/11 attacks happened.
“Obviously everything just halted. No one was flying, the hotel was completely empty,” she says. So in October, Antonio Sersale, Franco’s dapper son – who now owns and runs the hotel with his wife Carla Paravicini Sersale – decided to invite a few people down for his birthday instead. Among the guests was Argentine-born Alvarez Murena, who would become Marina’s partner in both business and life. “We all got together again soon after, in early 2002, to discuss other ways to celebrate the hotel’s 50th; really we were just playing with concepts. Someone came up with the idea of creating a fragrance, which everybody loved.” Alvarez Murena had recently left his job as a dealer of leaf tobacco; the documentary Sersale had been about to shoot in New York had been scuppered by the attacks. “So it turned out that Sebastian and I were the ones with the most time available to make it happen,” she says.
Alvarez Murena’s background had provided him with some training in aromas; but neither had experience in perfume production, “though both of us had always gravitated towards what are now called ‘artisanal’ scents,” Sersale notes, and wanted to create something in that spirit. They met with Bertrand Duchaufour, one of France’s most acclaimed “noses”, who has created fragrances for Commes des Garçons, L’Artisan Parfumeur and Penhaligon’s, among many others. The three got on well, and Duchaufour was invited to Le Sirenuse. “We had defined what we wanted to do, which was to distil an essence of Positano,” says Sersale. “Bertrand wanted to know about my memories of summers here; and one of the strongest was of racing Antonio and my sister Giulia across the terrace where Le Sirenuse’s pool now is, which used to be covered in these beautiful green tiles. We’d start at the restaurant end, and whoever made it to where the pool bar is now first was the winner. I remembered the hot, dry smell of the tiles, and the sea, and vines growing on the terrace. It was really the most wonderful part of my childhood.”
Forging a scent from a childhood recollection was an interesting abstract intellectual exercise; “but it also needed to smell good, clearly,” says Alvarez Murena. At the time, Duchaufour was experimenting with new molecules – synthetics that carry their own signature note. “There was one in particular, called argile,” recalls Sersale – a mineral molecule combination (argile is French for clay); it became the base, around which were “embroidered” a handful of carefully selected notes. Among these were frankincense, bergamot, sweet yellow clover (“there’s a local species of it that grows up and around the mountains above Positano,” says Alvarez Murena), and blackcurrant buds (“extremely, transportingly fresh, fresher even than citrus,” Sersale enthuses).
The process took two years; initially family members discussed it regularly, but once the necessary duration became clear, she and Alvarez Murena took ownership. “People weighed in, of course – though Franco was actually anosmic, so couldn’t smell anything; he’d just say, ‘I don’t know, is it good? What do you guys think?’” recalls Sersale. “But it was, in all the major points, a collaboration. Gae Aulenti, for instance” – the prolific architect-designer who had just created Le Sirenuse’s thrillingly contemporary jewel box of a spa – “was at the hotel once when we were there, and she came in and smelled it, and adored it. So even she was sort of tangentially involved.”
At the time, the idea of a hotel having a signature scent was unique. But what really put Eau d’Italie on the map – and what to this day brings particular joy to its many devotees, and lends it as much cachet as does the scent itself – is its stunningly beautiful packaging. Bold, colourful and contemporary, it is as at home on a shelf in the bathroom of a downtown Manhattan loft as it is in the pristine white-tiled bathrooms at Le Sirenuse.
“The obvious thing would have been to go for a baroque, heavier style, given the architecture and period of the hotel,” says Sersale. “But Le Sirenuse has always been fundamentally different from other hotels like it in one important way, which is that it has never been old, or fusty or dusty. From the day it opened in the 50s, it was always ahead of its time. So we didn’t want something that looked like it should be in an old Amalfi coast hotel. We wanted something minimalist, urban.” Eau d’Italie’s angular glass bottle, spray-painted white, recalls the bright white houses of Positano; the delicate sea-green face captures the shade of those terrace tiles of Sersale’s childhood; the bold oxblood detailing is the exact colour of the iconic façade of the hotel.
Eau d’Italie debuted in Milan in June 2004, with a launch party alla Positanese, complete with potted lemon trees and strolling musicians from the hotel’s restaurant, La Sponda, flown up from the south. “The first thing that happened was that Franca Sozzani [the late, great Vogue Italia editor] gave it an entire page in the following issue,” Sersale recalls. “We had no idea this was going to happen. Then US Vogue picked it up; and suddenly we were being contacted by concept stores in New York and LA and London, asking to stock our brand. We were all saying to each other ‘brand – what do they mean, brand?’
“So we altered the packaging for commercial sales, made it bigger, and began distributing,” Alvarez Murena continues. “After a point, though, it became too complicated and time-consuming for the hotel to be doing this, so eventually we decided to set up a separate company. But it wasn’t just for ease of sales, because by that time we’d really begun to love it.”
In 2005, the idea for a second scent was born: Rose Paestum, named for the spectacular Magna Graecia-era temple complex south of Positano, just above the Cilento coast, which was famous in antiquity for its profusions of wild roses. “At the time, I was wearing a rose-based fragrance, and basically I wanted to make my own,” says Sersale. Rose Paestum is lent an unexpected edge by a foundation note of myrrh, inspired by a trip Sersale had made to Ethiopia’s Omo River valley. “There were these children by the side of the road, selling what looked like little miniature rounds of provolone,” she says. “But they were actually myrrh. It was incredible; I brought as much as I could home. When we were making Paestum Rose, I sent a little piece of it to Bertrand and asked him to incorporate it.”
The idea to create a collection that proposed a sort of olfactory journey around Italy cohered with the third and fourth scents. “That’s when the penny dropped,” says Alvarez Murena. “We were working on the idea of Italy in winter, and we had created two scents simultaneously – Sienne l’Hiver [Siena in winter] and Bois d’Ombrie [Umbrian forest]. We couldn’t choose which we loved more, so we launched them at the same time.”
Since then, Eau d’Italie has launched roughly one scent a year, always taking inspiration from a particular place on the peninsula. Jardin du Poete, with its crisp, sylvan notes of cypress, pink peppercorn and basil softened with vetiver and grapefruit, pays homage to the citrus gardens of ancient Greco-Roman Syracuse. Magnolia Romana, a poem to the huge trees that line the avenues of the Villa Borghese, is lent structure (and sexiness) by base notes of cedar and white musk. The incredibly dense, exotic Baume du Doge layers the spices and attars which made Venice the world’s most prolific trading centre one into another: saffron, frankincense, myrrh, cardamom. Many of the scents are notable for being universally wearable – very much by design, Alvarez Murena confirms. “Basically our style, up until about our 10th fragrance, was to make unisex scents.”
Each is singular, its striking white bottle adorned with two unique colours. But Eau d’Italie – that first, signature scent – remains the object of particular adoration. “I’ll be travelling in some faraway place and a former guest of ours recognises the scent of Eau d’Italie I’m wearing,” Carla Paravicini Sersale told me recently. “Every time, it’s a moving encounter; people tell us about their experience at Le Sirenuse, inevitably linked to romance, or love, or just happiness, their eyes dreamy with recalling their days in Positano.” A beautiful memory in a bottle.
Christina Galbato (IG Story)
September 16, 2018
Christina Galbato (IG Story)
ALTAIA as seen on Christina Galbato IG page (story posted on 9/16/18)...
...and available online at Beautyhabit: https://www.beautyhabit.com/collections/altaia/products/altaia-tuberose-in-blue-eau-de-parfum
Tuberose in Blue by ALTAIA
A fragrant stopover in Rio de Janeiro
In 1978 Sebastián sailed from Buenos Aires aboard a gracious 1940’s Italian steamer with his mother, his siblings and the family whippet, plus a number of turn-of-the-century travel trunks filled with books. Destination was Spain, but the three-week cruise of the Atlantic included many a port of call, first of which was balmy Rio de Janeiro, where Sebastián took a trip up the Corcovado mountain, in the heart of the Tijuca forest. The ascent was via a narrow road upon which the old car gently progressed in a swirl of cobalt-blue butterflies, the sweet smell of tuberose wafting in through the open windows. Notes: Mandarin, Neroli, Tuberose, Freesia, Heliotrope, Cedar Wood, Sandalwood.
VanityFair.com
September 05, 2018
VanityFair.com
Eau d'Italie Eau de Toilette as seen on VanityFair.com...
...and available online at Beautyhabit.com: https://www.beautyhabit.com/collections/eau-ditalie/products/eau-ditalie-eau-de-toilette
Eau d'Italie Eau de Toilette by Eau d'Italie: Vanity Fair’s Best-Dressed 2018
Dive into the style secrets of this year’s fashion trendsetters with our annual best-dressed list, featuring a sheikha, an N.B.A. star, and a certain royal newlywed, among many more.
What is personal style? A distillation of mood, influences, and wardrobe to create the outward version of your best inner self.
As fashion has democratized, so have our wardrobes. Traditional dress codes for gender, occupation, and occasion no longer apply.
Men wear ruffles, dresses, and heels—N.B.A. stars carry some of the most lusted-after designer bags—and women rock men’s suiting and combat boots like a “proper lady” should.
Whether you favor a signature uniform or a daily dose of artistic expression, we hope this year’s list of fabulous honorees inspires you to take some risks and be fashionably fearless!
We gathered together a style brain trust from a swath of creative industries—themselves all possessed of effortless style—and asked them, along with V.F.’s executive fashion director, Samira Nasr, to nominate the most fashionable folks who catch their eye.
FASHION FLUIDITY
Pouring their creative juices into their wardrobe means consistently staying true to an aesthetic philosophy.
Sienna Miller
Born: New York City.
Favorite designers: Nicolas Ghesquière and Savannah Miller.
Favorite places to shop: Portobello Market, Louis Vuitton, and Pip-Squeak Chapeau.
Favorite scent: Eau d’Italie, by Le Sirenuse Positano.
Best 2018 fashion purchase: Patent Prada boots with velvet laces.
Style icons: Jane Birkin, Phoebe Philo, and Camilla Nickerson.