Teeextra - Official Alabama Crimson Tide Native American Heritage Month 2024 Shirt

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I rarely re-purchase makeup items—I usually prefer to try something new—but Saie's Slip Tint is so good, I'm afraid to deviate. It's glowy without being greasy and lends just enough coverage, plus a bonus of SPF 35. Even better, a little goes a long way, so the tube lasts forever; it took me almost a full year to get through my first one. I discovered the Australian brand Dissh on Instagram and have quickly become obsessed with their breezy linen dresses and cool separates. They are women-owned, led, and run, and have established a pioneering employment program called the Encoreship. As soon as I saw their Wren matching top and skirt set, I knew it would be a no-brainer purchase. It's perfect for these sweltering summer temps and will be great come fall!

Not quite an August purchase per se, but after three months of patiently waiting for these backordered side tables, I think we can make an exception! Currently acting as nightstands, these fluted pieces have completely transformed my minimalistic bedroom and added a much-needed sense of texture and dimension. After rediscovering my love for yoga over the course of the pandemic, I've been searching for new activewear brands to advance my practice. I'm currently living in this eco-friendly, geometric-print set by Wolven—these leggings are easily the softest pair I own, and I love being able to change up this 4-way top. I'm also getting a head start on my fall shopping and couldn't resist buying this Zara dress, which has the perfect autumnal palette. I can't wait to pair with white mules for a nod to '70s glam!

Finally pulled the trigger on the slides of the summer, The Givenchy Marshmallow platform slides! Still waiting for these to come in the mail, but can't wait to pair them with a mini dress and layer on the accessories! To date, Laura and Deanna Fanning remain the only designers to ever send me a piece of literature in lieu of show notes. Last winter, the book Flâneuse: Women Walk the City in Paris, New York, Tokyo, Venice, and London by Lauren Elkin arrived in a delicate box alongside fabric swatches, and the sisters explained to me the way wandering about London and reading Elkin's book helped them imagine the ways women's garments change their posture and practice in life. This bag they designed for their fall 2021 collection epitomizes that idea to me; Deanna demo'ed its use over a Zoom call showing how it's perfectly engineered to hug into your upper arm and fall down to your wrist gently and elegantly so you can pop out a cigarette or your cell phone. It has a clean Space Age shape and is so radically beautiful and useful. What more could you want from a bag.

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