#Jennifer Missoni

[mysterymirrors]

Check out this listing I just added to my Poshmark closet: All Saints White Linen Side Tie/Rucched Short Sleeve Top/Coverup - 0.

[sophs-style]

sophs-style:

Nicky Hilton Rothschild, Amber Valletta, Nikki Reed, Karolina Kurkova, Marsai Martin, Stephanie Shepherd, Margherita Missoni, Derek Blasberg, Amanda Hearst and Jennifer Missoni attended the 2020 Maison de Mode Sustainable Style Awards on Saturday (8th February) at the 1 Hotel in West Hollywood.

[missoni]

Missoni x MyTheresa.com: discover the full collection! http://bit.ly/MissonixMyTheresa

[misslacito]

Kerry Washington

Seguimos incorporando novedades a nuestros repasos de famosas y en este caso se une Kerry Washington. De un tiempo a esta parte me fijo en sus estilismos y la veo siempre brillante. Además con ese pelo maravilloso que tiene puede permitirse lo que quiera. Veamos sus últimas apariciones!

August Getty Atelier, Giuseppe Zanotti y Established Stick.

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[carolinastyle]

Yoga with Jennifer Missoni

[bowlofshoup]

Mystique 429 by vipersden featuring salvatore ferragamo watches

Etro tie shirt, $490 / Purple coat / Maggie Marilyn flared trousers, $265 / Passionata bow bra, $41 / Charlotte Russe floral panty / M Missoni rounded toe boots, $435 / Hinged bracelet / Salvatore ferragamo watch / True Rocks oxidized jewellery, $505 / Effy Jewelry 14k diamond ring / Jennifer Fisher gold plated hoop earrings, $685 / Chanel hat, $510 / Salvatore Ferragamo purple belt, $270 / Neiman Marcus purple glove

[lily-collins-style]

Lily Collins for Shape Magazine (x) | July/August 2017

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Necklace: (exact!) Hearts on Fire ‘Triplicity Triangle Lariat Necklace in 18K Rose Gold’ - $2,990.00

Earrings: (exact!) Ariel Gordon Jewelry ‘Diamond Horizon Earrings in Gold/Clear’ - sold out

Ring: (exact!) Jennifer Meyer ‘Diamond Mini Trillion Ring’ - CA$2,525.80

Ring: (exact!) Zoe Chicco ‘14K Single Diamond Ring in 14K Yellow Gold’ - $250.00 

Bracelet: (exact!) Chan Luu ‘Druzy Agate Pendant Single Wrap Bracelet On Natural Brown Leather’ - $115.00 $80.50

Worn With: Missoni swimsuit, Vince top

[robertshugartca]

Unless you’re blessed enough to live in a climate...

Unless you’re blessed enough to live in a climate that’s enviably mild year-round, winter can be a tough pill to swallow. It’s easy to feel like you’ll never be warm again, but the good news is that a chic outfit can help combat the winter blues… at least partially. We’re not even a month into winter yet, but there have been plenty of opportunities for celebrities to step out in cold-weather looks this season, and we’ve been taking notes (just as we did this past fall ). Accordingly, we took it upon ourselves to choose the best winter celebrity outfits we’ve seen this season.

Ridiculously stylish women like Victoria Beckham, Bella Hadid, and Alexa Chung are actually making us look forward to cold weather right now. And in case your city isn’t quite as frigid as others, we found some less bundled-up looks for you to consider copying. With that, keep scrolling to see Who What Wear’s picks for the best celebrity outfits of winter 2019 and shop the key pieces needed to re-create them.

Style Tip: Avoid boring outerwear at all costs. On Bella Hadid: Colin Locascio coat; Re/Done jeans; Prada bag; Maison Margiela Leather Sneakers ($895) Style Tip: Swap jeans and a sweater for something just as comfortable but more interesting. On Yara Shahidi: Missoni jacket and pants; Christian Louboutin shoes Style Tip: Pair an all-black look with animal print. On Victoria Beckham: Celine sunglasses; Victoria Beckham Belted Chenille-Jacquard Coat ($2394) and sweater Style Tip: Swap dresses for a fancy two-piece set. On Sofia Richie: F.R.S For Restless Sleepers robe and trousers; Gianvito Rossi 100 Leather Mules ($695) SHOP: F.R.S For Restless Sleepers Trousers ($748) Style Tip: Invest in an on-trend yet timeless leather coat. On Kendall Jenner: Frame coat; Re/Done jeans; Celine shoes Style Tip: Make metallics daytime-appropriate with the help of black pants. On Miley Cyrus: Louis Vuitton top and bag Style Tip: Pair voluminous outerwear with skinny jeans. On Gigi Hadid: 3.1 Phillip Lim coat and shirt; Versace Chain Reaction Sneakers ($995) Style Tip: Fun earrings cure all the winter blues. On Blake Lively: Versace dress; Judith Leiber bag; Christian Louboutin shoes Style Tip: Bunched-up jeans with boots are cool now. Try it. On Hailey Beiber: Sonia Rykiel blazer and belt; Yeezy Canvas Lace-Up Ankle Boots ($800) Style Tip: You only live once, so if you want to wear sequins during the day, do it. On Jennifer Lopez: Quay sunglasses; Sally LaPointe Fur Detail Tailored Cady Coat ($3550), Sequin Embroidered Dolman Tee ($790), and High-Rise Belted Sequin Straight-Leg Pants ($1450); Valentino bag; Jimmy Choo shoes Style Tip: Bring midi skirts into 2019 with the help of a cropped cardigan and slouchy boots. On Kate Middleton: Brora Cashmere Cropped Cardigan ($265); Emilia Wickstead skirt Style Tip: Get away with wearing your prettiest non-winter shoes with the help of cozy socks. On Alexa Chung: Fjallraven Expedition Down Lite Jacket ($500) Next up: seven things celebs stopped wearing in 2018 .

source https://gothify1.tumblr.com/post/181828158295

[mysterymirrors]

Check out this listing I just added to my Poshmark closet: All Saints White Linen Side Tie/Rucched Short Sleeve Top/Coverup - 0.

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Us, October 15 issue

Cover Story: Nicole Kidman and Katie Holmes at war with Tom Cruise 

Page 2: Missoni -- Vanessa Hudgens, Madeline Brewer, Regina King, Cate Blanchett, Angela Bassett, Bryce Dallas Howard, Kerry Washington, Freida Pinto, Malin Akerman, Gina Rodriguez 

Page 4: Who Wore It Best? -- Nicole Kidman vs. Sabrina Carpenter in Versace, Alessandra Ambrosio vs. Olivia Culpo in Dundas, Karlie Kloss vs. Josephine Skriver in RTA Brand 

Page 6: Alexis Bledel vs. Anna Chlumsky in Amur, Angela Sarafyan vs. Busy Philipps in Christian Siriano, Martha Hunt vs. Shanina Shaik in Retrofete 

Page 8: Peyton List vs. Ruth Wilson in Carolina Herrera, Ciara vs. Abbey Clancy in Julien MacDonald, Katie Holmes vs. Irina Shayk in Isabel Marant 

Page 10: Fergie vs. Olivia Munn vs. Mary J. Blige in Fendi 

Page 12: Loose Talk -- Lil Xan, Tiffany Haddish, Kim Kardashian, Sophie Turner on meeting Justin Bieber, Channing Tatum 

Page 14: Contents 

Page 16: Hot Pics -- Amal Clooney, Jennifer Lopez and Alex Rodriguez and kids

Page 18: Mike “The Situation” Sorrentino, Olivia Culpo, Kim Kardashian and kids, Zoe Kravitz and Lenny Kravitz 

Page 19: Shawn Mendes, Janet Jackson, Katie Holmes and Hugh Jackman and Deborra-Lee Furness 

Page 20: Bradley Cooper and Lady Gaga 

Page 22: Moms and children -- Yolanda Hadid and Bella Hadid, Pink and daughter, Heidi Pratt and son, Ali Fedotowsky and husband and kids, Nicki Minaj and mom 

Page 24: Baby bumps -- Yvonne Strahovski, Kate Hudson, Kate Upton, Pippa Middleton, Hilary Duff, Jessica Simpson, Carrie Underwood 

Page 26: Paris Fashion Week -- Cardi B, Ashley Benson, Kendall Jenner, Lindsay Lohan and brother Dakota Lohan, Karlie Kloss, Kaia Gerber, Nicole Richie 

Page 28: Ryan Gosling, Jeffrey Dean Morgan and Norman Reedus and Andrew Lincoln of The Walking Dead, Mindy Kaling and B.J. Novak, Sarah Jessica Parker and Matthew Broderick

Page 29: Orlando Bloom and Katy Perry’s red carpet debut, Emily Ratajkowski, Quincy Jones and Rashida Jones 

Page 30: Blake Lively in suits 

Page 32: Stars and their dogs -- Christina El Moussa, Gerard Butler and Morgan Brown, Lucy Hale, Kelly Osbourne and Brittany Snow, Ellen Page -- Please Rescue Don’t Buy, Adopt Don’t Shop 

Page 34: Stars on set -- Ilana Glazer and Abbi Jacobson of Broad City, Dev Patel, Joaquin Phoenix, Brad Pitt, Ilfenesh Hadera and Forest Whitaker, Rachel Brosnahan and Michael Zegen, Ryan Reynolds 

Page 36: Stars They’re Just Like Us -- Rachel McAdams, Lea DeLaria, Anthony Kiedis, Emma Roberts, Julianne Hough and Brooks Laich 

Page 38: Jason Sudeikis and Olivia Wilde, Eva Longoria, Busy Philipps, Kevin Hart

Page 40: Hollywood Moms -- Kristen Bell, Lauren Conrad, Alyssa Milano, Kym Johnson 

Page 42: Love Lives -- Tom Hanks and Rita Wilson 

Page 43: Gina Rodriguez and Joe LoCicero, Taraji P. Henson and Kelvin Hayden, Molly Sims and Scott Stuber 

Page 44: Angelina Jolie vs. Brad Pitt 

Page 45: Gwyneth Paltrow and Brad Falchuk’s vows, Jenni “JWoww” Farley divorce 

Page 46: Hollywood School Ties -- Ron Livingston and Anderson Cooper, Kelly Preston and Barack Obama, Camila Mendes and Cole and Dylan Sprouse, Timothee Chalamet and Ansel Elgort, Justin Trudeau and Matthew Perry; Demi Lovato and Wilmer Valderrama are on their way to getting back together, Rihanna robbed again 

Page 47: Mandy Moore and Taylor Goldsmith, VIP Scene -- Scott Eastwood, Shawn Mendes, Malin Akerman, Michael Douglas and Catherine Zeta-Jones, Julianne Hough, Cameron Diaz, Jason Momoa, Rachel Brosnahan 

Page 48: What’s in my bag? Barbara Corcoran 

Page 49: Bella Hadid and The Weeknd and Gigi Hadid and Zayn Malik, Who’s Heating Up? Brandon and Leah Jenner, Audrina Patridge and Ryan Cabrera, Kourtney Kardashian and Fai Khadra and Luka Sabbat, Nicki Minaj and Lewis Hamilton, Shia LaBeouf and FKA Twigs 

Page 54: Justin Timberlake’s family miracle 

Page 56: Megyn Kelly 

Page 60: Inside My Kitchen -- Tiffani Thiessen -- Please try a plant-based diet 

Page 62: Breast Cancer style -- Laura Dern, Meghan Markle, Lucy Hale, Lea Michele -- Please don’t wear dead animals 

Page 64: Joan Smalls, Drew Barrymore, Giuliana Rancic, Chrissy Teigen 

Page 66: A Star Is Born 

Page 67: The Hate U Give, Kathryn Hahn

Page 68: Buzzzz-o-meter -- Bella Hadid, Chrissy Teigen, Cardi B, Sandra Lee battling for change, Hot Tracks -- Samantha Ronson 

Page 69: David Boreanaz, Books -- Emmy Rossum reads Mary Kubica 

Page 70: Fashion Police -- Lena Dunham, Suki Waterhouse, Nicki Minaj, Emily Ratajkowski, Tove Lo, Gloria Estefan 

Page 72: 25 Things You Don’t Know About Me -- Skeet Ulrich

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Sabrina Carpenter in Missoni, Jennifer Fisher, and Giuseppe Zanotti Outfits

Sabrina Carpenter in Missoni, Jennifer Fisher, and Giuseppe Zanotti Outfits

American singer and actress Sabrina Carpenter posted photos on her Instagram wearing a Missoni Mare One-Shoulder Ruched Metallic Crochet-Knit Mini Dress ($800.00), Giuseppe Zanotti Bebe Leo Pumps ($629.98), and Jennifer Fisher Samira Hoops ($550.00).

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From the Strategist: The 37 Best Gifts for Every Type of Home Cook

Photo: Courtesy Retailer

From cookbook stands to kimchi containers, there’s literally something for everyone

When you’re trying to come up with gift ideas for someone who likes to cook, you want to find something that’s both personal and practical. But finding a gift for a home cook that strikes that balance can be hard, especially if you’re the kind of person whose fridge is filled with takeout containers. That’s why we’ve gathered 37 of the best gifts for every type of home cook in your life — from the newbie who just wants to make a good grilled cheese to the home cook who has it all.

For the home cook who has everything

ChefSteps Joule Sous Vide, 1100 Watts, All White

They might not think they need a sous vide machine, but that’s exactly what makes it a great gift for an experienced chef, who can use it to make always-tender steaks, never-overcooked fish, and even soft-scrambled eggs.

For the home cook who would rather use a cookbook

Photo: retailer

Yamazaki Home Tosca Cookbook Stand

A minimalist plywood cookbook-stand for those who still like reading recipes on paper — though it can also hold up a tablet.

For the home cook who’d like to throw more dinner parties

MYDrap Cotton Cocktail Napkins

We were introduced to these tear-off linen napkins by Tonne Goodman, who discovered them at a boutique in Paris. “Instead of having a stack of napkins that needs to be spread out in an attractive fashion and then wrestled with to gingerly pick just one, you just simply tear each napkin off,” she writes.

For the home cook who wants only one pot

Dansk Kobenstyle White Casserole

This Dutch oven from Dansk has a mid-century design that’s easy to cook with but still looks good on the dinner table. It’s made of carbon steel, so it’s lighter than cast-iron Dutch ovens but it’s still sturdy enough to sear, braise, sauté, and bake anything you want.

For the home cook who’s not over avocados

Prepworks by Progressive Guacamole Bowl with Spoon

Let’s make avocado-ware the new lettuceware.

For the home cook who got really into celery juice

Breville Compact Juice Fountain 700-Watt Juice Extractor

It’s still unclear if celery juice is actually good for you, but if that’s what they’re into, this juice extractor from Breville is powerful enough to make sure none of the stringy bits make it into the liquid (and can be used to make lots of other types of juices, too).

For the home cook who watches The Great British Baking Show every Friday

Baking with Kim-Joy: Cute and Creative Bakes to Make You Smile

During her time in the tent, Kim-Joy built a reputation for making delicate pastries with adorable decorations and clever flavor combinations, and in this cookbook, she shares some of her most whimsical recipes — like “pigfiteroles” in mud.

For the home cook who just got into bread-making

Banneton Bread Proofing Basket

Unlike contestants on The Great British Bake-Off, most of us don’t have proofing drawers in our homes. So a proofing basket — used to hold the bread during its second, pre-baking rise — is the next best thing for at-home bread-making: This three-piece set includes a linen nonstick liner for a smooth outer crust and a plastic dough scraper that conforms to the curves of your mixing bowl.

For the home cook who loves to grill on the go

Weber Go-Anywhere Charcoal Grill

Mark Jenner, the editor-in-chief of barbecue site FoodFireFriends.com, swears by this portable grill from the folks at Weber, which includes legs that fold over the lid and a convenient rectangular form. You can even create two grilling zones for high-heat and low-heat grilling.

For the home cook who wants to make their own sauerkraut and kimchi

E-Jen Premium Kimchi, Sauerkraut Container Earthenware Brown 1.7L

Recently, we had two chefs heartily endorse this incredibly affordable and effective container as a go-to fermentation vessel. “It’s really useful because it has an insert that essentially creates a vacuum to press down your ferments,” chef Dave Park of Jeong in Chicago told us. “It has an inner ring where you can either burp your ferments or keep it airtight. It’s definitely one of the most useful containers I’ve found.”

For the home cook who’s also good at Instagram

Departo Large Plate

Why does professional food photography look so good? In part because of food stylists, whose job is to choose all those attractive plates and cups and tablecloths to enhance the food. If your favorite home cook loves to share their latest grain salads and roast chicken on the ’gram, give them some plates that will look great underneath.

For the home cook trying to eat more greens

Prepworks by Progressive Collapsible Salad Spinner - 4 Quart

This collapsible salad spinner is a great gift for the recent college grad who’s got a small kitchen and big culinary ambitions.

For the home cook who’s a salt snob

Maldon Salt Bucket

Tonne Goodman also told us about this bucket of Maldon sea salt, which, she admits, “seems a bit extreme, but then again, salt fanatics do exist. I gave it to my brother-in-law, who is a wonderful cook, and he laughed and loved it.”

For the home cook who loves leftovers

LunchBots Large Snack Tray Steel Lunch Container

This stainless-steel lunch box is meant for children, but it’s stylish enough to bring to the office (when you return to one, that is) and has enough room for a mini-buffet of leftovers.

For the home cook who identified with Antoni on Queer Eye

Philips Indoor Smoke-less Grill

Culinary expert Antoni Porowski gifted this smokeless, infrared indoor grill to two different guys over the course of two seasons, and you can now gift it, too.

For the home cook who’s trying to use fewer paper towels

Nawrap Binchotan Dishcloth

These dishcloths have odor- and bacteria-absorbing charcoal infused into their fibers, so they’ll last a little longer between washes.

For the home cook who’s trying to use less plastic

Bee’s Wrap Assorted, 3-Pack

These reusable food wraps are made by infusing cotton with beeswax, and they can be used over, and over, and over again — and once they’re finally done for good, they can be composted.

For the home cook who’s ready to compost

Brabantia Sort & Go Waste Bin

If they know that composting is a thing they should do but have always been turned off by ugly compost bins.

For the home cook who’s ready for fresh spaghetti

Marcato Atlas Pasta Machine

According to Linda Miller Nicholson, author of Pasta, Pretty Please and the pasta-maker behind the colorful Instagram account Salty Seattle, the Marcato Atlas is the gold standard of pasta machines. And if you need more proof that it’s a good gift: It also made an appearance on Jennifer Lawrence’s wedding registry.

For the home cook who needs fresh herbs

Click and Grow The Smart Garden 3

This indoor vegetable-and-herb garden is self-watering and has a built-in grow light and pre-seeded plant pods to grow fresh cilantro, basil, and even chili peppers if the kitchen has no windows.

For the home cook who loves their knives

John Boos Chop-N-Slice Maple Wood Reversible Cutting Board

Cutting boards wear out over time, so any serious home cook will appreciate a brand-new, nice-looking cutting block that’ll protect their sharpened blades.

For the home cook who doesn’t have knives

Takiup Ceramic Knife Set

These ceramic knives aren’t perfect, or the fanciest, but according to writer Hannah Howard, they’re excellent for everyday kitchen tasks, and sometimes she prefers using these cheaper blades to her fancy Japanese chef’s knife. Plus, she notes, “I throw the set in the dishwasher with every use, and it has remained in excellent shape.”

For the home cook who keeps accidentally slicing their fingers

Benriner BN1 Mandoline

Chef Gabriel Kreuther likes this Japanese mandoline, which comes with an assortment of blades and its own plastic safety covering to prevent slipping fingers from getting julienned, diced, or chopped.

For the home cook who’s channeling the 1970s

Home Intuition 3-Tier Hanging Basket Heavy Duty Wire

Especially if they read the Missoni Family Cookbook and now want to create a dreamy Italian kitchen of their own.

For the home cook who’s still using that slow cooker from the 1970s

Instant Pot 6 Qt 7-in-1 Multi-Use Programmable Pressure Cooker

You’ve heard about the Instant Pot even if you don’t cook. It steams, it pressure cooks, it makes yogurt, and it’s got over 36,000 reviews on Amazon, so it’s kind of a no-brainer.

For the home cook who got an Instant Pot last year

OXO Good Grips Pressure Cooker Bakeware Sling

Some good Instant Pot accessories will help them make the most of their favorite kitchen gadget, like this silicone sling, which they can use for baking cakes or steaming vegetables in their multifunction pressure cooker.

For the home cook who’s already obsessed with a Vitamix

Vitamix Personal Cup Adapter

This personal cup adapter is a great gift for those who make smoothies in their Vitamix but find the standard 64- or 72-ounce cup a little too big for everyday use, especially since this one fits on basically any legacy model.

For the home cook who struggles to clean their cast-iron skillet

Blisstime Cast Iron Cleaner

This little square of chainmail will make removing crud and burnt bits from a cast-iron skillet or Dutch oven a relatively quick and easy task.

For the at-home pit master who likes to grill on an open flame

Texsport Heavy-Duty Over-Fire Camp Grill - Extra Large

This extra-large over-fire camp grill is made from steel, and, according to writer Steven John, it’s got plenty of room for “racks of ribs, multiple Texas-size steaks, or a whole lot of kabob skewers.”

For the home baker with limited counter space

KitchenAid Artisan Mini Series Tilt-Head Stand Mixer, 3.5 quart

This mini–stand mixer has all the functionality of a standard KitchenAid mixer, but, as writer Erica Murphy notes, “It’s 25 percent lighter and 20 percent smaller,” meaning it’s great for small kitchens.

For the home cook who can taste the difference between Italian and Spanish olive oils

Nunez De Prado Extra Virgin Olive Oil Tin, 33.8 Ounce

A handsome tin of olive oil from Spain that has “hints of grassiness, almonds, and butter,” according to chef Jonathan Waxman.

For anyone who likes to read about food as much as they like to eat it

The Best American Food Writing 2019

An anthology of the best food essays from the past 12 months, including a deep dive into Japanese KitKats and the queer history of tapas, all edited by Salt, Fat, Acid, Heat’s Samin Nosrat.

For the ice cream enthusiast who dreams of the perfect scoop

Zeroll Original Ice Cream Easy Scoop

This ice cream scoop is “the only ice cream scoop” that Jeni Britton Bauer, the creator of Jeni’s Splendid Ice Cream, will even acknowledge. It’s designed to transfer heat from your hand to the spoon, making it easy to get the perfect scoop from even frozen-solid ice cream. (For bonus points, pair this with a pint or two of ice cream.)

For the college student looking to hack the perfect dorm-room grilled cheese

Nostalgia TCS2 Grilled Cheese Sandwich Toaster

Decidedly safer than trying to melt cheese with an iron.

For the home cook who puts cracked pepper on everything

Atlas Copper Pepper Mill

Give a pepper mill that makes a statement. According to writer Juliet Lapidos, this copper one looks like “a tool you’d find at an archaeological dig and — for just that reason — always attracts attention at dinner parties.”

For the 5-year-old who’s just learning their way in the kitchen

Curious Chef 3-Piece Nylon Knife Set

These nylon knives are designed for little foodies who are at least 4 years old, to help them learn basic knife skills while minimizing risk.

For the home cook who’d rather be making cocktails

Be Your Own Bartender: A Surefire Guide to Finding (and Making) Your Perfect Cocktail

Gin or whiskey? Easy-drinking or boozy? This cocktail book starts with a comprehensive flowchart to help them figure out exactly what they want to drink and how to make it.

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Photo: Courtesy Retailer

From cookbook stands to kimchi containers, there’s literally something for everyone

When you’re trying to come up with gift ideas for someone who likes to cook, you want to find something that’s both personal and practical. But finding a gift for a home cook that strikes that balance can be hard, especially if you’re the kind of person whose fridge is filled with takeout containers. That’s why we’ve gathered 37 of the best gifts for every type of home cook in your life — from the newbie who just wants to make a good grilled cheese to the home cook who has it all.

For the home cook who has everything

ChefSteps Joule Sous Vide, 1100 Watts, All White

They might not think they need a sous vide machine, but that’s exactly what makes it a great gift for an experienced chef, who can use it to make always-tender steaks, never-overcooked fish, and even soft-scrambled eggs.

For the home cook who would rather use a cookbook

Photo: retailer

Yamazaki Home Tosca Cookbook Stand

A minimalist plywood cookbook-stand for those who still like reading recipes on paper — though it can also hold up a tablet.

For the home cook who’d like to throw more dinner parties

MYDrap Cotton Cocktail Napkins

We were introduced to these tear-off linen napkins by Tonne Goodman, who discovered them at a boutique in Paris. “Instead of having a stack of napkins that needs to be spread out in an attractive fashion and then wrestled with to gingerly pick just one, you just simply tear each napkin off,” she writes.

For the home cook who wants only one pot

Dansk Kobenstyle White Casserole

This Dutch oven from Dansk has a mid-century design that’s easy to cook with but still looks good on the dinner table. It’s made of carbon steel, so it’s lighter than cast-iron Dutch ovens but it’s still sturdy enough to sear, braise, sauté, and bake anything you want.

For the home cook who’s not over avocados

Prepworks by Progressive Guacamole Bowl with Spoon

Let’s make avocado-ware the new lettuceware.

For the home cook who got really into celery juice

Breville Compact Juice Fountain 700-Watt Juice Extractor

It’s still unclear if celery juice is actually good for you, but if that’s what they’re into, this juice extractor from Breville is powerful enough to make sure none of the stringy bits make it into the liquid (and can be used to make lots of other types of juices, too).

For the home cook who watches The Great British Baking Show every Friday

Baking with Kim-Joy: Cute and Creative Bakes to Make You Smile

During her time in the tent, Kim-Joy built a reputation for making delicate pastries with adorable decorations and clever flavor combinations, and in this cookbook, she shares some of her most whimsical recipes — like “pigfiteroles” in mud.

For the home cook who just got into bread-making

Banneton Bread Proofing Basket

Unlike contestants on The Great British Bake-Off, most of us don’t have proofing drawers in our homes. So a proofing basket — used to hold the bread during its second, pre-baking rise — is the next best thing for at-home bread-making: This three-piece set includes a linen nonstick liner for a smooth outer crust and a plastic dough scraper that conforms to the curves of your mixing bowl.

For the home cook who loves to grill on the go

Weber Go-Anywhere Charcoal Grill

Mark Jenner, the editor-in-chief of barbecue site FoodFireFriends.com, swears by this portable grill from the folks at Weber, which includes legs that fold over the lid and a convenient rectangular form. You can even create two grilling zones for high-heat and low-heat grilling.

For the home cook who wants to make their own sauerkraut and kimchi

E-Jen Premium Kimchi, Sauerkraut Container Earthenware Brown 1.7L

Recently, we had two chefs heartily endorse this incredibly affordable and effective container as a go-to fermentation vessel. “It’s really useful because it has an insert that essentially creates a vacuum to press down your ferments,” chef Dave Park of Jeong in Chicago told us. “It has an inner ring where you can either burp your ferments or keep it airtight. It’s definitely one of the most useful containers I’ve found.”

For the home cook who’s also good at Instagram

Departo Large Plate

Why does professional food photography look so good? In part because of food stylists, whose job is to choose all those attractive plates and cups and tablecloths to enhance the food. If your favorite home cook loves to share their latest grain salads and roast chicken on the ’gram, give them some plates that will look great underneath.

For the home cook trying to eat more greens

Prepworks by Progressive Collapsible Salad Spinner - 4 Quart

This collapsible salad spinner is a great gift for the recent college grad who’s got a small kitchen and big culinary ambitions.

For the home cook who’s a salt snob

Maldon Salt Bucket

Tonne Goodman also told us about this bucket of Maldon sea salt, which, she admits, “seems a bit extreme, but then again, salt fanatics do exist. I gave it to my brother-in-law, who is a wonderful cook, and he laughed and loved it.”

For the home cook who loves leftovers

LunchBots Large Snack Tray Steel Lunch Container

This stainless-steel lunch box is meant for children, but it’s stylish enough to bring to the office (when you return to one, that is) and has enough room for a mini-buffet of leftovers.

For the home cook who identified with Antoni on Queer Eye

Philips Indoor Smoke-less Grill

Culinary expert Antoni Porowski gifted this smokeless, infrared indoor grill to two different guys over the course of two seasons, and you can now gift it, too.

For the home cook who’s trying to use fewer paper towels

Nawrap Binchotan Dishcloth

These dishcloths have odor- and bacteria-absorbing charcoal infused into their fibers, so they’ll last a little longer between washes.

For the home cook who’s trying to use less plastic

Bee’s Wrap Assorted, 3-Pack

These reusable food wraps are made by infusing cotton with beeswax, and they can be used over, and over, and over again — and once they’re finally done for good, they can be composted.

For the home cook who’s ready to compost

Brabantia Sort & Go Waste Bin

If they know that composting is a thing they should do but have always been turned off by ugly compost bins.

For the home cook who’s ready for fresh spaghetti

Marcato Atlas Pasta Machine

According to Linda Miller Nicholson, author of Pasta, Pretty Please and the pasta-maker behind the colorful Instagram account Salty Seattle, the Marcato Atlas is the gold standard of pasta machines. And if you need more proof that it’s a good gift: It also made an appearance on Jennifer Lawrence’s wedding registry.

For the home cook who needs fresh herbs

Click and Grow The Smart Garden 3

This indoor vegetable-and-herb garden is self-watering and has a built-in grow light and pre-seeded plant pods to grow fresh cilantro, basil, and even chili peppers if the kitchen has no windows.

For the home cook who loves their knives

John Boos Chop-N-Slice Maple Wood Reversible Cutting Board

Cutting boards wear out over time, so any serious home cook will appreciate a brand-new, nice-looking cutting block that’ll protect their sharpened blades.

For the home cook who doesn’t have knives

Takiup Ceramic Knife Set

These ceramic knives aren’t perfect, or the fanciest, but according to writer Hannah Howard, they’re excellent for everyday kitchen tasks, and sometimes she prefers using these cheaper blades to her fancy Japanese chef’s knife. Plus, she notes, “I throw the set in the dishwasher with every use, and it has remained in excellent shape.”

For the home cook who keeps accidentally slicing their fingers

Benriner BN1 Mandoline

Chef Gabriel Kreuther likes this Japanese mandoline, which comes with an assortment of blades and its own plastic safety covering to prevent slipping fingers from getting julienned, diced, or chopped.

For the home cook who’s channeling the 1970s

Home Intuition 3-Tier Hanging Basket Heavy Duty Wire

Especially if they read the Missoni Family Cookbook and now want to create a dreamy Italian kitchen of their own.

For the home cook who’s still using that slow cooker from the 1970s

Instant Pot 6 Qt 7-in-1 Multi-Use Programmable Pressure Cooker

You’ve heard about the Instant Pot even if you don’t cook. It steams, it pressure cooks, it makes yogurt, and it’s got over 36,000 reviews on Amazon, so it’s kind of a no-brainer.

For the home cook who got an Instant Pot last year

OXO Good Grips Pressure Cooker Bakeware Sling

Some good Instant Pot accessories will help them make the most of their favorite kitchen gadget, like this silicone sling, which they can use for baking cakes or steaming vegetables in their multifunction pressure cooker.

For the home cook who’s already obsessed with a Vitamix

Vitamix Personal Cup Adapter

This personal cup adapter is a great gift for those who make smoothies in their Vitamix but find the standard 64- or 72-ounce cup a little too big for everyday use, especially since this one fits on basically any legacy model.

For the home cook who struggles to clean their cast-iron skillet

Blisstime Cast Iron Cleaner

This little square of chainmail will make removing crud and burnt bits from a cast-iron skillet or Dutch oven a relatively quick and easy task.

For the at-home pit master who likes to grill on an open flame

Texsport Heavy-Duty Over-Fire Camp Grill - Extra Large

This extra-large over-fire camp grill is made from steel, and, according to writer Steven John, it’s got plenty of room for “racks of ribs, multiple Texas-size steaks, or a whole lot of kabob skewers.”

For the home baker with limited counter space

KitchenAid Artisan Mini Series Tilt-Head Stand Mixer, 3.5 quart

This mini–stand mixer has all the functionality of a standard KitchenAid mixer, but, as writer Erica Murphy notes, “It’s 25 percent lighter and 20 percent smaller,” meaning it’s great for small kitchens.

For the home cook who can taste the difference between Italian and Spanish olive oils

Nunez De Prado Extra Virgin Olive Oil Tin, 33.8 Ounce

A handsome tin of olive oil from Spain that has “hints of grassiness, almonds, and butter,” according to chef Jonathan Waxman.

For anyone who likes to read about food as much as they like to eat it

The Best American Food Writing 2019

An anthology of the best food essays from the past 12 months, including a deep dive into Japanese KitKats and the queer history of tapas, all edited by Salt, Fat, Acid, Heat’s Samin Nosrat.

For the ice cream enthusiast who dreams of the perfect scoop

Zeroll Original Ice Cream Easy Scoop

This ice cream scoop is “the only ice cream scoop” that Jeni Britton Bauer, the creator of Jeni’s Splendid Ice Cream, will even acknowledge. It’s designed to transfer heat from your hand to the spoon, making it easy to get the perfect scoop from even frozen-solid ice cream. (For bonus points, pair this with a pint or two of ice cream.)

For the college student looking to hack the perfect dorm-room grilled cheese

Nostalgia TCS2 Grilled Cheese Sandwich Toaster

Decidedly safer than trying to melt cheese with an iron.

For the home cook who puts cracked pepper on everything

Atlas Copper Pepper Mill

Give a pepper mill that makes a statement. According to writer Juliet Lapidos, this copper one looks like “a tool you’d find at an archaeological dig and — for just that reason — always attracts attention at dinner parties.”

For the 5-year-old who’s just learning their way in the kitchen

Curious Chef 3-Piece Nylon Knife Set

These nylon knives are designed for little foodies who are at least 4 years old, to help them learn basic knife skills while minimizing risk.

For the home cook who’d rather be making cocktails

Be Your Own Bartender: A Surefire Guide to Finding (and Making) Your Perfect Cocktail

Gin or whiskey? Easy-drinking or boozy? This cocktail book starts with a comprehensive flowchart to help them figure out exactly what they want to drink and how to make it.

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[2017 year in review ~ magazine covers 11/31]

Harper's Bazaar US (2nd half)

JUL - Gigi Hadid [1, 2, 3, 4] AUG - Miley Cyrus [1, 2, 3, 4] SEP - Adriana Lima, The Weeknd, Irina Shayk [1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14] OCT - Jennifer Aniston [1, 2, 3] NOV - Angelina Jolie [1] DEC - Emilia Clarke [1, 2, 3, 4]

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The Ultimate Trend Guide for 2020

While fashion month is currently buzzing through Europe predicting everything we’ll be wearing next winter, we’re way more curious to see which trends are going to stick around for the entire year. With that in mind, we reached out to three fashion authorities from Nordstrom, Net-A-Porter, and Bloomingdales for a full forecast of the year ahead, giving us the lowdown on the biggest hits of 2020. Read on for their insight for the styles to stock up on, plus the two trends they’re leaving behind the last decade, here.

Colorful Leather (Both Real And Faux)

Coach 1941

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We saw colored leather take over the Spring 2020 runways, from the deep violets and blues of Sies Marjan to Khaite’s luxurious forest green pieces. According to Erica Russo, vice president and fashion director of accessories and beauty at Bloomingdales, this trend is showing no signs of slowing down in 2020.

Russo points out that a rainbow array of styles, both real and faux, are set to be one of the year’s biggest ready-to-wear trends. “Colors vary from pastels for spring and jewel tones in fall, and are available in everything from dresses and jumpsuits to pants.”

As more designers opt for animal-free versions, specifically ones with an ethical and sustainable lens (take Nanushka, for example), this trend is a no-brainer.

Shop Colorful Leather

Leather Scarf Dress

Proenza Schouler proenzaschouler.com

$2,900.00

Lucilla Faux-Leather Skirt

Aeron bloomingdales.com

$391.00

Eddy Vegan Leather Shirt

Nanushka net-a-porter.com

$495.00

Faux Croc Trench Coat

Topshop topshop.com

$150.00

The Puff Sleeve

Louis Vuitton

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If you had any doubts that the puff sleeve was on its way out, think again. “The puff sleeve is here to stay,” says Russo. While runway iterations tend to “go big or go home”—just take anything from buzzy Copenhagen-based designer Cecilie Bahnsen—there are plenty of less intimidating styles fit for the puff sleeve newcomer.

“From red carpet looks to your not-so-basic white tee, the puffy sleeve can modernize a classic silhouette,” says Russo. It’s also is a flattering style for all body types. “Adding drama and volume to your shoulder draws the eye up and gives the illusion of a smaller waist,” she adds.

Shop Puff Sleeves

Effie Textured Dress

Cecilie Bahnsen nordstrom.com

$1,495.00

Quilted Puff Sleeve Dress

& Other Stories stories.com

$149.00

Sigrun Top

Alina Liu allinaliu.com

$195.00

Cassandra Puff-Sleeve Top

A.L.C. saksfifthavenue.com

$150.00

‘90s Knitwear

Missoni

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We may have just entered a new decade, but ‘90s minimalism continues to be a key influence. “We saw the ‘90s dominate the runways for spring 2020, and Pre-Fall collections show no signs of this trend going anywhere,” says Libby Page, senior fashion market editor at Net-A-Porter. “From matching twinsets at Khaite, The Row, and Ioannes, to all things bodycon, including fitted ribbed turtlenecks and black leggings.”

It has staying power too, as proven by the ultimate ’90s It-Girl. “Jennifer Aniston brought us a lot of this inspiration in the ‘90s when she played Rachel Green, and she’s having a real moment with The Morning Show, making this trend still culturally relevant.”

Shop ’90s Knitwear

Beriko Turtleneck Top

The Row saksfifthavenue.com

$990.00

Etienne Cardigan

Ply Knits ply-knits.com

$218.00

Homer Ribbed Cardigan

Gabriela Hearst net-a-porter.com

$790.00

Wells Dress

Simon Miller simonmillerusa.com

$198.00

The Square Toe Boot

Ganni

Yuliya ChristensenGetty Images

Speaking of the ‘90s, the square toe is set to be the biggest footwear trend of 2020. We first fell in love with the squared off sandal last season, but as Russo points out that it has finally hit the mainstream. This season-less trend becomes cold-weather appropriate for fall in the shape of boots of all heights. Russo is particularly fond of knee high styles from brands like Ganni and Wandler while we love the more wearable aspect of the ankle boot, which pairs well with both dresses and jeans alike.

Shop Square-Toed Boots

Isa Boots

Wandler mytheresa.com

$504.00

Cube Boot

Dear Frances dearfrances.com

$550.00

Quilted Ankle Boots

Balenciaga net-a-porter.com

$1,590.00

Prairie Romance

Zimmermann

Armando GrilloImaxtree

The prairie dress craze is taking on a softer, feminine feel for 2020. As Nordstrom’s senior fashion director Shannon Schafer points out, prairie-inspired pieces with an air of romance are set to be a wardrobe staple all year long. “There’s power in pretty this season. Modest dress silhouettes provide sensuous volume and comfort with sweeping lengths, high necks, and long sleeves,” she tells us.

Taking form in dresses and Victorian-inspired blouse, Page credits Greta Gerwig and her adaption of Little Women for the growing popularity of this trend.“Items such as a Victorian blouse, a floral print, lace and delicate finishings all are sure to be prevalent throughout this year’s collections.”

We’re seeing these dreamy pieces in a variety of patterns and textures—there are the lace numbers from Zimmermann’s Spring 2020 collection, sheer neons offered by Mara Hoffman, and plenty of animal print from Ganni—but Schafer declared florals as the key print for this silhouette.

Shop Prairie Romance

Edmonia Dress

Mara Hoffman shopbop.com

$650.00

Leopard-Print Dress

Ganni net-a-porter.com

$225.00

Jessica Midi Dress

Cinq a Sept nordstrom.com

$255.00

Super Eight Ruffled Blouse

Zimmermann zimmermannwear.com

$750.00

The Daytime Clutch

Bottega Veneta

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The clutch is having a major moment, and it’s giving the micro bag a run for its money. From soft pouches to more structured shapes, handle-bearing to handle-less, this bag style is moving beyond formal wear. “From structured to soft, this style was often seen mainly for evening but has now been reimagined in gorgeous fabrics and colors suited for day,” says Russo.

Daniel Lee—Bottega Veneta’s creative director and the man responsible for the “new Bottega” craze—launched the daytime clutch into the spotlight with the launch of his cult-favorite woven and pillow-like pouches of 2019. Russo named it the “must-have item” of 2020.

Shop Daytime Clutches

Small Knot Bag

Mango mango.com

$2,020.00

Wanda Oversized Clutch

Stand Studio modaoperandi.com

$300.00

Envelope Pleat Clutch

Khaite net-a-porter.com

$1,180.00

Grand Fan Clutch

Bevza bevza.com

€325.00

Shorts Of All Proportions

Chloé

Victor VIRGILEGetty Images

Is 2020 the year we ditch skirts for shorts? According to Russo, it might be. “Spring 2020 will be about the short suit, matching sets, as well as separates,” she says. Shorts are typically considered to be exclusive to spring and summer, but Russo sees the trend sticking around all year for 2020. “It will continue into fall without longer lengths, such as culottes and Bermuda shorts, making it the fashion alternative to the skirt.”

If the thought of wearing Bermuda shorts in February makes you shiver, she offers an expert styling trick: Pair longer short silhouettes with an over-the-knee boot for a “legs or days” look that keeps you warm.

Shop Shorts Of All Proportions

Belted Wool Shorts

JW Anderson net-a-porter.com

$595.00

City Leather Shorts

Isabel Marant Étoile farfetch.com

$840.00

Leather Culotte Shorts

& Other Stories stories.com

$299.00

Strong Suiting With A Feminine Touch

Alexander McQueen

Filippo FiorImaxtree

Suit enthusiasts, rejoice: The tailored set is officially here to stay for 2020, and this year, it’s taking on a more feminine vibe. “Confident suiting continues with a feminine twist,” says Schafer. “Tailoring can be soft and relaxed, or sturdy and shapely.” Schafer adds that emphasis on the waist, as well as soft materials such as silks, linens, and crisp cottons will “evolve the masculine look of a blazer.”

We saw these feminine takes on suiting from the likes of Alexander McQueen, Altuzarra, and Dolce & Gabbana for spring, and we expect to see this trend follow through fall and winter in the form of lush jacquards, tweeds, and embroidered silks.

Shop Strong, Yet Feminine, Suiting

Hawkins Belted Blazer

De La Vali net-a-porter.com

$845.00

Taryn Silk Blazer

L’Agence nordstrom.com

$650.00

Modern Folk

Ulla Johnson

Victor VIRGILEGetty Images

According to Schafer, the bohemian trend is taking on a modern folk twist this year. “Touches of craft and folklore conjure rustic romance” she says. “Craft details and beautiful textiles add dimension to classic items and simple silhouettes.” Think: breezy dresses and blouses with delicate embroidery, paisley prints, and eyelet fabrics.

From Missoni’s patchwork to the embroidery seen at Tory Burch and Ulla Johnson, modern folk had a strong presence on the runways. This modern hippie trend translates easily for colder months, in the form of heavy crochet knits and patchwork outerwear.

Not fully committed to the folk-bohemian look? Schafer suggests contrasting these pieces with sturdier workwear.

Shop Modern Folk

Embroidered Jacket

Etro net-a-porter.com

$2,720.00

Cleo Quilted Bag

Tory Burch toryburch.com

$748.00

Tile Crochet Top

Carolina K shopbop.com

$254.51

OUT – Logomania

With all of these new styles, what is best left behind in 2019? Both Russo and Page believe that one trend no longer has a place in fashion this year: logomania.

“There has been a return to clean lines and minimalism,” says Russo. “We’re seeing a lot less logos on clothing and accessories.” Page agrees, stating, “Logos are taking the backseat as fashion enters a new understated authority.”

This doesn’t necessarily mean it’s time to ditch our Fendi Zucca prints or Dior saddlebags (we could never!), but expect to see a shift towards cleaner silhouettes, solid colors and quieter patterns.

OUT – Matrix Sunglasses

According to Page, we’re saying goodbye to “Matrix sunglasses”—the skinny frames of the ‘90s that became popular during the tiny sunglass revival. Instead, Page recommends shopping for oversized aviators. “As fashion gets practical, so do your frames,” she says. “These styles are the new eyewear shapes that will actually protect you from the sun,” she says. 2020, the year of practicality.

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The best of Milano Fashion Week

Gucci PE 2020

La Settimana della Moda di Milano ha avuto diversi momenti  must tipo la sfilata di Gucci su una passerella “mobile”; l’offerta (insolitamente) minimalista di Prada; Marco de Vincenzo che ha scelto la Darsena come location; l’indimenticabile Jennifer Lopez che ha chiuso la sfilata di Versace in una versione rivisitata dell’iconico jungle dress, che indossò 20 anni fa ai Grammy’s facendo scalpore (qui trovate come è nata la leggenda).

L’emozione raggiunge il suo picco alla fine del Milano Fashion Week, ai Green Carpet Fashion Awards. Tra applausi e lacrime di emozione, una commossa Sophia Loren consegna il premio alla carriera a Valentino Garavani, «Un maestro, un amico, una leggenda, un uomo che ha rivoluzionato il mondo della moda ma ha avuto effetti anche sulla cultura, portando su questo pianeta passione, compassione, humor e stile». Un discorso a cui ha fatto seguito un bacio affettuoso sulla guancia. Standing ovation. Se mai ci fu un momento indimenticabile, era quello.

Sofia Loren e Valentino

Qui sotto trovate location, momenti e dettagli più significativi che la capitale della moda italiana ci ha regalato per la PE 2020

J.Lo da Versace

 Set futuristico per la sfilata di Gucci PE 2020.

Frenesia di stampe pennellate. Marni PE 2020.

Da sinistra Gigi Haid, Doutzen Kroes e Candice Swanepol in stile “agente segreto” per Max Mara PE 2020

Marco de Vincenzo PE 2020

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“Ogni colore una cultura, ogni colore un’identità, la loro summa rappresenta una comunità empatica.” Un arcobaleno di colori sulla Darsena. Marco de Vincenzo PE 2020

Missoni PE 2020. Bagni Misteriosi

Stampe, fiori, zig zag e pois si incontrano ma non si scontrano. Missoni PE 2020.

Salvatore Ferragamo PE 2020. Rotonda della Besana

Salvatore Ferragamo PE 2020. L’ispirazione di questo trucco è il mix di colori dei Vetri di Murano. Makeup by MAC Cosmetics

Prima sfilata co-ed per N°21

Prada PE 2020

In conclusione, citiamo Miuccia Prada: “Ho voluto dare più importanza alla persona. Cose più semplici, meno inutili.”

AMEN

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Jennifer and Luca Missoni at #hvw8gallery for the @lowkey_studio x @missoni sport retrospective exhibition opening tomorrow 6pm - 9pm, rsvp at missonisport@lowkey.ch (at HVW8 Art + Design Gallery)