If you happen to be in New York today, make a run downtown to Printemps before Bogner’s Collector’s Items pop-up disappears. The Alpine German house has spent the past 10 days showing off its new capsule: a mix of archival silhouettes, racing jackets, and wide-leg ski pants reimagined for the modern slope set. It’s peak après elegance, with cashmere knits, technical fabrics, and a touch of wilderness spirit. The installation closes tonight, but the collection launches globally November 10. Consider this your reminder to start packing early. (bogner.com) —Catherine Scott

How much writing can one get done in five days? Those brave enough to venture out to the Cotswolds next May will certainly find out. The Open Page Retreat, hosted by novelist and journalist Jessica Fellowes and the art psychotherapist Emma Defries, will welcome nine aspiring and established writers to Defries’s family home in the gorgeous market town of Chipping Campden. On the agenda: 12 hours of writing master classes, one-on-one editing sessions, guided walks, and talks at the Chipping Campden Literary Festival. Because this is England, cocktails will be served each evening on the terrace. The retreat is for first-timers and established professionals alike; the only requirement is to have an idea, however vague, and a willingness to put pen to paper. Tempting, no? (jessicafellowes.substack.com) —Ashley Baker

Some TikTok-inspired purchases really didn’t need to happen—the handheld fan, the mouth tape, the L.E.D. pocket mirror. But every once in a while, I feel blessed by herd mentality. Enter the viral Lola blanket. Think Restoration Hardware faux fur (or, dare I say, Game of Thrones northern-bedchamber vibes), but at a price you don’t need to justify. It’s impossibly soft, infinitely cozy, and machine washable—a must, given my dog’s obsession. I went for the Desert Dune shade, but go crazy and get yourself a tiger print in the mode of Devon Lee Carlson. Mine migrates from room to room with me, which is a sure sign I’m barreling toward a second. ($109, lolablankets.com) —Clara Molot

How many necklaces does one really need? Chokers, lariats, diamonds by the yard—some would argue that there’s a place for all of them in the safe, but discerning collectors tend to end up reaching for the trusty favorite, time after time. Messika’s Move Link Pavé necklace may be destined for such a fate. Seven of the yellow-gold links are covered in, well, pavé diamonds, and a brilliant diamond appears to float within each one. (Don’t worry—a high-tech mechanism ensures that they stay on track, rolling back and forth, but never out of the piece entirely.) This piece alone has propelled designer Valérie Messika to the top of her game, and after 20 years in business, her ideas feel fresher than ever. Despite our best efforts, it’s difficult to imagine an outfit that wouldn’t suit the Move Link necklace. In fact, now that we think of it, it’s kind of great with sweats, no? ($33,080; messika.com) —Ashley Baker

I love tequila. I’m not cool (or tough) enough to drink it neat, so the margarita is my potion of choice. I once considered myself an equal-opportunity imbiber of the stuff, but then I tried Lalo. Free of glycerin and any other no-no’s, Lalo’s Tequila Blanco is made with only three simple ingredients: mature Highland agave, deep-well water, and champagne yeast—and has a clean, smooth taste to prove it. Co-founder Eduardo “Lalo” Gonzáles is the grandson of famed tequilero Don Julio and has clearly inherited his expertise. Is there any better kind of nepo baby? ($49.99, lalospirits.com) —Victoria Herman

The brainchild of chef and food writer Alison Roman, First Bloom is a fan-favorite corner store in the Catskills that stocks wine, cheese, produce, and meat, plus “a few things just to make you happy.” Now, ahead of Roman’s new cookbook, Something from Nothing, First Bloom is coming to the city and taking over Casetta Wine Bar at 61 Hester Street from November 5 to 30. The pop-up brings the same pantry items from upstate to Lower Manhattan, like her Very Good Tomato Sauce and gourmet tinned fish. Roman says one of life’s greatest pleasures is shopping after a glass of good wine, so this pop-up is a must-visit. (firstbloomcornerstore.com) —Maggie Turner