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My Favorite Things

When Camille Vergnes isn’t at work in her Vienna Secession-laden Marais apartment, the Toulouse-raised interior designer can be found scouring French auction houses and flea markets for standout accents from the 1920s and vintage sartorial thrills alike. Here, Vergnes shares the pieces—both old and new—that she can’t live without
Photo: Dan Martensen (Vergnes)

Sophie Buhai

$685

Gold Classic Circle Bracelet

“An instant classic. It’s elegant and bold with an organic shape. I love to wear it alone or mixed with another brass or wooden bangle in the summer.”

Peacock Alley

From $160.00

Soprano Stripe Sateen Fitted Sheet

“I love subtle ivory striped sheets for a hotel look.”

Eres

$425

Aquarelle One-Piece Swimsuit

“The quality of Eres’s swimwear is beyond—you can’t wear anything else after trying one. It’s the best investment.”

Diptyque Paris

$74

Pomander Candle

“Smells are very strongly attached to memories for me. I now associate this candle with Biarritz as it is the first one I bought for my house there.”

Yves Saint Laurent

$500

Vintage Belt

“I love everything that involves passementerie and tassels. It’s like disguising myself as a chic curtain—with vintage YSL.”

Liberty & Co.

$2,400

Egyptian Revival Dark Maple Thebes Stool

“An iconic stool… Originally designed in ancient Egypt and reinterpreted by famous designers several times over the two last centuries, it can be incorporated into any interior style.”

Nancy Cunard

$18.99

Selected Poems

“Nancy Cunard, the rich heiress of the famous Cunard Line, was an important avant-garde character. I just discovered that she wrote poetry and am excited to read this book this summer.”

Jean-Michel Franck

$8,795

1930s Straw Marquetry Box

“I love vintage straw marquetry—a simple, natural material that can be turned into a very chic decorative element. Jean-Michel Frank’s boxes are very appealing.”

Louis Jadot

$139.99

Puligny-Montrachet Les Referts Premier Cru 2020

“All of my favorite wines come from the Burgundy region… A Chassagne-Montrachet or a buttery Meursault shared with friends makes me the happiest.”

The Row

$3,250

Black Evy Double Breasted Wool and Mohair Blend Coat

“A long tailored black jacket is the chicest alternative to a trench. It’s nice worn open with an outfit or closed as a dress. It is a versatile classic.”

My Favorite Things

Since opening the Michelin-starred restaurant Estela in 2013, the Uruguayan chef Ignacio Mattos—who trained under Francis Mallmann and Alice Waters—has further cemented his status as one of New York’s greatest culinary talents with Rockefeller Center’s Lodi cafe, Corner Bar in Chinatown’s Nine Orchard Hotel, and Soho’s Altro Paradiso, where the downtown set regularly gathers for fennel salads and spritzes at aperitivo hour. Here, Mattos shares his prized must-haves, from the best coffee-maker to the finest chocolate bar and beyond
Photo: courtesy of Estela (Mattos)

Alessi

$140

Pulcina Induction Espresso Coffee Maker

“A perfect coffee-maker and a permanent fixture of my stovetop.”

Casa Bosques Chocolates

$13

Pure Dark Chocolate 74% Chocolate Bar

“I like the primal and refined handling of Casa Bosques chocolates.”

Domaine Tissot

$70

Arbois Savagnin 2018

“Parcelle is a relaxed yet deep, non-dogmatic wine shop and bar. I love the Jura producer Tissot.”

Tekla

$100

Cotton-Poplin Shorts

“For the house or for errands.”

C.O. Bigelow

$9

Natural Bristle Toothbrush in Tortoise

“An inexpensive gift for yourself.”

Marvis

From $6

Aquatic Mint Toothpaste

“I’m going to take shit for recommending toothpaste, but once you use ‘aquatic mint’ it’s hard to go back.”

R+D Lab

$1,395

Tubo Fringed Two-Tone Linen, Cashmere and Silk-Blend Throw

“I have a newborn, so this comes in handy.”

Etsy

$52

Vintage African Textile

“Hunting for textiles on Etsy is surprisingly satisfying. Somehow I always find what I’m looking for.”

Rimowa

$1,400

Classic Cabin

“No matter where I go, I carry on.”

The North Face

$460

71 Sierra Quilted Ripstop Hooded Down Jacket

“I’m already thinking about how to stay warm next winter.”

My Favorite Things

Whether she’s styling artist Alex Katz, designing the grand Michelin-starred Al Coro restaurant, or curating exhibitions for Roman and Williams’ Guild Gallery, Akari Endo-Gaut’s singular sensibility can be seen far and wide. Born and raised in Japan, the creative director began her career in Paris at Self Service magazine before moving to New York, where she now splits her time between Soho and East Hampton with her husband, photographer Adrian Gaut, and their eight-year-old son. Below, Endo-Gaut shares her exquisite essentials
Photo: Adrian Gaut (Endo-Gaut)

Matouk

From $84.00

Cairo Towels

“I am very picky about home linens. After having tried many other towels, I can say these are the best. I love the curved edge and very absorbent but great quality cotton.”

Charvet

$85

Silk Pocket Square

“I’ve been wearing Charvet’s men’s scarves for 20 years, from casual to formal scenes. I have many sizes in many colors. They also protect my sensitive skin.”

Ippodo Tea

$15

Hojicha

“I absolutely can’t live without Hojicha, which I drink hot and cold. It’s roasted green tea, which contains much less caffeine than steamed green tea. Ippodo’s teas are all so carefully made. I love their stores in Japan too.”

Axel Einar Hjorth

$11,250.16

1930s “Lovö” Chair by Nordiska Kompaniet

“I love beautifully designed furniture. I have two Charlotte Perriand for Les Arcs benches, and Axel Einar Hjorth chairs, another chef d’oeuvre of the 20th century. They are beautifully executed wood designs of Art Deco and Modernism.”

SkinCeuticals

$88

Retinol 0.5

“My skin care is shockingly simple and cheap. A few years ago, I was introduced to this retinol cream. Now, I mix it with a Dr. Hauschka moisturizer. I love the texture of my skin the next morning—it’s so smooth and plumped.”

Alaïa

$1,990

Sleeveless Bodysuit

“This bodysuit is one of my closet classics. I’ve dreamt of owning an Azzedine design since childhood—he knew women best of any designer in the world. As a stylist, I loved going to his Paris atelier and chatting with the couturiers and people around him.”

Sferra

$386

Giza 45 Percale Sheets

“I’ve tried many sheets and these are the best sheets in the world. They’re soft but crunchy, like pressed shirts from the dry cleaner.”

Yamaha

$1,299.99

Arius Digital Piano

“I learned to play the piano when I was little but hated taking lessons. During Covid, I went back to it and became addicted. Now, I love playing for hours and hours at night while listening to Ryuichi Sakamoto and Bach on headphones.”

Vintage

From $70.00

Blue Danube China Dinnerware

“My mother has always collected porcelain. Upon my marriage, she offered us this set as a family tradition. She had them as decoration, but I love using them in real life to feel elevated, though I do get nervous seeing my husband drinking coffee out of it every morning! ”

Hermes

$1,610.21

Men’s Silver Bracelet

“This chunky silver men’s bracelet is another classic that I wear everyday. I always love men’s wardrobes, so it’s my perfect companion.”

Rimowa

$2,150

Trunk Suitcase

“My Rimowa luggage is like my second husband. They have traveled with me all over the world and I love them dearly. They’ve changed my life.”

Cartier

$23,100

Panthère de Cartier Gold Watch

“My husband’s gift to me that I wear all the time. I love the design so much. I’ve never worn round face watches; it’s been always square. I love the masculine elements of it as well as the truly sexy chain design and name, Panthère.”

My Favorite Things

At the age of nine, Jean Pigozzi received his first Leica as a gift from his father. Over the following six decades, the Paris-born Italian art collector and bon vivant has rarely been without a pocket-sized point-and-shoot, which he’s turned to time and again to capture intimate snapshots of everyone from Anjelica Huston and Isabella Rossellini at the Cannes Film Festival to Mick Jagger and Elizabeth Taylor poolside at Villa Dorane, his family home in Cap d’Antibes. Here, Pigozzi shares his choice essentials for the Côte d’Azur and beyond
Photo: Godfrey Daniel (Pigozzi)

Birkenstock

$49.95

Arizona Essentials Eva

“I have these sandals in six colors. They’re the best for summer.”

Leica

$6,195

Q2 Monochrom Compact Digital Camera

“I never use an iPhone to take photos. This camera makes your photos even better. Have you seen my Instagram?”

William Wegman

$13.79

Being Human

“William Wegman is so good. Imagine working with these dogs and the hours it must take to train them. It’s a great lesson in patience.”

Coconut Float

$24.95

Lime Green Pool Float

“I love to fill my pool with at least 20 fun inflatables.”

Smythson

$345

Multi-Zip Case in Panama

“This case is super useful if you’re traveling.”

Johnny Pigozzi

$25.85

Pool Party

“My pool is the most fun pool in the South of France.”

Ron Galella

$182

Disco Years

“Ron Galella was such a good paparazzi. ”

1stDibs

$950

Antique Oak Adjustable Drafting Table

“An adjustable drafting table because sitting for too long is bad.”

Apple

$89

AirTag 4 Pack

“To find my dogs.”

Sylvie Fleury

$250

The Art of Survival

“I’m always amazed by Sylvie’s incredible imagination, especially for an artist who lives and works in Geneva, which isn’t the most creative and exciting place on the planet.”

My Favorite Things

It’s difficult to decide where to direct your gaze first upon walking into any of Sophie Ashby’s richly layered spaces, be it a Mayfair pied-à-terre or her own Georgian-era East End residence. Bringing together antique accents with contemporary discoveries, the interior designer and Frieze 91 committee member has quickly established herself as one of London’s ones to watch since opening her eponymous studio at the age of 25. Here, Ashby shares her favorite finds for the home and beyond
Photo: Kensington Leverne (Ashby)

Henry Holland

$105

Studio Earthenware Serving Platter

“I’m rather obsessed with Henry Holland and his marble signature. We have one of his ceramic lamps with the same pattern at Blewcoat, our Studio Ashby home in London. It makes me smile everyday.”

Assouline

$247.50

Jean-Michel Frank

“This is the most incredible coffee table book and is at the very top of my wishlist. I could peruse Jean-Michel Frank’s interiors all day long.”

Prada

$1,200

Calfskin Logo Flat Loafers

“Loafers are like uniform for me. I live in these and truly don’t know what I’d do without them!”

Casarialto

$535

Flower Power Glasses, Set of 6

“You’d never get your glass mixed up with your guests’ with these Venetian glasses, an exceptional addition to your kitchen cabinets or gift for a friend who loves to entertain.”

Emma Hardie

$53.99

Moringa Cleansing Balm

“My go-to cleansing balm and my favorite part of my skin-care ritual. The moringa and wild sea fennel is a magic combination and smells heavenly.”

Ludmillaiz

From $25.70

Handmade Child Knitted Jumper

“I bought one of these recently for my daughter, Gaia, and it’s just so cute. Add it to your basket and never look back.”

Loewe

$3,850

Paseo Knotted Leather Tote

“I’m very drawn to accessories that feel sculptural. I love Loewe silhouettes. Their new Paseo bag feels so gorgeously timeless. It’s instantly chic.”

Tekla

$825

X Le Corbusier Mohair Blanket

“The perfect cozy throw in a delicious shade of blue.”

Frieze

From $1,260

Frieze 91 Membership

“A Frieze 91 membership will level up your life, if you love art as much as I do. It offers incredible members-only events and experiences not to be missed.”

Khaite

$1,380

The Mae Sweater

“I’m a big believer in investing in forever pieces that you could wear a thousand times over. This cloud-colored cashmere jumper is perfect for doing just that.”

My Favorite Things

Anna Scott Carter’s passion for the art of stationery began early on when her father was working for Queen Elizabeth II. Years later, while living in Provence with her husband, Graydon Carter, she longed for a “personal, stylish” way to stay in touch with friends far and wide. Together, the partners created Electragram, a digital correspondence platform that offers the old-school charm of a handwritten letter at the speed of an e-mail. Below, Carter shares her favorite finds—all of which, like her customized cards, are just a click away
Photo: Godfrey Daniel

Anya Hindmarch

$550

A5 Notebook Holder Work/Personal

“This beautiful leather notebook holder from Anya Hindmarch has changed my life. One side has a work notebook, and the reverse is a personal notebook. Now, I can keep everything organized in one place.”

Floris

$45

Rose Geranium Bath Soap

“This smell is like a madeleine for me. It takes me straight back to my English boarding school where Floris’s Rose Geranium Bath Essence was the one luxury in an otherwise spartan existence. I only used one drop per bath to make it last.”

Electragram

$10 per month

Subscription

“In this hurried, technology-focused world, I felt there was no charmingly personal or stylish way to be in touch with friends and family in the digital space. Snail mail is too slow, and emails and texts feel too generic and unspecial. Electragram is the solution.”

Sea Star Beachwear x Minnow

$125

Women’s Beachcomber Espadrille in Powder Blue Stripe

“The perfect stylish shoe for exploring rock pools at the beach.”

Don Bocarte

$37.99

Cantabrian Anchovies in Olive Oil

“To my mind, there is nothing more delicious than these anchovies on hot, buttered toast. My stepson, Spike, introduced us to this treat during lockdown and we would source it from a specialty French grocery. Now, you can buy it on Amazon.”

Edie Parker

$450

Tabletop Lighter in Alabaster

“Even if we’re all ‘non-smokers’ now, there is nothing chicer than this Edie Parker lighter to spiff up your coffee table. It sits atop its own matching ashtray, which is perfect for those fun late dinners when cigarettes magically appear and I, for one, say ‘maybe just one…’”

C.O. Bigelow

From $9.00

Lavender Peppermint Shampoo

“C.O. Bigelow in Greenwich Village has all the charm of an old apothecary (it was founded in 1838) with a well-curated selection of beauty brands. The pharmacists are knowledgeable, patient, and kind, and my husband swears by Bigelow products.”

Hartmut Lohmeyer

$6,700

1950s Chairs

“Marella Agnelli had fabulous wicker furniture dotted among her houses and I have always wanted some. We found two of these vintage chairs online during lockdown and I pounced!”

Edith Wharton

$17.99

The Custom of the Country

“I love this book and reread it every few years. Edith Wharton’s keen observations of the social figures in New York in the late 1800s are peerless, and I delight in identifying the Undine Spragg in modern day New York (and elsewhere).”

Tory Burch

$168

Sculpt Diagonal Chevron Leggings

“Tory Burch designs the perfect workout clothes. I love her Chevron collection, which I was first put onto by my very stylish stepdaughter.”

Prince of Peace

$8.46

Organic White Tea

“I’m a tea drinker and this is my favorite. Plus, it’s stuffed with antioxidants (more so than green tea), so my hope is that it mitigates the less beneficial effects of my wine drinking!”

Carolina Herrera

$8,990

Embroidered Strapless Ball Gown

“Carolina Herrera is impeccably stylish, funny, kind, generous, and loyal. She designed my wedding dress in the palest celadon green, as well as the beautiful dresses I wore every year to the Vanity Fair Oscar party hosted by my husband. Anything from Carolina Herrera is beautifully designed and utterly timeless.”

My Favorite Things

Upon graduating from Cambridge University with a degree in architecture, Benjamin Seidler joined the International Herald Tribune and traded floor plans for fashion illustrations, which quickly drew in the likes of Prada and Miu Miu. These days, when the Rome-raised Brit is not at home on the Upper West Side with his husband, Stuart Vevers, and two young children, he can be found at Chloé’s Paris headquarters, where he designs accessories alongside creative director Gabriela Hearst. Below, Seidler shares his favorite finds for his closet and beyond
Photo: Holly Falconer (Seidler)

Charvet

$450

Suede Slippers

“Ever since work-from-home became half the work week, I get more than enough use out of my Charvet slippers to justify investing in multiple fun colors. They’re one of the best gifts for men; my husband wears his a lot too.”

Macrene Actives

$195

High Performance Face Serum

“I started seeing Dr. Macrene Alexiades about a year ago, and I’ve never felt better in my skin. She does as much for my confidence as she does for my pores. Her products are just amazing and seem to work well with my pale, pinky complexion.”

La Coqueta

$66

Orlando Baby Boy Set

“Very few children’s clothes look as cute as those by La Coqueta, especially on little boys. I loved dressing my son in this outfit.”

Gabriela Hearst

$1,990

Men’s Lawrence Cashmere Sweater

“No one does cashmere like Gabriela Hearst, and this fuzzy sweater she’s been making in different colors every season is the coziest thing I’ve ever worn. I’m usually a thin-knit kind of guy, but this sweater converted me.”

Chloé

$1,220

Darcey Silk-Voile and Glass Necklace

“I design accessories with Gabriela Hearst and the team at Chloé, and we work with the most amazing artisans. The glass beads of this necklace are handblown by a master craftswoman in the French countryside. This piece has been a successful gift for friends of mine.”

Chloé

$580

Climate Success Ceramic Bowl

“We also work on handcrafted homeware at Chloé. Our French ceramics really brighten up a counter.”

Anya Hindmarch

$360

Be A Bag Washbag Small

“One of my first jobs was as a design assistant at Anya Hindmarch, and I love her bespoke offerings. I used to draw portraits of friends and get them embossed on pouches; lately, I’ve been putting photos of our kids on toiletry bags as gifts for family.”

Super Smalls

$39

Mermaid Pool Party Mega Set

“My daughter, Vivienne Pearl, is too young at almost three to wear my jewelry designs, but Super Smalls has adorable things for her in the meantime. She loves mermaids, so I’m sure this set would be a hit with her.”

Chanel

$149

No.19 Eau de Parfum

“A forever fragrance that has just become part of my identity. It’s green, not sweet, and clean.”

1st Dibs

$32,000

Vintage Rattan and Bamboo Dining Chairs, Set of Eight

“I love the designs of Gabriela Crespi. These chairs would be ideal around our dining room table in our newly renovated house on the Upper West Side.”

Hanya Yanagihara

$30.23

To Paradise

“Hanya Yanagihara is one of my favorite writers. Her last book was a tremendously exciting voyage into New York both real and imagined.”

Coach

$495

Tabby Shoulder Bag in Signature Denim

“My husband, Stuart, is the creative director of Coach, and I’m very excited about the gender-neutral world he’s created with the Tabby bag. I love this summer’s versions in denim and jelly!”

My Favorite Things

Carolina Irving’s eponymous collection of timeless, travel-inspired textiles are a reflection of her upbringing: raised in Paris by Venezuelan parents, the former Elle Decor editor and Oscar de la Renta Home creative director studied Art History and Archaeology at the École du Louvre. In 2018, she brought her distinctive decorative touch to the tabletop with the debut of Carolina Irving & Daughters, an artisanal homeware brand, which she co-founded with her daughters, Ariadne and Olympia. Below, Irving reveals the pieces she can’t live without
Photo: Lily Bertrand-Webb (Irving)

Frédéric Malle

$205

Cafe Society Perfume Gun

“One of the things I can’t live without! The name alone is so glamorous and reminiscent of another era, as is its scent. I spray it all over my curtains and cushions, and it lingers on for days.”

Umberto Pasti

$50.99

The House of a Lifetime: A Collector’s Journey in Tangier

“The most magical and evocative book—the stuff of dreams for me. Umberto Pasti is one of the great collectors in the old-fashioned sense of the word. Instant armchair travel.”

Vans

$65

Checkered Slip-On Sneakers

“I wear these sneakers all day long with everything and can walk in them for miles! I have them in almost every color. Such a brilliant design—so slick and simple.”

Actinica

$32

Sun Protection Anti-Aging & Non-Melanoma Lotion

“The absolute best sunscreen. It stays on all day and gives you total protection—and with no scent, which is great.”

Matouk

$599

Aziza Flat Sheet

“I really only like white sheets; the cutout border makes these crisp and fresh.”

Christian Louboutin

$795

Janis in Spain Macramé Sandals

“I love these sandals. They have a very archaeological look that appeals to me. These could have been worn by an Egyptian pharaoh.”

PG Tips

$12

Pyramid Tea Bags

“Very strong with milk and sugar—and a bacon sandwich! Reminds me of boarding school, for better or for worse!”

Rimowa

$900

Essential Cabin Suitcase

“Rimowa: the essential. I love the glossy fire engine red! Simply the best design.”

Carolina Irving & Daughters

$160

Konstantin Cache Pot

“This is always on my table and full of flowers. Inspired by English delftware, it’s rustic but refined at the same time. ”

Hermès

$2,500

Heure H Watch

“I’ve always loved white leather bracelets. They look great in the summer when you’re tanned. This has a very 70s look.”

Smythson

$280

2023 Soho Agenda in Panama

“I am very old fashioned, so I need to write everything down. This is definitely one item I can’t live without.”

Chanel

$122

No.5 Eau de Parfum

“My Proust’s Madeleine. Magical scent. Flowery and powdery at the same time, it leaves a heavenly trail.”

My Favorite Things

Flynn McGarry was just 19 years old when he opened Gem, an intimate restaurant on Manhattan’s Lower East Side known for its seasonal tasting menus. Now, in his mid-twenties, the teenage wunderkind turned acclaimed chef, who taught himself to cook through watching the Food Network and YouTube tutorials, is celebrating another milestone with the debut of This Is Not a Cookbook, an illustrated guide detailing his own highly imaginative culinary practice. Ahead of its release, McGarry reveals the distinctive staples he turns to both in—and beyond—the kitchen
Photo: Aaron Bengochea (McGarry)

Technivorm

$359

Moccamaster 53928 KBGV Select Coffee Maker

“This is the best coffee machine out there. It really changed my life when I bought it for my home. It’s easy to use and looks great on the countertop.”

Drake’s

$275

White Oxford Cotton Cloth Button-Down Shirt

“Drake’s white Oxford is my go-to white Oxford. It’s the perfect cut to wear at something formal or casual. I used to cook in them but ended up staining far too many.”

Gildan

$35.97

Platinum Men’s Crew T-Shirts

“After I stopped cooking in white Oxfords, I started wearing these white T-shirts everyday. I buy them in large packs so I don’t have to worry when I spill on them.”

Flynn McGarry

$19.99

This Is Not a Cookbook

“While This is Not a Cookbook is geared toward younger children getting into cooking, I would recommend it for anyone with a passion towards food and a curiosity for creativity.”

Alessi

$136

Santiago 24-Piece Stainless Steel Cutlery Set

“I love eating with small cutlery. This Alessi set is modern but will look great in any setting.”

1stDibs

$595

French 1850s Glazed Terracotta Bowl

“I love these French terracotta bowls. I have them all over my house and restaurants. They’re perfect to fill with produce or a bushel of dried hydrangeas.”

Santa Maria Novella

$65

Rosa Novella Bath Gel

“This is the best smelling hand soap/body wash. It makes you and the bathroom you use it in smell of fresh roses.”

John Pawson

$33.99

Home Farm Cooking

“This is a great home cooking book from one of my favorite architects and designers, John Pawson. He understands elegant simplicity in food and design, and the book is a great combination of that.”

Etsy

$25

Vintage Midcentury Nittsjo Vase

“I’ve been obsessed with Nittsjo vases recently. Their colors are always so vibrant, and the shapes are modern and very flower-friendly.”

Etsy

$30

Antique Wooden Stork

“I’ve also been buying lots of wooden bird figurines. They are great small additions to a bookshelf or kitchen.”

My Favorite Things

Since the 2019 debut of HBO’s teenage fever dream Euphoria, even the most staunch minimalists among us have been tempted to consider the merits of mesh or a micro-mini skirt—a feat for which we can thank Heidi Bivens. As the Emmy Award–nominated costume designer behind the series (as well as Harmony Korine’s The Beach Bum and Spring Breakers), Bivens has fused the worlds of fashion and film—resulting in real-life reverberation. Here, she shares her own sartorial must-haves—and more of what’s on her wish list

Khaite x Oliver Peoples

$525

1983C in Bordeaux Bark

“Cate Holstein and I met in the early days of our careers, so it’s extra exciting to witness what she’s accomplished with her brand, Khaite. Her collaboration with Oliver Peoples is everything that I want in a sunglass frame: chic, interesting, and classic.”

Rose Ingleton MD

$85

Signature Moisturizer

“Dr. Rose Ingleton has been my dermatologist for over a decade. Her namesake product line has become a favorite. I use the Signature Moisturizer year-round.”

Celine

$990

Camp-Collar Logo-Embroidered Twill Shirt

“I’ve had my eye on this men’s Celine bowling shirt. I love how Hedi Slimane borrows inspiration from classic vintage pieces. I own a 1950s version of the same style in a hot coral color.”

Ricoh

$1,046.95

GR IIIx Compact Digital Camera

“I’ve been shooting with film cameras lately, but, when shooting digital, I love a Ricoh. My assistant costume designer on Euphoria, Angelina Vitto, gifted me a GR1v, inspiring me to take more behind-the-scenes photos on set.”

Heidi Bivens

$60

Euphoria Fashion

“I’m proud to share the Euphoria Fashion book, published by A24. It’s a comprehensive look at the costumes of Euphoria, and my process and conversations with cast, crew, and those who inspire me.”

Loewe

$125

Scent Of Marihuana Room Spray

“Jonathan Anderson for Loewe all day every day. I would be excited to see a whole range of furniture and home goods from him and can’t wait for his collaboration with Luca Guadagnino on the upcoming film Challengers.”

Online Ceramics

$110

‘So Many Books So Little Time’ Hoodie

“Alix Ross & Elijah Funk’s designs always put a smile on my face. Their use of humor, irony, and sincerity in their graphics is one of the many reasons they’ve built a cult fashion following.”

Bose

$299

QuietComfort Noise Cancelling Earbuds

“I’ve never had earbuds that fit properly until I discovered the Bose noise-cancelling variety. They are one of the best party gift bag items I’ve ever received. ”

Smythson

$85

Make it Happen Panama Notebook

“As I’m constantly taking and making notes, I always need a good notebook. Smythson is my go-to and conveniently offers monogramming. I also have a colorful passport/receipt holder with my initials that I travel with.”

Delvaux

$3,336.92

Tempête Micro Handbag

“Delvaux has been making exquisite leather goods in Belgium since 1829. I was reminded of them recently when I requested bag options for an actress in a feature film. The new range of colors for spring feel young, fresh, and modern.”

Rogan Gregory

Price Upon Request

Gorilla Lounge Chair

“It’s been amazing to see Rogan’s transition from fashion to furniture design. I’m always impressed by his boundless creativity. The Gorilla chair is inviting because of its tactile fabric, and I imagine settling into it would feel something like a hug.”

Coperni

$664

Asymmetric Draped Minidress

“Sebastien Meyer and Arnaud Vaillant are visionary designers leading the new wave of exciting fashion design. They are noted fans of Euphoria, and I was extremely flattered that they contributed a conversation to the Euphoria Fashion book.”


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