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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.”

Photo: Gilbert McCarragher (Pawson)

My Favorite Things

John Pawson is on a quest to make life simpler. Since opening his design practice in 1981, the British architect and author has become known for his masterful minimalist sensibility, as seen in London’s Design Museum, Calvin Klein’s former Madison Avenue flagship, and Kew Gardens’ Lake Crossing bridge. Ahead of his latest book release, Pawson shares the select pieces he welcomes into his own Notting Hill and Cotswolds homes

Arne Jacobsen

$279

Teapot

“I know how hard it is to design an object where all the details are perfect.”

Ralph Lauren

$995

Grey Cable Knit Jumper

“I function best with a uniform, and this has been my jumper of choice for many years. My natural preference is for the freedom that comes with not having to decide what to wear each morning.”

Mariage Freres International

$32

Marco Polo Tea Tin

“Drinking tea is one of the great quiet pleasures of everyday life. The ritual of steeping leaves in hot water is such a simple act but one with scope for such sensory complexity.”

John Pawson

$100

Making Life Simpler

“The process of making books is not only about communicating the work to the world outside the studio. Each new publishing project is also a fresh opportunity to pause and reflect.”

Charvet

$545

White Royal Slim-Fit Cotton Oxford Shirt

“Once I find a version of something I like, I tend to stick with it.”

Achille & Pier Giacomo Castiglioni

$1,725

FLOS Toio Floor Lamp

“Light is critical to the function, atmosphere, and emotion of a space, but it can be hard to find fittings that do not jar or disrupt in some way. I like the spare, industrial quality of this classic piece of midcentury design, which is based on a car headlamp and a fishing rod.”

St. Benedict

$12.99

The Rule of Saint Benedict

“I bought a copy of this book when I started on the first of my monastic commissions but very quickly realized how the wisdom of so many of Saint Benedict’s observations extend beyond the walls of a monastery.”

New Balance

$140

2002R Leather-Trimmed Suede and Mesh Sneakers

“Earlier models of these New Balance trainers used to be my running shoes of preference, but now I wear them pretty much all the time.”

Shiro Kuramata

$2,500

Pink Vase

“I have one of these vases in my house in London. I love the way it casts constantly shifting patterns of light, color, and shadow, but its presence also has emotional resonance for me. I first met Shiro Kuramata in Tokyo when I was in my late twenties. The time I spent with him helped shape the course of the rest of my life.”

Apple

$1,450

iPhone 14 Pro Max, Camera

“My camera is an essential design tool—I use it as others use a sketchbook. Having a lens of this quality always to hand is something that’s easy to take for granted.”

My Favorite Things

Clare de Boer knows her way around a kitchen. After working at River Café in London, the James Beard-nominated British chef moved to New York, where she now helms Manhattan’s King and Jupiter alongside Jess Shadbolt and Annie Shi; last spring, she struck out on her own with Stissing House, a historic Hudson Valley tavern, which she’s reimagined with simple, wood-fired fare and a Shaker-inspired setting. Below, de Boer reveals the items she turns to while cooking—and more of her daily necessities

Harney & Sons

$25

CTC Assam Team

“Harney & Sons is ten minutes from Stissing House. We’re using this tea in our Arnold Palmer at brunch.”

Fruit of the Loom

From $9.00

Boys’ Eversoft Cotton Undershirt

“Uniform is the wrong word to describe something that feels like the ultimate luxury. I buy bulk packs because nothing is precious with two toddlers around.”

Elizaville Beeswax

$11.50

Beeswax Candles

“Beeswax candles have a golden, enveloping smell that doesn’t interfere with food.”

Maldon

$25

Sea Salt Flakes Tub

“Maldon salt is almost all it takes.”

Ghia

$38

Non-Alcoholic Apéritif

“The only non-alcoholic drink that actually gives me a vibe.”

KitchenAid

$12.99

Stainless Steel Utility Tongs

“One pair is necessary; three pairs put me at ease.”

LVWIT

$8.99

B11 LED Light Bulbs

“Nothing money can buy makes me feel sexier than warm, eye-level lighting.”

Eucerin

$11.49

Baby Eczema Relief Body Cream

“One lotion for everyone in the house. Baby-soft skin, even in winter.”

Julia Donaldson

$7.43

The Gruffalo

“If you’re asked to read it three times a day, let’s hope it has wit.”

CurryLeafPlantsUSA

$29.49

Large Healthy Curry Leaf Plants

“Grow what your grocery doesn’t stock. Essential for dhaal.”

Photo: Adrian Gaut (Cárdenas)

My Favorite Things

While designing men’s wear at Calvin Klein in the 1990s, Rafael de Cárdenas read an article on Frank Gehry’s Guggenheim Museum Bilbao that prompted him to give up his career in fashion and enroll at U.C.L.A.’s architecture school. Since returning to his native New York and starting his own firm nearly two decades ago, he’s traveled far and wide to mastermind spaces for the likes of Baccarat and Cartier, but his most recent project—a bold furniture collection created in collaboration with Mitchell Gold and Bob Williams—has kept him closer to home. Here, de Cárdenas shares the items he can’t live without

Smythson

$345

Multi-Zip Case in Panama

“All of my important travel documents (passport, vaccine cards, Visas) live in the yellow zipper compartment. Euros go in the blue, American dollars in the green, and receipts accumulate in the red.”

Hirota Tsumugi

$195

Vintage Kasuri Tsumugi Silk Kimono Fabric

“I buy vintage kimono fabrics here and there to make patchwork throw pillows, but I recently decided that I wasn’t into the visual clutter of pillows and took them to my tailor to make placemats. The best use I’ve come across so far.”

Salomon

$200

XT-6 Advanced Mesh Trainers

“Salomons since 2014-ish and every day since… I wear the styles that have the toggle tie as opposed to laces.”

Mitchell Gold + Bob Williams

$1,595

Lotus Pedestal Side Table by Rafael de Cardenas

“I like the asymmetry and how it creates a bit of tension with space and gravity whilst also being somewhat quiet and organic. The only piece in our Rafael de Càrdenas for Mitchell Gold + Bob Williams collection that lightly rocks the boat.”

The Elder Statesman

$402.50

Men’s Slouchy Check Beanie Hat

“Soft, cozy, and feels slightly smarter in a post-Covid world.”

Sulwhasoo

$130

Concentrated Ginseng Rescue Ampoule

“This serum slightly tingles upon application, which, in my mind, means it’s burning away dead skin cells and wrinkles. It’s part of my nighttime self-soothing ritual.”

Soft Baroque

$2,450

“New Surface Strategies” Armchair

“One of my absolute favorite design duos in the biz! An earlier Soft Baroque work and an instant classic. We are working with them on some new projects… Stay tuned!”

Pangaia

$150

Green 365 Hoodie

“This hoodie has become my ‘neighborhood’ garment, though the neighborhood has ever-expanding parameters. I prefer the separate pockets over the more casual kangaroo pocket typically on sweatshirts.”

Edie Parker

$295

Vanity Tray in Raspberry Swirl

“A frozen acid trip whilst watching The Wiz… but functional. It’s put to good use as a makeshift coffee table on my new velvet ottoman, which takes up the full space of where my coffee table used to be. ”

Ilaria Icardi

$3,080

Spaceman Pendant

I’d like this as a gift, please. I want to use it as a keychain so that I can play with the limb articulation in my pocket. I’d love to secretly have a spaceman in my pocket…”

Casa Bosques Chocolates

$13

Pure Dark Chocolate 74% Chocolate Bar

“My favorite chocolate brand: small, responsible, and thoughtfully made. Plus, the leftover gorgeous packaging decorates my fridge door. I often give these as host and hostess gifts.”

Photo: courtesy of Drake’s (Hill)

My Favorite Things

For over three decades, Drake’s was best known for its handcrafted neckwear—that is, until Michael Hill took the reins in 2010. Under the Savile Row-trained designer’s creative direction, the British menswear brand has expanded its offerings to include relaxed tailoring and built-for-life footwear (not to mention the occasional must-have collaboration, the most recent of which celebrates the renowned London restaurant St. John). Below, Hill reveals his own sartorial signatures—and more of his everyday essentials

Drake’s

$495

Yuketen ‘Yukus’ Type 1 Suede Chukka Boot

“You need a pair of these in your wardrobe. One of the great shoes and immaculately made in America, as they have been for decades. ”

No. 3

$49.99

London Dry Gin

“My favorite gin for a martini. I’ve got a glass that my grandmother gave me, a heavy duty sort of thing. Add some Noilly Prat or Dolin vermouth and some No. 3 Gin from our friends at Berry Bros. Keep that in the freezer. Then I like a twist, but I also like an olive, frankly. With a seat outside as the sun sets. Perfection.”

Filson

$475

Rugged Twill Small Duffle Bag

“I love the shade of green on this duffel by Filson. It’s the sort of bag that looks ready for anything and is a useful size for travel. I think it will age nicely.”

Drake’s

$1,065

Navy Heavy Cotton Twill Games Blazer

“The latest addition to our signature range of relaxed tailoring, this suit is made from a beautiful Italian fabric. Unstructured and easy to wear… and wear, and wear.”

Jeremy Lee

$29.99

Cooking: Simply and Well, for One or Many

“My most recent book purchase. Jeremy Lee is a brilliant chef and the proprietor behind Quo Vadis, a Soho institution, which he’s just done up with a new bar. My friend Fergus Henderson claims it’s ‘already a classic,’ and I’m inclined to agree.”

Cartier

$9,203

Vintage Tank Louis Cartier Watch

“My dad used to wear a Cartier Tank. It’s a classic. I also like that it’s quartz, that it just goes. There’s quite a lot to be said for that. I’d be very happy to wear it. Dress it up, dress it down. A nice little antidote to all of those big watches.”

Drake’s

$915

Dark Brown Suede Hancock Goodyear Welted Chelsea Boot

“These boots are made in a historic factory in Northampton—the heart of British shoemaking—with a Goodyear welted sole. The calf leather suede is sourced from Charles F Stead, a storied Yorkshire tannery that is the best of the best.”

Ridge

$70

Estate Cabernet Sauvignon 2019

“Ridge Estate is an excellent winemaker from the Montebello vineyard. I love their labels: clean, simple, confident. One of my favorites, especially if I’m visiting America. ”

Budd London

£575

Exclusive Plain Linen Dressing Gown in Iris

“This dressing gown from Budd is gorgeous. If someone was to make me it, I would say, ‘Thank you very, very much.’ It’s a beautiful linen. Sunday morning? Perfect.”

Photo: Sam Copeland (Chambers)

My Favorite Things

Lucinda Chambers began her career in the 1970s selling handmade jewelry on Portobello Road. In 2018, following nearly four decades at British Vogue, the Notting Hill-born stylist and designer again struck out on her own with the launch of the clothing line Colville, followed by the digital shopping platform Collagerie. This month, the site will make its first foray into art with a collection of limited-edition prints, on view at London’s 8 Holland Street gallery until April 8. Here, Chambers shares more of her favorite discoveries for the home, wardrobe, and beyond

Wardrobe NYC

$1,500

Double-Breasted Merino Wool-Twill Coat

“It’s a big plus if you can identify ‘your color’—the one that suits you and you can return to again and again. Khaki is mine. It’s the same color as my eyes. A beautifully cut coat—chic, simple, and well made—is a friend for life.”

Paper Shoot

$135

Paper Camera, Old Lomo Black

“This is an eco-friendly digital camera. My whole career is about pictures, photography, and the image of something beautiful and meaningful. ”

Métier

$2,350

Large Incognito Cabas in White Sand and Cognac

“I’m never not looking for the perfect tote. This one pretty much ticks all my boxes. I think it’s the canvas with tan that I find irresistible.”

Brooklyn Bicycle Co.

$599.99

Franklin 8 Speed

“I have ridden around London since childhood. It’s such a great way to find secret streets and buildings—just when you thought you have seen it all… It never ceases to amaze me. This bike is the smartest thing.”

Tory Burch

$98

Roxanne Link Earring

“I don’t think I’ve ever gone out of the house without a pair of earrings on. These are beautiful day to night and would literally make a white T-shirt look great. ”

Smythson

$345

Multi-Zip Case in Panama

“I know myself and I have to be organized at all times. This is the most beautiful case to keep me and my papers together!”

David Sedaris

$17.66

The Best of Me

“After his first book came out, my family and I became rather obsessive about David Sedaris. My heart leaps when he does something new. He is brilliant, funny, observant, and tells it how it is—from his perspective—which is wonderful, as he notices so much and makes the ordinary extraordinary. ”

Natura Bissé

$65

The Dry Oil Fitness

“I love discovering brands that are new to me. As we emerge from winter, getting out those dry legs and giving them some TLC is a bit of a ritual. This oil is a total treat and lasts forever. ”

Cerasarda

$225

Corallo Rosso Large Round Tray

“I’m a big fan of TV dinners, which are always on a tray, so why not make it as uplifting as possible?”

Rimowa

$1,700

Check-In M Suitcase

“I love a suitcase that I can throw into the overhead myself and that can also pack five changes. This is a keeper—for life. ”

Poul Hundevad

$2,450

Vintage Teak Dining Chair Set

“No one chair matches in our home, and no style is the same. From Ikea to midcentury modern, nothing is off limits. These are very chic and would probably split them up! ”

Rick Owens

$270

+Converse TURBODRK Chuck 70 Zebra High-Top Sneakers

“I’ve always been a huge fan of Rick Owens and also Converse. I wear trainers and flats all the time, so I want some excitement from them!”

Photo: Sean Thomas (Niquet)

My Favorite Things

After 15 years of contributing to Self Service and French Vanity Fair and Elle, the Parisian writer, editor, and stylist Christopher Niquet finally debuted his own publication, Study, last summer. True to its name, each issue is dedicated to a single, singular subject, from playwright Adrienne Kennedy to Chanel model Vivienne Rohner’s photography. This April, the periodical’s pages will explore the architecture of Dakar, Senegal. Below, Niquet reveals his highly considered objects of choice

Lamy

$27

Fountain Pen

“I was partial to my brown Faber-Castell pens until I noticed a couple of my friends using these Lamy fountain pens. I got mine last summer in Berlin and am now addicted. The dark navy ink is just the right shade.”

The Row

$2,950

Everett Wool-Blend Jacket

“I have been lusting over this jacket since it hit the stores. It’s part workman’s jacket, part Austrian Tracht. I wish I could live in The Row. ”

Study Magazine

Volume 02 On Adrienne Kennedy

Study’s second volume is dedicated to one of my heroes: playwright Adrienne Kennedy. Filled with texts, archival images, and art, it’s my way of saying thank you and sharing her vision with our readers.”

Frederic Malle

$205

Cafe Society Perfume Gun

“I have bought Frederic Malle’s perfume gun sprays since they were bottled in gray plastic, but I love the new white glass packaging even more. The aroma is perfect for eradicating any leftover party scent.”

Bang & Olufsen

$279

Beosound Portable Bluetooth Speaker

“Speakers are often unpleasant looking but, as is expected with Bang and Olufsen, this small portable one is just right. Perfect on a desk or for a day out.”

Ichizawa Hanpu

$224

Trunk Roll Top Tote Bag

“For years, friends have brought these tote bags back from their trips to Japan. I love the color and format, which is ideal for a laptop, books, notebooks, and magazines—and comes with a clever closure on top to protect all that’s inside.”

Museum of Modern Art

$41.85

Just Above Midtown: Changing Spaces

“I saw the Just Above Midtown show at MoMA over the holidays, and I can’t get it out of my head. Gallerist Linda Goode Bryant was such a visionary. This catalog really captures how she ushered new blood into the art world.”

Böhlmarks

$2,289

Harald Notini Art Deco Chandelier

“I recently moved to a new apartment in Paris and have been on the lookout for a light fixture for my living room. This Deco, Sputnik-like glass chandelier would look great floating above.”

Apple

$129

MagSafe Duo Charger

“No matter how organized I am, I always seem to be running out of battery. I need this great tool and just love its early 2000s Apple look.”

Brice Marden

Price Upon Request

Beyond Eagles Mere 2001

“I am a big admirer of Brice Marden’s work. I don’t believe I’d ever get tired of these dancing, primary-colored lines on a black ground. ”

Adrienne Kennedy

$41.85

Collected Plays & Other Writings

“Adrienne Kennedy’s collected writings, to be published in September, is already on my list. A well-deserved honor for this groundbreaking American icon.”

Sisley Paris

$630

Sisleÿa L’Integral Anti-Age Serum

“Minimal but luxe packaging with some of the most effective ingredients, Sisley’s products are always top notch.”

Photo: Chris Bernabeo (Assoulin)

My Favorite Things

After nearly four decades of designing jewelry for brands such as Marc Jacobs and Oscar de la Renta, Roxanne Assoulin launched her namesake line in 2016. Her first offering—an eye-catching bracelet crafted from enamel tiles—sold out in one day. Seven years on, that playful piece—now available in a seemingly infinite number of color combinations—is accompanied by additional feel-good accents, all of which are created to make you smile. Below, Assoulin shares her go-to accessory of the moment, and more of the staples she swears by for her day-to-day

Mac Cosmetics

$22

Spice Lip Liner

“This is my go-to. I use it as a lipstick rather than a liner, and then I throw a little gloss on top. Anytime I try to change lipsticks I always regret it.”

Nili Lotan

$295

Kristen Cotton-Poplin Shirt

“Who doesn’t love a white shirt, especially in the summer? When I find something I love, I buy it in bulk, so I have three of these, and I always pack two when traveling.”

Smythson

$19

Plain Correspondence Cards

“I’m so consistent that I find myself boring at times. If I like something, I just keep buying it. It saves time and energy. So, here’s to the stationary I’ve been using for the past 30 years.”

Le Saunier De Camargue

$11

Fleur De Sel

“I’m a salt person, so much so that I carry a small container of it with me in my bag and get laughed at consistently.”

R13

$425

Boyfriend Jeans

“My favorite weekend jeans. Once they’re worn in, they literally feel like pajama bottoms—except I can walk the streets in them with no shame.”

Roxanne Assoulin

$265

The Editor’s Pick Bracelet

“I love things that are classic. Today, I’m into gold, but who knows what tomorrow will bring… Luckily, I’m in a position to change my jewelry daily.”

Converse

$70

White Jack Purcell First in Class Low Sneaker

“When in doubt Jack always wins!”

1stDibs

$1,350

Vintage Hickory Branch Rattan Sling Chair

“I’m a sucker for rattan chairs, bags, cushions… You name it.”

Amor Towles

$16.74

A Gentleman in Moscow

“One of my favorite books, this is well written, magical, and leaves you in an elevated state of being. Well worth the read.”

Rimowa

$975

Essential Cabin Suitcase

“I love this little carry-on because of the outside pocket, which accommodates all of my nonsensical airport purchases.”

Harney & Sons

$13

Dragon Pearl Jasmine Tea

“Every morning without fail.”

Photo: Stephen Kent Johnson (Demisch)

My Favorite Things

Since opening in 2005, New York City’s intimate Demisch Danant gallery has become sought out for its exceptional collection of postwar French design. This is, in large part, thanks to co-founder Suzanne Demisch, whose reverence for what’s come before can also be seen in her own 19th-century East Village apartment. Here, she shares the treasured finds she can’t live without, from Pierre Paulin furniture to vintage Japanese textiles and beyond

Francois Halard

$44.94

Saul Leiter

“I like to know the historical background on things. Many years ago, I was lucky enough to buy the East Village apartment of late photographer Saul Leiter. Before the renovation, I asked my friend Francois Halard to photograph the apartment for documentation.”

Etsy

$59.95

Vintage Japanese Handmade Sashiko Zokin Cloths

“I have a textile collection, which includes quite a few Japanese zokin mats. I like indigo, handmade, and old pieces of cloth. They can be found everywhere throughout my home and office.”

Adidas

$100

Signature Three-Stripe Sneakers

“I love Adidas’s Gazelle sneakers. I wear them every day and have them in different colors.”

Midori

$7

Notebook

“I use notebooks every day for lists and ideas. I like Midori Notebook Light best. It’s elegant and simple.”

EyeJust

$75

The Penn Blue Light

“I wear blue light glasses in the office since I spend long hours at the computer. I like a classic shape in tortoiseshell. It’s elegant.”

Diptyque

$72

Feu De Bois

“Diptyque’s Feu de Bois candle is a classic. I’ve been buying it for 20 years.’

Fellow

From $195

Stagg EKG Pour-Over Kettle

“I’m a tea person, not a coffee person. Recently, I discovered golden milk tea and the health benefits of turmeric. Not only does it taste good, but it also improves mental focus and reduces inflammation.”

Another Tomorrow

$230

Women’s Turtleneck Bodysuit

“In the winter, a turtleneck bodysuit is a must. Basic, warm, and soft.”

David Cressey

$6,895

Stoneware Planter for Architectural Pottery

“I am obsessed with plants; they fill my home and bring me joy. I like stoneware planters, especially David Cressey’s.”

JadeYoga

$84.95

Harmony Yoga Mat

“I have had a yoga practice for many years. I like Jade Yoga mats best.”

Demisch Danant

Pierre Paulin Amaranth Chair, 1981

“I have a collection of Pierre Paulin’s works. He is a favorite of mine and has been part of the Demisch Danant roster since we opened. In April, the gallery will present a collaborative exhibition with Paulin Paulin Paulin and Mobilier National, showcasing Paulin’s lesser-known work from the 1980s, in particular the collections he was commissioned for by the state.”

Acne Studios

$196

Ombré Knitted Sweater

“I love a knitted sweater in the winter. Acne Studios are experts in pattern, colors, and all things cozy.”

Photo: Heidi Harf (Fuller Marroquin)

My Favorite Things

After spending several years as a jewelry editor at Vogue and W, Grace Fuller Marroquin exchanged bijoux for blooms in 2019. Today, the New York-based landscape designer, who collaborated with The Row on a collection of handcrafted ceramic planters last spring, can be found tending to gardens in the West Village and Coahuila, Mexico alike. But, once a sartorialist, always a sartorialist, as evidenced by her most prized picks, which she shares below

Santa Maria Novella

$65

Rosa Novella Bath Gel

“I love a beautiful bathroom station setup and am constantly tweaking ours at home. A classic favorite of mine is Santa Maria Novella, which just came out with these soaps.”

Alaïa

$4,040

Fitted Wool Blazer

“Every woman should have the perfect blazer in her closet. This year, for me, it’s Alaïa.”

Freya

$255

Gardenia Woven Straw Fedora

“One can never have enough sun hats, especially me who lives outdoors in the spring and summer months.”

Eeboo

$17.89

Rewilding 500-Piece Round Puzzle

“Teach your children well… and feed them on your dreams.”

Ninety Percent

$50

Drew Organic Cotton-Jersey T-Shirt

“My working uniform is a T-shirt, jeans, and boots. I am constantly on the prowl for the best T-shirt, and this one looks pretty great.”

Khaite

$2,600

The Rebecca Dress in Black

“Every woman should be a Khaite woman. It was hard to narrow down just one choice because I adore everything they do. This is the perfect LBD.”

Dominique Lafon

$83

Beaune Premier Cru ‘Vignes Franches’ 2019

“If you are like me and love wine but aren’t sure what to choose, Parcelle does it for you. It’s like having a personal sommelier because anything from them will be excellent.”

Magda Burtym

$1,000

Floral Blouse

“There’s nothing like cheerful clothing. It helps lift your spirits when you look in the mirror too. How can you not smile with these flowers on?”


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