New Stuff Alert: Summery Striped Sabahs and Hill House Home for Williams Sonoma
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For this week’sDon’t Dillydally, we’ve rounded up a range of newly released products we’re particularly excited about, including summer-readyslides, a sporty Reformation collaboration, and dinner-party-hosting essentials.
The new stuff I’m most excited about
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Audrey Gelman’s store the Six Bells partnered with theWallach Project(an organization dedicated to preserving the legacy of the historic house in Munich) on a 12-piece collection. Every piece features first-time reissued prints from the Wallach House.
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In time for backyard dinner parties, Crow Canyon, known for its indestructible and delightfulenamelware, teamed up with cookbook author Dan Pelosi. The collection spans trays, plates, bowls, spoons, and pitchers ideal for serving.
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Continuing its Spectator Sport franchise from last year, Reformation teamed up with British sportswear brand Umbro on dresses, tees, shorts, and jackets, all made with deadstock materials. Pieces are selling out quickly, so be sure you don’t dillydally if you see something you like.
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For a tote that could go from beach to work, Cuyana has you covered. The brand released a capsule with Faherty, which includes a cotton-canvas version of its System Tote. Also in the collection: a mini version of the tote, travel cases, and a wide-brimmedsun hat.
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Brunch, the brand known for its cozy house shoes, came out with a summer collection of pool-ready slides and slippers. Both the open- and close-toe offerings are made with a terry material and come in seasonally appropriate pastels.
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Sabah added very fun striped colorways to its best-selling Baba slip-ons. In line with the rest of its offerings, these are handmade in Turkey and lightweight for easy packing.
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Two Strategist favorites — hair-care brand Crown Affair and cosmetics and skin-care brand Ilia — joined forces on limited-edition travel-ready beauty. The Out-the-Door kit comes with Crown Affair’s leave-in conditioner (loved by Strategist writer Bella Druckman) and Ilia’s mascara (ourtop pick for sensitive eyes) and Base Face Milk. The collaboration also includes a blush-pink version of Crown Affair’s excellenthair towel.
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