New-Stuff Alert: Olivia Rodrigo LEGOS and Parachute at Target

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For this week’s “Don’t Dillydally,” we’ve rounded up a range of newly released products we’re particularly excited about, including hot-dog-shaped Wary Meyers soap, another Sabah collaboration, and a fancy new sunscreen brand.
The new stuff I’m most excited about

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Sabah is on an impressive collaboration run this month. It’s keeping the good times rolling with a new flat designed in tandem with British brand Cawley. Sabah’s suede-and-leather Babet flat has been adorned with a handmade silk rose that feels like a more grown-up way to incorporate a little bit of corsagecore into your wardrobe.

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As the East Coast prepares to broil under a heat wave, Megababe has conveniently released a new line of cooling accessories designed to be worn around the neck or tucked into a bra. They work by absorbing body heat and don’t need to be frozen or refrigerated.

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Lindquist, one of our favorite small leather-makers, has released a squiggly collection of bags that adds a scallop shell to its signature silhouettes. As always, the colors are quite good.

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Just in time for pasta-salad season, Brami has released a new pasta shape, cubetti, which looks like square ditalini. Like all their pasta, it is made with just two ingredients — semolina durum wheat and lupini beans — and each serving packs 21 grams of protein and nine grams of fiber. Somehow, it has already sold out, so keep your eyes peeled for a restock.

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There’s a new fancy skin-care brand on the scene, offering four products, two of which are mineral-based sunscreens. The stick has already sold out, so if you’ve got your eye on the SPF lotion, don’t wait.

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If you don’t want to match everyone else wearing Leset’s Kyoto carpenter pants, the brand has a new set of styles in the same breezy cotton, including a pair of pull-on trousers, shorts, and a windbreaker.

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Wary Meyers has created a Maine summer-shack platter, in soap. According to the brand, for $100 you get“the whole order, cardboard basket and all. Fries, a hot dog, a cola — plus the one thing you can’t get on its own: our ketchup cup sculpture, presented in its own museum case like the fine art it pretends to be.”

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After last year’s collaboration sold out, Parachute for Target is back. This year’s lineup includes lots of breezy cotton and linen in browns and blues, plus plenty of pinstripes.

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Olivia Rodrigo has collaborated with LEGO on five sets: a vinyl record, guitar, turntable, storage case, and bouquet. Note that this one is a preorder with shipping scheduled for December 30, yet it’s never too early to buy a Valentine’s Day gift for the Livie in your life. But if you buy from LEGO directly, it’ll ship out in August.

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Speaking of toys, Magna-Tiles launched five new sets today, all in a very seasonally appropriate ocean theme. The submarine is especially fun.

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The reliably spooky indie fragrance house Heretic Parfum has released a new collection, Ghosts, which features five new scents: Spectral Grace, Shadow People, the Veil, Ektoplasma, and Doppelgänger. The discovery set has sold out, but you can buy full-size bottles for $125 each.
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