New-Stuff Alert: Alex Mill Heels and the First NikeSkims Drop
For this week’s “Don’t Dillydally,” we’ve rounded up a range of newly released products we’re particularly excited about, including NikeSkims’s first drop, the Always Pan in a new colorway, and a teen-approved moisturizer.
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Yesterday, the long-awaited (at least among Strategist staffers) Alex Mill and Margaux collection dropped. It includes a mule, kitten heel (the first-ever heels at Alex Mill), and ankle boot available in black, dark brown, slate blue, and burgundy.
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Lee and Buck Mason play into the westernwear moment in their newest collaboration that spans elevated denim, pearl snaps, jean jackets, and bandannas. A standout: a reproduction of the 1960s Westerner Jean, meaning the pants have the same high-rise and tailored fit and are made with Japanese cotton sateen for a comfortable, lived-in feel.
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NikeSkims launched last week. The inaugural collection includes leggings, sports bras, and other athleisure pieces that could work in and out of the gym (like this mock-neck crop top). As expected, pieces have already started selling out, so if you see something you like, don’t dillydally.
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In other athleticwear news, Oner Active (a brand I recently got into), released a capsule of leggings, shorts, sports bras, and tops made specifically for weight training. I find that it hits the perfect balance between being compressive without sacrificing comfort.
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Swiss athletic-shoe brand On, Japanese clothing company Beams, and REI Co-op teamed up on a limited-edition collection of stylish camping essentials. I especially like that these waterproof, cushiony hiking shoes look as if they could weather the backcountry or the city.
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Hopping on the butter-yellow bandwagon (we first spotted its rise back in April), Our Place released a new shade of its cookware in collaboration with Molly Baz and Crocs. Grab the Always Pan or Perfect Pot in the color, or consider these cute silicone pot holders if you’re not ready to fully commit.
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We’re longtime fans of Revival’s rugs (we first wrote about them back in 2018) for having interesting patterns while still being affordable. With that in mind, the brand released a collection of washable rugs inspired by Provençal French design and without the high price tag (the smallest option, five feet by eight feet, is $249).
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If you’ve been following the teen-skin-care frenzy as of late, it’s no surprise that new tween- and teen-focused beauty brands are popping up. The latest on our radar: Yes Day, co-founded by 13-year-old content creator Coco Granderson and formulated by cosmetic chemist Ron Robinson, who started the brand BeautyStat. The lineup consists of a cleanser, mist, moisturizer, and lip mask, all in cute TikTok-worthy packaging.
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Just in time for spooky season, Heretic Parfum released new versions of its Nosferatu Eau de Macabre fragrance, inspired by last year’s version of the vampire film. Now, the scent — a mix of lilac, ambergris, and petrichor — comes as a fragrance oil, bodywash, and body lotion.
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