New Stuff Alert: So Many Stripes

La Bonne Brosse has expanded beyond hair-care products with its first-ever body brushes. There’s this one for normal skin, made from boar bristles to help with even skin tone and studded with silicone massage nodes for deeper stimulation. And there’s a model for sensitive skin, a combination of copper fibers to boost circulation and nylon fibers to exfoliate.

This is the second collaboration between Free People Movement and On. Two of the sneaker brand’s styles are being offered in limited-edition designs: the one seen here, and afloral lace-up in two colorways.

This is a very appealing fall collection from Banana Republic and La Ligne filled with extremely good stripes in the form ofT-shirts,dresses,button-downs, and more; coats bothstructuredanddrapey; plenty ofcozy knits; and elegant accessories likescrunchiesandbandannas.

You’ll find a pretty big array of colors and patterns in Ruggable’s latest collaboration with Anthropologie, but they all feel very on-brand: blush-toned pink florals, deep forest-green nature scenes, and some graphic options in maroons and blues.

Only Only NY would come out with such a clever nightlight, part of its MTA collection, in the form of the old subway lanterns that used to light the entrances that led underground. If you care to think this far ahead, it would make a great holiday gift for anyone who loves this city.

Emi Jay’s new limited-edition hair mask is extra sweet, with top notes of sugar and vanilla followed by hints of florals, tonka bean, and amber. It comes in a tub with a flip-top lid for easy shower storage and application.

This fur-lined mitten andsnow boot,ski-ready mulled-spice drink, andcable-knit-wearing Scottie dogare just a few among the extremely cute just-released Jellycats — all themed for winter.

Paul Smith and Barbour are no strangers: Their third collaboration launched yesterday, featuring 38 pieces for women and men (and many that are unisex). The jackets are a slightly different take on classic Barbour silhouettes, and there are cozy knits and plenty of Wellington boots, too.

In all my reporting on and testing oftoastersover the years, I’ve never seen something quite like Breville’s latest: a model that toasts to color instead of time. The idea is that you’ll get your perfect shade of golden brown (or lighter, or darker) consistently across different bread types, thanks to its technology that scans your slice ten times per minute to check on it and pops it up right when it hits the mark.

You can leave buying Reese’s and KitKats until next month, but it’s not too early to stock up on extra-special Halloween candy. Dylan’s Candy Bar has some fun choices this year: these Peanut Butter and Milk Chocolatey Eyeballs,Blue Raspberry Jelly Brains,Sugar-Coated Fruity Gummy Spiders, and much more.

Cazzie David curated some favorites at Madewell, including several pairs of jeans, somedenim tops,more stripes(are you sensing a theme for fall?), and otherpieces great for layering.

And finally, one for you to bookmark: Annie Meyers-Shyer of@ThisOakHousehas a collection made by Target’s Threshold line coming out this Sunday. It’s a tight curation of pillows, vases, and other earthy-leaning home-décor items.