New Stuff Alert: Renter-Friendly Wall Sconces and Designer Roll-necks
For this week’s Don’t Dillydally, we’ve rounded up a range of newly released products we’re particularly excited about, including Le Creuset’s newest colorway, Sorel’s latest designer collaboration, and a solid perfume meant to smell like the Bride of Frankenstein.
Wooj’s Wall Sconces
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Wooj Lina Sconce
Wooj’s 3-D-printed lamps have been a longtime Strategist favorite, and the brand came out with renter-friendly wall sconces today. Both the Lina and Palindrome sconces are plug-in and dimmable and can be used in different orientations for more versatility.
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Le Creuset debuted its newest colorway last week: Forêt. The evergreen hue is “gorgeous” and matte finish feels organic, “almost like glazed pottery,” according to senior writer Michael Zhao, who was able to test something from the brand. And the inside is the same classic beige, in line with the rest of its cookware.
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This week, J.Crew released “remixes” of their roll-necks in collaboration with five designers: BUCI NYC, Collina Strada, Eckhaus Latta, Patrick Taylor, and Tanner Fletcher. Styles are already selling out, so if you see something you like, make sure you don’t dillydally.
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Today, Madewell’s limited-edition collection with denim aficionado Benjamin Talley Smith dropped. The seven-piece capsule includes jeans, jackets, sweatshirts, and tees, and each is handcrafted in Los Angeles.
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New York designer Jane Wade debuted her first footwear collaboration with Sorel during New York Fashion Week, and now you can shop the collection. It includes two styles: a sneaker crafted with canvas, leather, and pony hair, and a mule featuring a snap-off panel and removable lace covers.
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Left On Friday — a personal favorite I turn to for swimsuits — came out with a new line of sun-protective styles meant to block 98 percent of UV rays. The collection ranges from long-sleeve, short-sleeve, and sleeveless tops and bodysuits in neutrals and bolder colorways.
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Activewear brand Set Active is known for its quick-to-sell-out drops and is approved by a couple of folks on staff (myself included). Today, it released its latest, Above the Clouds, which includes leggings, sports bras, tops, fleeces, and sweats in hues of blues and greens.
Heretic Parfums x The Bride
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In the fragrance world, Heretic Parfums is taking on another monstrous scent. Following its Nosferatu perfume, ’Til Death is a solid perfume made in collaboration with the upcoming movie The Bride. It features base notes of musk and cypriol, middle notes of jasmine and rose, and top notes of cedar and frankincense.
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Abercrombie & Fitch has added baby and toddler clothes to its lineup. The pieces are as classic (and adorable) as it gets, including striped polos, floral puff dresses, graphic tees, matching sweat sets, and more.
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In more kids’ clothing news, Gymboree teamed up with luxury womenswear brand Marchesa on a ruffle- and bow-filled collection. It features a range of 17 dresses, skirts, sweaters, and accessories for little ones.
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