Spring Skirts and Y2K Lamps
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This roundup of things we liked this week originally appeared in the April 24, 20205 edition of theSecret Strategistnewsletter, a weekly email where we share the stuff our staff — plus a rotating cast of writers, design-world people, and various others with very good taste — would otherwise keep to themselves. If you want to get our picks straight to your inbox each week, sign uphere.
A million tiny details in theGraydon CarterADtour— we liked histinyleatherHermès(of course)foldingframes. —Simone Kitchens, Lauren Ro, and Erin Schwartz
This Week’s List
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* A pair of coolGigi Sabadin–esquemolded plywood chairsat a Housing Works auction.
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* Some incredible coats at theCancer Research UKeBay store. Erin got thisshearling coatfor $6 — a great deal, even with $30 shipping from the U.K.Herearesomeothers.
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* Hand-wovencotton hand towelsfrom Maine.
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* Roman and Williams Guild is throwing itsfirst-ever sale, which includes up to 40 percent offfringed flax table linens,silver-rimmed Kaneko Kohyo dinnerware,porcelain fruit stands, andsilver candlestick holders.
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* Some longish skirts:Madras plaidfromEngineered Garments, paper-baggy fromSofie D’Hoore(Lauren just got thisone), andnavyandundyedtied versions from Brooke Callahan.
* Very charmed by theClea, the spirit of the ’00s in lamp form — it looks like the millennial dad of Entler’s blobbytable lamp. It’s no longer in production, but here area fewwe foundsecondhand.
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* Busting out our big hats. Liking this giant one fromCawley. Thischeapie(that four Strat editors own a version of) still does the job.
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* Lauren’s been looking for a medium-size crossbody travel bag for a trip to Paris next month. Something leather (or nylon), big enough for essentials and a camera.LeSportsac’s everyday bagandTopologie’s bottle sacoche bag(recommended by Strategist travel writer Katherine Gillespie) were in the running, but she went with a navy PS1 bag in “very good” condition from the Real Real for about $250. (There’satononTRRinfuncolorsfor even less.)
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