My Instagrams have never looked better.

They’re like the Spanx of fancy pants.

Round-bottomed, flat-bottomed, carbon steel, hand-hammered, and everything in between.

“I was already a good cook and the pans make it even better.”

If you can’t sit in front of a window, directors, filmmakers, and television producers share the next best options for looking good on a screen.

I wear them all the time, even if I never work out in them.

“I really think that the inventor of this miracle tool should be made a saint, or have a town square named after them.”

You could say they’re big … fans.

Including options for adults, kids, babies, and the whole family.

And it’s less than 20 bucks.

Push the button and it shuts power off after 30 minutes.

Stolen from a picture of Lily Aldrige looking like a beautiful pumpkin.

It makes your company look as good as your food.

And they’re on Amazon.

Plus, a vibrating toothbrush, a vibrating vibrator, and hyaluronic-acid-infused moisturizer.

It’s designed for frigid outdoor excursions, but I wear it around New York.

Their ubiquity on the fall runways (Dior, Bottega Veneta, and the Row), could be a sign, at long last, that sneaker fatigue has set in.

Combining the best of brass and marble, but with way more color.

Including one kayak a reviewer calls the “best $70 I have EVER spent.”

“It could be from the ’90s or today and will look relevant for years to come.”

“If I remember correctly, we were able to fold the boat up and put it in the front pocket of a full-size suitcase.”

“This paddleboard is perfect for beginners as well as people looking for a nice, relaxing, fun summertime activity.”

More family-friendly than its mechanical cousin.

I tested 13 knives, eight pots, and five pans from six direct-to-consumer kitchen brands to find out.

It requires no blending, no buffing, and no brushes.

Come with me down this rabbit hole.

This Hairstory New Wash continues to sell in droves.

Apparently, Carolyn Bessette-Kennedy was a fan.

Including rose-gold plastic forks and biodegradable wooden spoons.

It’s built to expand as your chest does.

There’s an “it” canoe.

From napkins to silverware to an (unconventional) table.

It creates a sleek, bulge-free line under anything you wear.

Holds you in without squeezing you out.

I’m not talking about some Real Housewife patent platform here, but rather something discreet and elegant.

I’m no stick figure, but it plays up my best assets.

It’s like caffeine for my eyes.

It’s so flattering I’m saving up for a fifth.

It gives me security without misshaping my chest.

It’s great under clothes, or even just on its own.