Displaying all articles tagged:

Compulsive Shopping

  1. compulsive shopping
    I Can’t Stop Buying ‘Yoga’ Claw ClipsI’ve found a claw that’s far superior to everything else I’ve used.
  2. compulsive shopping
    I Can’t Stop Buying International Toothpastes (That Aren’t Marvis)From gorgeously packaged European heritage brands to fruit-flavored tubes from Japan, there’s much more out there than just mint.
  3. compulsive shopping
    I Can’t Stop Buying (Actually Functional) Objects That Look Like FoodI’ve amassed what is now a pantry’s worth of functional objects that look like food.
  4. compulsive shopping
    I Can’t Stop Buying Cocktail PicksThey come in any shape you can imagine — and they’re just plain fun.
  5. compulsive shopping
    I Can’t Stop Buying Subway Books for My MTA-Obsessed 2-Year-OldOur three go-tos, plus a few more that are on my wish list.
  6. compulsive shopping
    I Can’t Stop Buying This (Surprisingly Voluminous) Micro Mesh Tote BagWhile the large Turtle bag is easy enough to pick up, the micro requires a concerted search.
  7. compulsive shopping
    My Aesthetically Pleasing Cleaning Tools Do As Good a Job As the Plastic Stuff“They work hard, look pretty, and are a pleasure to handle.”
  8. compulsive shopping
    I Can’t Stop Buying Hand Creams With SPFIncluding drugstore options, potent creams for long days in the sun, and water-resistant ones I take to the pool (all of which protect and hydrate).
  9. compulsive shopping
    The Never-Sag Underwear Katie Sturino Owns in (Almost) Every ColorYou know when your underwear starts to dip and you have to pull it up in the front? It’s a horrible feeling that I never have in this pair.
  10. compulsive shopping
    I Can’t Stop Buying Bath Toys for My 3 KidsBubbles, bombs, gels, crayons, boats — and even slime.
  11. compulsive shopping
    I Can’t Stop Buying Perfume Sample Sets“During quarantine I haven’t always put on pants, but I’ve always put on perfume.”
  12. compulsive shopping
    I Can’t Stop Buying (and Building) Escapist Lego SetsSince I can’t really go out and see the world right now, building a shrunken Statue of Liberty and replicas of city skylines is the next best thing.
  13. gifts they might actually want
    I Can’t Stop Buying Steiff Stuffed Animals (on Amazon) for BabiesThe luxury stuffed toys can go for three or four digits (especially if vintage), but Amazon sells many that are $35 or less.
  14. compulsive shopping
    I Can’t Stop Buying Shoelaces (to Zhuzh My White Sneakers)From a chunky, made-for-skaters set I use to up my street cred, to the laces I always use in rain, to a leather pair for when I want to stand out.
  15. compulsive shopping
    I Can’t Stop Buying Long-Sleeved Linen ShirtsI’ve worn them everywhere — on beaches and to wineries, on hikes and ATVs. They look good with a blazer at a nice dinner, too.
  16. compulsive shopping
    I Can’t Stop Buying UnitardsThey’re a garment I can do everything in, whether I work from home, break a sweat, cook, lounge, or just stare at the wall.
  17. compulsive shopping
    I Can’t Stop Buying Sheer PantyhoseThey keep your legs warm, hide imperfections, and act as a slippery layer so skirts don’t bunch up as you walk.
  18. compulsive shopping
    I Can’t Stop Buying Reusable Food Storage BagsNever will I toss out plastic zipper sandwich bags again.
  19. compulsive shopping
    I Can’t Stop Buying Artisanal Jams“Like a madeleine to Proust, each jar will remind you of something new every time you reach for it.”
  20. compulsive shopping
    I Can’t Stop Buying Coffee ScoopsOne even doubles as a worry stone — a worry scoop, that is — to comfort me post–morning coffee and all through another long, strange day.
  21. compulsive shopping
    I Can’t Stop Buying Hand SanitizersIncluding sanitizing foams, gels, sprays, and wipes.
  22. compulsive shopping
    I Can’t Stop Buying Glittery Nail PolishesCatbird’s co–creative director on the glittery polishes she owns, the ones she wants to try, and the best nail accoutrement for glitter-polish fans.
  23. compulsive shopping
    I Can’t Stop Buying Cashmere PantsI used to think they were frivolous. Now I own three pairs.
  24. compulsive shopping
    I Can’t Stop Buying Eye Masks (That Put Me to Sleep)All help me snooze, and some even work to soothe and de-puff my tired eyes too.
  25. compulsive shopping
    I Can’t Stop Buying TurtlenecksTurtlenecks for all occasions, from staying in to going out.
  26. compulsive shopping
    I Can’t Stop Buying Fancy PopcornIncluding cult favorites that have reached new levels of popularity, and new pre-popped options that are cloud-like vehicles for inventive flavors.
  27. compulsive shopping
    These In-Shower Moisturizers Ended My Lifelong Grudge Against LotionWhat’s worse than wiggling into jeans that feel glued on?
  28. compulsive shopping
    I Can’t Stop Buying Running Shorts With Pockets for My PhoneBecause if I can’t run without a device to listen to music or record my distance, I may as well not run at all.
  29. compulsive shopping
    I Can’t Stop Buying Luggage TagsIncluding colorful options, personalized leather ones, some that include my full address, and others with just my initials.
  30. compulsive shopping
    I Can’t Stop Buying Unusual ScrunchiesI have about 15 in my regular rotation, many of them with a bow and each of which I like to wear for a very specific purpose.
  31. compulsive shopping
    I Can’t Stop Buying Popsicle MoldsIncluding silicone, stainless steel, plastic, and novelty molds.
  32. compulsive shopping
    I Can’t Stop Buying Dowdy NightgownsA reasonable reaction to the sexy-slip trend.
  33. compulsive shopping
    I Can’t Stop Buying Cowgirl ClothesYee-haw, style.
  34. compulsive shopping
    I Can’t Stop Buying Pois TightsThese polka-dotted tights are ideal for sunny but sometimes chilly spring.
  35. compulsive shopping
    I Can’t Stop Buying: Sculptural CandlesTo burn or not to burn, that is the question.
  36. compulsive shopping
    I Can’t Stop Buying BalaclavasBut these five have me covered for almost any situation.
  37. compulsive shopping
    I Can’t Stop Buying Bud VasesCheaper than regular vases, and one little stem makes them a perfect host gift.
  38. compulsive shopping
    I Can’t Stop Buying Trompe L’Oeil NotepadsMy collection includes sticky notes that look like slices of cheese and a notepad shaped like a stick of butter.
  39. compulsive shopping
    I Can’t Stop Buying Cocktail NapkinsThey are the perfect unexpected gift.
  40. compulsive shopping
    I Can’t Stop Buying: Breton-Striped ShirtsI own more than a dozen and I still want more.
  41. compulsive shopping
    I Use Heat-Blocking Curtains From Target in Every Room of the HouseThey keep the house cool and even reduced my energy costs by 25 percent.
  42. compulsive shopping
    I Can’t Stop Buying Cheap Swimsuits From AmazonThey’re cheap, flattering, on-trend, and have sizing that goes from XS up to 18 (and sometimes even beyond).
  43. compulsive shopping
    I Can’t Stop Buying Products Meant for Babies“Not only are they more stringently tested for sensitive skin, but they make me feel like I’m as unjaded as the infants they’re meant for.”
  44. compulsive shopping
    I Pretty Much Live Under One of My Dozens of Parasols All Summer“I pack an extra in my tote when heading to the Rose Bowl Swap Meet and always wind up gifting it to a sun-baked pal or stranger.”
  45. compulsive shopping
    I Can’t Stop Customizing L.L. Bean Tote BagsIn regatta blue, it’s like the tote version of Bill Cunningham’s iconic work jacket.
  46. compulsive shopping
    I Can’t Stop Buying Oil Diffusers As Housewarming GiftsI dismissed it as a trend at first, but diffusers are the perfect lazy person’s solution to making your home smell like a spa.
  47. compulsive shopping
    I Can’t Stop Buying Mannish PajamasNothing feels quite so much like truly dressing for myself.
  48. compulsive shopping
    I Can’t Stop Buying Body Oils for My Reptilian Winter SkinI’ve tried more than 40, but these are the 6 I love.
  49. compulsive shopping
    A Black-Tights Obsessive on Her 6 Favorite Pairs (Plus Plus-Size Options)They’re super comfortable, crazily opaque, and the only tights you’ll ever need.
  50. compulsive shopping
    I Can’t Stop Buying White Linen ThingsFrom duvets to pants.