Winky Lux- Teen Vogue
Winky Lux
Winky Lux’s newest drop is a bronzing stick which can be convenient if you plan to be on the go this summer. It has vitamin E and meadowfoam seed oil for moisturizing.
Alice + Olivia- WWD
Another anniversary — Alice + Olivia’s 20th — was nodded to on June 15 with a prom-inspired extravaganza with live music from Gracie Abrams and DJ Kiss. Founder Stacie Bendet hosted the event for 700 fans including Ella Emhoff and KidSuper at The Close East Lawn behind The High Line Hotel. Many turned out wearing looks from the label that were 10 to 20 years old, as well as more of-the-moment styles. Twelve hours later, Alice + Olivia’s site traffic and social media were buzzing more than normal, according to a company spokesperson.
KORAL- Vogue
“You don’t want anything too tight or low-waisted,” notes Kingswell. “It’s all about feeling comfortable.” While her personal go-to is Lululemon’s Align leggings for its high-waist, soft fabric, and stretchy fit, pant leggings certainly aren’t the only way to go. With the rise in fitness and lounge apparel as a pandemic-induced quarantine emphasized comfort wear, we’ve been seeing plenty of iterations of the workout unitard. For pilates, give FP Movement or Girlfriend Collective’s options a try—one pant length, the other bike short length that both make getting workout ready that much simpler. Or, Koral’s shorts are designed to sculpt and support your body throughout wear.
ENLY- New York Post
Model Enly Tammela’s new coffee and candle shop in Nolita is selling a bank-busting $490 candle the owner hopes will cause buyers to wax poetic about its artistry — and forget about the price.
The candle — which consists of four pounds of coconut and soy wax and burns for 200 hours — sits in glass she designed, and is handblown in Brooklyn by artisan William Couig.
“It’s a piece of art that you can use after for anything, put flowers, fruit in it or you can also bring those vessels back to my store and then I will refill it,” explained the 30-year-old, who has struck poses for the likes of Ralph Lauren, Chanel, Revlon and Covergirl.
Her ‘wick’ed idea was ignited during the pandemic, after her now-ex-boyfriend made a quip about her newfound obsession with crafting.