Inspired by the founders’ Egyptian background, the 14k gold vermeil Eye Ring is subtle but, of course, offers the wearer protection. The glistening deep blue and gold are offset by cut-out sections, making it a statement piece—contrasting delicacy with boldness. Helmed by three sisters, ANMARE sources materials locally and keeps all production in New York.
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Yucatán Peninsula-based perfumery Coqui Coqui takes sensorial inspiration from its tropical surroundings. Their unique, smoky Tabaco scent (freshly picked tobacco leaves paired with citrus) comes in candle form, where the fragrance is infused with the hand-poured wax. Not just a gift for one sense, the made-in-Mexico candle is made from sophisticated black wax, making it a treat for the eyes even when unlit.
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Knoll has reintroduced Warren Platner’s acclaimed Platner Collection as he initially envisioned it: dressed up in 18-karat gold. His striking 42-inch glass coffee table rests upon a shimmering base of steel rods—each precisely bent and welded together to form a harmonious support. First introduced in 1966, Platner’s timeless design adds grace—and a bit of history—to any living room.
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Fresh, quality olive oil in the pantry signals your dedication to good food. This daily-use olive oil from indie makers Other Brother is the mildest and most versatile of their offerings. Their Spanish-style Growers blend, made from California-grown olives, is smooth and buttery—and we’ve even been advised to try pouring a little onto vanilla ice cream. The vintage design of the “Tallboy” tin makes it especially fun to gift.
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Fly the flag for lovable curmudgeons everywhere with this “Go Away” sweater from British label Lazy Oaf. The grey marl crewneck (made from 100% cotton) features a chenille-embroidered flag and a very clear message. While it’s part of the brand’s men’s collection, the relaxed fit and size range (from small to extra-large) means it will fit grumps of all genders. Wear it on hungover days, Mondays, any day.
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The DxO One digital camera sits somewhere between a point-and-shoot and a smartphone camera. The powerful, portable attachment snaps into iPhones via lighting connection, transforming them into sharp, capable shooters thanks to a 1” BSI-CMOS sensor, 11.9mm f/1.8 lens and a dedicated mobile app interface. So if you—or someone you know—is looking to attract more Instagram followers, the DxO One is here to help.
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Inspired by the unique genre of Japanese “pink films,” Fleur du Mal has updated one of Japan’s most traditional outfits for super-comfy lounging. Their 100% silk Haori Kimono bears peachy chrysanthemum flowers amidst a rich teal background, and features a waist sash, wide sleeves and a mid-thigh length.
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Like all Brooklyn Candle Studio creations, the collaboration with The Fat Radish (one of NYC’s best-loved farm-to-table restaurants) is made in small batches and hand-poured by BCS founder Tamara Mayne. Made from 100% soy—derived from American-grown soy beans—the candle offers about 50-64 hours of burn time and a delicious sweet fig scent to boot.
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Designer Alice Min Soo Chun’s SolarPuff is an origami-like lamp that can be folded down for ultra-portability. When expanded, the charming, cubic lamp can emit eight to 12 hours of bright white light—all powered completely through solar energy. Keep one at home for emergencies and one in the car for spontaneous adventuring.
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Some mornings the positive mantra just doesn’t cut it, so when you’ve had just about enough, Explorers Press’ “Fuck It” pennant is the flag to fly high. The soft felt pennant is silk-screened, measures 24 inches and won’t make you feel inadequate when you spend the day in your pajamas.
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With contributors from all over the world, Filmme Fatales is a publication that explores the world of women in film. Launched early January 2013, the zine now has six issues in its back catalog, with themes ranging from “One More Shot” to ladies in the workplace, and features personal essays, critical pieces, haikus, photo series and everything in between. For feminists, film enthusiasts and thinkers of all genders.
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A comedy compilation unlike any other: nine albums worth of Eugene Mirman (known to many mortals as spunky Gene from Bob’s Burgers). While the first album, a recording of Mirman’s live stand-up, is primed for repeat listening, some of the other albums (like Eugene’s Comprehensive Sound Effects Library, Over 45 Minutes of Crying, and 195 Orgasms) present a tough challenge in being played all the way through—but that’s where the biggest fun is. Available in vinyl, digital or bathrobe (the custom chair has already sold out) form via Sub Pop Records.
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Measuring 30 by 60 inches, this Cindy Crawford beach towel by NYC-based portrait drawing duo Deer Dana (aka Kevin Tekinel and Dana Veraldi) is a delightful way to pay homage to a celebrity without going overboard. Complete with Crawford’s famous beauty spot, the towel is 100% cotton and sports Deer Dana’s charming trademark style.
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The ever-charming work of Brooklyn-based artist Steve “ESPO” Powers will brighten any wall—even if it’s an image of walking garbage, like his “Drag Yourself To Work Day” print. This bold, three-color piece is a 12″ x 12″ screenprint on 334 gram Coventry Rag and was printed in an edition of 100. It’s so delightfully morose that it will spark up even the dullest Mondays.
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Toronto’s No Fun Press is nothing if not straightforward. Socks, patches and the like are emblazoned with slogans like “Anti-You” and “Eat Shit.” Our favorite, however, is the no nonsense “No Fun” beanie. Available in a range of colorways, these simple beanies are an easy way to tell the winter world what you’re all about—making for an effortless filter.
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With their limited edition, handmade gift set, historic bourbon brand Basil Hayden’s hopes to answer the question: what makes a good drinking shoe? In seeking an answer for this, they’ve partnered with family-owned shoe brand Quoddy, from Maine, whose family has been handcrafting shoes for over 100 years. The result is a whiskey-colored shoe hewn from Horween leather—made custom for each buyer. The set also includes leather wrapped rocks glasses, ideal for consuming bourbon.
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Bath oils have a way of making even a brief soak in the tub feel luxurious. With their Bal d’Afrique scented bath oil, Byredo offers robust yet floral aromatics atop a silky texture that’s perfect for all genders. The consistently evolving profile begins with bergamot and ends with Moroccan cedarwood. You’ll find everything from marigold to musk and jasmine, in between. It’s rich but never overwhelming and takes a bath to the next level.
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Always celebrating the simple joy of getting outdoors, Poler Stuff aims to make all your adventures a little easier and more pleasurable. With their sandwich-maker, the brand attempts to bring extra coziness to your camp vibes in the form of comfort food. The incredibly easy-to-use item is made from cast iron, requires zero set-up—except your most daring sandwich ideas.
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Made from luxuriously soft 100% silk, New Zealand label Lonely’s long taupe robe has been designed to be slightly over-sized in order to offer extra movement and comfort. Complete with deep pockets (for storing midnight snacks or something more saucy) this robe balances a (sometimes impossible) line between sexy and comfort.
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Elevating wallpaper to the status of art mural is Brooklyn-based Calico, whose large-scale, handmade designs (from sunset gradients to their signature metallic paper marbling) are uniquely custom printed specifically to fit each project’s dimensions, and the design never repeats. Several colorways are available (you can order a collection deck of samples for $80), but for something extra special, Calico offers bespoke services to really transform your space.
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Modern perfumery and quality detergent merge in The Laundress and Le Labo’s collaboration. Determined to bring luxury to your laundry, the Rose 31 concoction is a super-concentrated formula (meaning you should get 32 washes from a single bottle) that’s paraben-free and contains only plant-based ingredients. Washing stinky socks will never be the same.
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For proud introverts and those who just need a day off from humans, Montreal’s Stay Home Club has all kinds of products for people who like to recharge solo. Our pick is the unisex “Happy Alone” T-shirt (available in black or gray) which is made in the USA and then screen-printed by hand in Montreal. The perfect T-shirt to show off in front of nobody.
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Using simple, comfy white cotton tees, Brooklyn-based studio Deer Dana pays homage to a variety of contemporary figures—from Jean-Michel Basquiat to Sade, Grace Jones and Lil Wayne. Our pick is TV’s favorite grump: Larry David. The Seinfeld co-creator and overall awkward human is drawn in Deer Dana’s signature sketch style on a 100% fine-jersey tee. Each shirt is hand-printed by LQQK Studio in Manhattan.
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Haptic Lab is reinvigorating the age-old tradition of quilting with its intricate City Quilt Throws. The Brooklyn-based studio hand-stitches roadways, rivers and city blocks onto plush 60″ x 72″ cotton blankets, resulting in stunning quilts perfect for hanging on a wall or draping over your bed. While we’re partial to NYC, the throws are available in all kinds of cities—from Boston to Paris. Custom details are also offered for an extra fee.
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British designer Anya Hindmarch loves to inject humor and personality into her luxury accessories, from punching perforated smiley faces into beautiful leather and snakeskin bags to finding inspiration in Kit Kats and road signs; they’re coy rather than over-the-top. Slightly more affordable (and equally whimsical) are Hindmarch’s embossed leather stickers (available in letters, numbers, slogans and other fun designs) for personalizing your phone, bag, journal and more. Choose its future location wisely, as it sticks permanently.
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Finding a scent that expresses who you are without beating passers-by over the head can be quite a challenge. Tacit, the first scent from Aesop since their debut fragrance Marrakech (and its re-vamped version Marrakech Intense), offers a clean, grounded scent that’s distinct, but unobtrusive. Floral-free, green, citrus notes of yuzu and freshly cut basil are set somewhere off the Mediterranean coast.
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