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The chill in the air will continue to exist, as will these favorites worth snuggling.
Once a week, we will ask our editors to share the items they have always loved or desired-whether it is a new skin care product we are eager to try, or a travel must-have that we can't live without. Consider "The Weekly Covet", which is your editorially approved list of beauty, travel, fashion, and everything in between.
"These comfortable fleece-lined slippers from Lands End and Draper James are the perfect slip-in option to keep my toes warm, and their rubber soles make them strong enough for an early morning coffee run."-Lauren Hubbard, contributor
"During the last few days of summer and the transitional period in autumn, long-sleeved knitted polo shirts have become the most recent staple. I recently discovered the håndværk brand, whose founder Esteban Saba is the third generation to inherit the family’s textile production tradition in Peru. The brand’s clothing is simple and elegant, but what they sell me is the comfort of their Pima cotton." — Erik Maza, Director of Style Features
"Last fall, I almost lived in this super soft recycled cashmere sweater from Cuyana. Its imitation collar and loose fit make it the first choice for Zoom meetings and lazy Sundays watching documentaries on the sofa." — Caroline Hallemann, Digital News director
"How do you say comfortable in Italian? This is not Cucinelli, but it may be. Brunello Cucinelli, the patron saint of cashmere, knows how to wrap the body in a stylish and comfortable way. Picture A: This creamy and smooth coat is perfect for playing in-Squid Game Home screenings, or IRL viewing of Sand Dunes." — Erik Maza, Director of Style Features
"'Shackets' may be the clothes that kids wear these days, but I stick to the classic housework coat approved by Bill Cunningham. Buck Mason's felt wool version is as soft as a sweater, but cut like a blazer." — Olivia ·Hosken (Olivia Hosken), style and interior design writer
"I tested the Montserrat jet on an early morning flight, and I have to say that the only way out is to prance around the airport, wearing a silky outfit: usually grumpy TSA agents tell me It looks great and I had to roll from the plane to the site to visit, and the appearance of my plane is still flawless." — Olivia Hosken, style and interior design writer
"I like almost everything about Co. This is a women's clothing team based in California, but I swear their thick but still flattering sweaters. I just bought this from Net-a-Porter and plan to watch it in Central Park Wear it for the New York Marathon! One of my favorite Sundays in town." — Stellene Volandes, Editor-in-Chief
"When I go home from anywhere, my first stop is to change into comfortable casual clothes/pajamas from outside clothes. I recently got this set from Cosabella and I never want to take it off! They are made by Made from Peruvian Pima cotton, they come in a wide range of colors making them perfect for staying comfortable at home while still looking coordinated." — Cassandra Hogan, Fashion Assistant
"No matter what season we are in, I always like popular colors! Lacoste always shows its sustainable versatility while still maintaining classic outstanding performance. Such a cool retro-style layered staple can be paired with corduroy Pants are even simple long-sleeved T-shirts." — Share Koach, freelance fashion assistant
"Six months later, I decided that I was ready to get rid of the first half of the pandemic when paired with sweatpants and sweatshirts. That is, until the matching earth tone set by Buck Mason entered My life. Of course, this is comfortable French terry cloth, but somehow it is still a slim tailored sweatshirt. It is very flattering and takes it to a new level of chic. Sometimes I like to change things and match pants Bodysuits and some clogs. Or a soft T-shirt from one of these brands. I mean? This is my new outfit after get off work on a cold day." — Roxanne Adamiyatt, Senior Digital Editor
"I am an otaku-the happiest little crab in its shell-so I spend a lot of time in my apartment to replenish myself. This also means that I wear slippers like nobody cares. This year, I There is a pair of Tkees wool slippers that are both comfortable and warm-and have rubber soles, so I don't risk slipping. I like everything about them."-Roxanne Adamiyatt, Senior Digital Editor
"The small luxury in life should even extend to your trusted homewear. Olivia von Halle's silk and cashmere sportswear is an ideal way for me to hang out at home, but smart enough and a stylist, if I need to go out for a cup of coffee, I You don’t even need to think about change." —Dania Ortiz, Director of Fashion and Accessories
"I catch a cold easily, so I like a turtleneck sweater to keep me warm and comfortable. This ice blue turtleneck made by Victoria Beckham for The Outnet with jeans is perfect for going out in the afternoon, or it can be lifted to curl up. The sweatpants on the sofa are at home." —MaryKate Boylan, High Fashion Editor
"I like all kinds of stripes very much, but this fall I especially like this Lisa Yang cardigan. With blue jeans and a kitten heel, it looks great and keeps me warm in this changeable weather! "— Sarah Adams, freelance fashion assistant