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These Are the Best Things Our Editors Bought in 2024
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Admin“I am not, contrary to belief, a huge shopper. I have a kind of daily uniform and rely on jewelry and accessories to keep it from being too monotonous. And so I could single out the Belperron pearl earrings I have worn almost every day since I bought them last Christmas or the Lalaounis onyx choker on the strong, but these Santoni leopard print loafers deserve their own tribute. Our Fashion Director Dania Ortiz urged me to buy them when we were in Milan together and though I worried if I could pull off a loafer, did as I was told. I have worn them almost every day since. They have proved excellent walking shoes through the park on my way to the office, and work equally well with those Banana Republic pants and that Jenni Kayne turtleneck on the weekends.” —Stellene Volandes, Editor in Chief
“I’ve been a longtime fan of the eyewear brand Oliver Peoples, as I’ve written before. This year, for the first time in a while, I got a new pair of eyeglasses. Except I did something a little different—I opted for prescription sunglasses. On the perceptive counsel of the sharp staff at the flagship Madison Avenue boutique, I tried on the No. 1, part of a new made in Japan acetate collection. With a slightly thicker frame than my regular eyeglasses and the lens a cool blue hue, I was in love. It’s a classic design that’ll never go out of style, and that’s something you can’t put a price on.” —Erik Maza, Executive Style Director
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“I finally gave in to the wide-leg jean trend with these Mother pants, and I promise you I’ve never gotten more compliments on a pair of jeans—ever. They’re so flattering and comfortable, and can easily be dressed up or dressed down. 10/10!” —Emily Burack, Senior News Editor
“While I’ve been revelling in the rise of ponte pants this year, I’m still not ready to give up my stretchy clothes, which is why I currently have 4 pairs of these ultra-comfy-yet-grown-up-looking pull-on pants in my closet. The fabric has a nice thick weight so it drapes like a far more expensive pair of work pants, but it’s as stretchy and comfortable as leggings, and it comes with all of the trappings of ‘real’ pants—belt loops, four pockets you can actually fit your phone into. And at this price? Run, don’t walk.” —Lauren Hubbard, Contributor
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“As someone who suffers from the occasional hormonal breakouts, this product has done wonders for my skin! I put it on my face about two to three times a week before I go to bed and have noticed a difference within the past year.” —Mayra Morales, Fashion Assistant
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“What can I say? A good sleep is worth splurging on, and the heritage linens house Frette has been perfecting bedding since the 19th century. Its Linear Sheet set, in solid cotton sateen, is a beaut to look at it. It’s even better to slip into them on a cold winter’s night.” —Erik Maza, Executive Style Director
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“There are plenty of things that I bought this year that I love, but as far something I actually appreciate and use every day goes, I’ve made no better purchase than new AirPods. Gone are the poor battery life and wonky sound of my previous pair, and the monogramming means that they’re always easy to spot. Are they hugely life changing? No. But they make most days a bit better, and that’s not nothing.” —Adam Rathe, Deputy Features Director
“My little one is just about ready to walk, and this Pikler triangle set has been just perfect for helping him practice all his gross motor skills safely. And it’ll be nice to have for years to come, not only can kids use it up to age 6, but it will also be great for building forts and other imaginative play.” —Caroline Hallemann, Digital Director
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“Had to replace my fridge of seven years and I love the new Samsung model I bought. The two features I really like are the Beverage Zone that could be turned into a wine fridge, and the FlexZone that could be used as a refrigerator or freezer.” —Chiun Lee, Deputy Design Director
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“After years of searching for a reasonably priced, well-crafted tote that could fit my laptop for office days but still be chic enough to use as a handbag, I finally found one in French brand Rue de Verneuil. The medium Traversée is roomy enough to use as an all-around carryall (but not in an overwheming way) and, thanks to snaps on either side, can shapeshift into something more streamlined.” —Leena Kim, Editor
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“No matter how many nice things I get, I can’t enjoy them fully without a good night’s sleep. I got this sheet set recently and have been sleeping harder than I ever have in my life. Even better, they’re soft yet still crisp, giving that 5-star hotel bed feeling every night.” —Hannah Morrolf, Fashion Assistant
“As a self-proclaimed lover of boots, I scoured the internet for the perfect black pair until I found these online by MIISTA. Handmade from only the finest leather imaginable, I sincerely believe that these boots were made for me to strut in. I always have people inquire me about them every time I wear them out.” —Mayra Morales, Fashion Assistant
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“When you come across a product you love, you want to share it with friends. It’s the whole premise behind this column. Well, this year, I discovered the drink and dinnerware brand Sprezz via the designer Adam Charlap-Hyman, who collaborated with the artist Pilar Almon on a witty series of plates. Sprezz makes all kinds of whimsically colored functional objects—glasses and champagne flutes and dishes—and the through-line for every piece is that they’re intended to be shared, ideally across a table with friends.” —Erik Maza, Executive Style Director
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“Do I even need to remind you what the best thing I bought this year was? It was these unbelievably flattering ponte crop flares T&C staffers are obsessed with, of course.” —Sophie Dweck, Shopping Editor
“A really good work bag! This one gets my 18-inch laptop to and from the office each day, and has been an airport savior this year with the sneaky zippered luggage sleeve that glides elegantly onto my carry-on suitcase. I was between black and brown for an everyday bag, and so glad our fashion editor steered me well: the rich chestnut color goes with just about everything.” —Claire Brito, Social Media Editor
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