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The Scout Mocha Suede Jacket from The Jacket Maker just landed, and it’s proof that this season’s suede moment is more than a fleeting fling. Cut with that perfectly boxy, borrowed-from-him drape and rendered in buttery-soft goatskin suede, it feels vintage without the thrift-store dig—and yes, the silky lining and bonus garment bag make the unboxing feel downright couture.
Style it tomboy-cool over a Cou Cou Intimates pointelle mini or shrug it on with faded 501s and a baby tee—the jacket’s earthy mocha tone warms up lace and denim alike. If you’re hunting for the ultimate suede jackets for women, this one ticks every box: supple yet structured, fully lined, and delivered with thoughtful extras (hello, garment bag and car freshener). Sleeves push, collar pops, and the buttery goatskin suede softens with every wear—proof that minimal effort can still read maximal chic.
Add this boxy suede hero to cart, and your spring-to-fall layering game is officially sorted.
Picture tender green shoots underfoot, a cotton–linen dress catching the first warm breeze, and a wicker basket filling with market blooms—that’s the energy DÔEN’s Spring 2025 edit delivers. Curated by Sky, these five field-ready pieces glide from coastal wanders to farmers market mornings without missing a beat.
After months wrapped in heavy knits, we're craving fabrics that breathe. Linen’s airy weave keeps you cool; cotton’s softness makes every piece picnic-friendly. DÔEN’s neutral “Salt” palette slips effortlessly beside raffia accessories, vintage denim, or a just-picked bouquet—no outfit overthinking required.
This is the set of the season. The thin strappy bralette-inspired top paired with a long and oh so flattering skirt is the prettiest outfit to be in. Crafted in a breathable ramie-linen blend, it’s sheer enough for salt-air days yet polished for brunch. Pair it with sandals from The Row (or their Amazon dupes) or, in true DÔEN style, just go barefoot and feel the grass or sand in your toes.
Soft organic-cotton voile, scalloped lace trim, and pintuck clusters give Frederica its romantic swing. The slightly cropped silhouette tucks perfectly into high-rise denim, which is what I'm reaching for as an everyday look. Or you can take my boho chic route and style it as I did with a drapey long cream skirt and knee-high black boots. Bonus points if they are rain boots and you can run through the mud in the English countryside. But like I said: bonus points.
Cut in airy organic-cotton voile, Sofia marries a collar-bone-skimming scoop neckline (finished with a sweet tie) to short puff sleeves and a fitted bodice that releases into an ankle-grazing, bias-cut skirt. The result feels vintage-ladylike yet low-maintenance. It's versatile and can be worn to brunch or errands in the city; regularly $248, it lands squarely in the “it's good quality” zone without tipping into guilty purchasing.
Whisper-thin organic-cotton voile, a smocked bodice, flutter sleeves, and an ankle-grazing skirt that floats like a sea breeze. A functional tie at the waist customizes the fit from barefoot beach walks to gallery openings. Very wellness-loving, moon juice buying, off-duty Victoria's Secret angel approved.
DÔEN’s spring edit is more than pretty—it’s a ready-made capsule for warm-weather wandering. Each linen-cotton piece softens with every wear, carrying you from first lilacs to high-summer golden hour—no dry-cleaning drama required.
Pro tip: grab your picks while the Mother's Day sale pricing still sings; sizes are disappearing faster than the last bouquet at the flower stall.
Dark circles. Stinging eyes from exhaustion. Feeling so nasty, it rivals your worst hangovers. Whether you’ve only been overseas once or are a frequent flyer, plane travel is an effort that often leaves us depleted. As a TIGG investigator and writer, I have since discovered that there IS a way to bypass this gross feeling and land refreshed, ready to start your holiday in style. Take note, girls, this is a good one.
Yes, that Mac and Three Cheese is unreal, but I vote to avoid this, especially when flying in the evening. Rich food on planes can cause stomach upset, difficulty sleeping, and, worst of all, unhappy skin (now we know why plane breakouts hit so differently). Stick to healthy, simple foods and snacks, such as apples with peanut butter, muesli bars, or yoghurt.
Whilst watching movie after movie fills in time, it can derail your body’s sleep plans up in the air. The brain’s exposure to blue light disrupts the circadian rhythm and prevents the hormone melatonin from being released to initiate sleep. Blue light glasses are super effective at maintaining healthy sleep patterns and are a great long-term investment.
Also, make sure you switch to non-digital entertainment (like reading or listening to music) at least an hour before you plan to take your beauty sleep whilst en route.
Before you plan on sleeping, have a clean face. Remove the makeup with makeup wipes to feel fresh and ready to sleep. Irritation from sleeping in makeup can cause acne and general face puffiness, all barriers to that fresh-faced arrival.
Air on planes is sooo dry, so don’t forget to replenish your skin. I personally love using my favorite toner and moisturizer combined with a facial oil, followed by under-eye gels, to prevent puffiness.
Keeping skin in mind, we cannot neglect the lips! Investing in a really good lip balm or mask with proper ingredients is my saving grace. For flights, I can’t go past the Laneige Lip Sleeping Mask.
The worst thing when flying is feeling uncomfortable. When traveling with a larger carry-on, I love to bring a spare pair of socks (I’m obsessed with Alo’s) and pants to change into. This removes the feeling that the days are melting into one another!
I cannot stress enough how much a bathroom freshen-up can change the game. Bring along the following essentials for a fresh flight:
The power of even a little bit of makeup before landing is so real. TIGG recommends a glowy base with a touch of natural contour and blush alongside some concealer. Brow gel is also life-saving to appear polished, with products such as Glossier’s Boybrow staying through all turbulence.
So now you’re all set, girls, for an enjoyable flight that will set you up in style when you land!
Until next time, lovelies xx
Zoe
Crafted in Australia with organic oils, Aiya is a hair oil brand founded by Claire (@claire___claire__ on Instagram) with an aim to promote hair growth and rejuvenation. Having admired Claire's incredible style for some time, I was honoured to have the opportunity to interview her and her story behind her brand and the inspiration driving the journey.
Connecting from across the globe, I spoke with Claire about her path to the creation of Aiya, and her experiences as a young business owner.
Hi! I’m Claire, a small business owner and content creator in my early 20s, based on the lovely east coast of Australia, where I grew up. I recently transitioned from studying nursing full-time and working a part-time job at a fashion label to running my own business and growing my social media presence, especially on TikTok. While I enjoyed parts of nursing, I realized during my studies that I wasn’t fulfilling my creative potential. I had been drawn to nursing for years, partly because it felt like the "safe" financial choice, but when I finished studying, deep down, I knew I craved something different. The idea for Aiya actually came from my own needs. I couldn’t find hair products I loved, so I decided to make my own! My partner also owns his own business, and I just saw how good
that lifestyle is- it really motivated me to create that for myself. Starting Aiya has been incredibly rewarding, bringing me closer to the lifestyle I’ve always wanted—one that aligns with my values and gives me the freedom to create and do things at my own pace!
To be honest, the most special thing about Aiya is that it’s entirely me. Every single aspect of the brand- design, social media, and the website—has been created by me. Although it’s still early days, and there are definitely areas in the business to improve, I’m happy to take my time and make sure I’m putting my time and money into the right places. I wanted to make sure I was truly happy with how everything looked and felt rather than rushing the process. Having an all natural product and simplicity were my goals, and I’m so proud of how it turned out—especially the packaging, I love it so much! I feel very connected to the brand, especially in the fact that it’s not mass-produced or
impersonal; it’s small-batch, thoughtfully made, mixed, and bottled all by me, and rooted in a genuine desire to make something nice for others to have. Honestly, everytime someone makes a purchase I want to cry!
The hardest part of starting my business was realizing who my true supporters were among my friends and family. When you step into something a bit different or outside the norm (like starting a business or sharing yourself online), it becomes clear who’s genuinely in your corner. It was a bit of a shock to see that some people I thought would support me didn’t. That said, this experience has been a blessing in disguise. I’ve formed so many new connections with wonderful, supportive people who are genuinely happy for me and want to see me succeed. It’s shown me where to focus my energy and who truly deserves it. Some people are so beautifully kind and encouraging, and I’m endlessly grateful for them- they know who they are!
To trust myself and my vision!! It’s easy to feel pressured by others’ opinions or trends, but
staying true to what feels authentic has made Aiya special.
I’ve also learned the importance of patience. Building something meaningful takes time, and rushing rarely leads to something you’re 100% happy with. I’ve realized how powerful community and connection are. The love and support from people who truly believe in me and my brand have been such a gift. It’s a reminder to surround yourself with people who uplift you and let go of those who don’t. This has been the most liberating thing! I’ve honestly never felt more at peace.
I’d tell them to focus on building a brand that’s wholeheartedly YOU. My personal goal is to keep Aiya small and manageable, a brand I can cherish forever without letting it become something overwhelming. I want to create products I genuinely love, and if that resonates with others, that’s amazing!
So, my advice would be to find something you’re passionate about, trust your own vision, and don’t worry about what anyone else thinks. I didn’t tell anyone about my brand (except my partner) until the product was finished. It might sound a bit extreme (and some people definitely didn't like that I did that), but it allowed me to create something I was proud of, free from outside opinions.
At the end of the day, this is your life, and you deserve to live it the way you want. I find it so much easier to put everything I have into a brand that I’m truly passionate about. Trusting myself throughout the entire process has been incredibly empowering, and I think others would benefit from doing the same. My advice is to go for it! Don’t rush and trust yourself xx
From her favorite Malibu spots to her go-to matcha order, Sky Haarsma brings her effortlessly cool vibe to every choice she makes. Today, she dials in with Gianna Ferace to chat about her must-have pieces, hummus, and why staying authentic is her secret to success.
Gianna: Perfect. We’re on. Okay, hello. So, I think we’ll just start with the first question I wrote for you and then let it flow. The questions aren’t in order, so I’ll just jump in. So here’s the first question.
Sky: Perfect!
Gianna: When I think of you, I feel like you balance trendiness, creativity, and originality. You draw a lot of inspiration, but you stay true to who you are. How have these principles influenced the creation of TIGG?
Sky: I feel like, with TIGG, especially in this digital age, there’s so much trendiness, and now you can see what everyone’s doing, and you share what everyone’s doing. There’s this constant sharing of what’s out there and what you "should" be doing. I wanted to create a space where we could talk about these trends. There’s a community of girls who have idols—like, everyone loves Bella Hadid and wants to know what she’s wearing. I wanted to make a place where girls can come together to talk about what’s in style and what pieces they like but also keep it authentic. It’s not just about following trends; it’s about figuring out who you are. Reading, whether it’s Vogue or a textbook, can be so educational, and it’s a way to experiment. You learn what you like and don’t like by trying everything. So, I wanted to create a community where girls can come together, be themselves, and still be part of a group. Fashion is about following trends, sure, but it’s also about knowing yourself.
Gianna: My next question: How do you choose which articles to write about? Now you have writer contributors and give them a lot of freedom, but when you were starting, what guided your choices?
Sky: Honestly, as TIGG has grown, it’s gotten harder to choose topics. You reach a point where you can only talk about T-shirts so many times. But I’m always in my head, having conversations with myself. I’ll be thinking about something I like or don’t like, and then I’ll stop and say, "Okay, write it down!" Sometimes, when I’m shopping, I see a top and think about what I’d wear it with. That’s how the stylist part of TIGG came about—the style boards, lookbooks, and articles are all ideas I wish I had in my closet or things I actually own.
Gianna: So the articles, the stylist pieces, the recipes—are they all personal?
Sky: Yeah, it's like a diary in a way. Half of it is a wishlist of what I want or am currently doing. As TIGG has grown and we have more writers, I want to keep things broad. I tell new writers to bring their ideas because when people write about what they love, it creates better articles.
Gianna: It’s like giving readers a glimpse into everyone’s brain—this is us on paper!
Sky: Exactly!
Gianna: What’s your biggest source of inspiration?
Sky: I get a lot of inspiration from Vogue. Social media can be inspiring, too, if you approach it from a place of inspiration rather than comparison. Also, clothing websites! I was on Free People before this, looking at campaigns. The models have this very, like, carefree and effortlessly cool energy. I want to have that, 100%.
Gianna: Okay, this is, like, totally random, but I know you're kind of a matcha girl because I saw your recipe on TIGG. What's your go-to matcha order?
Sky: My matcha order every single time is an iced matcha latte with almond milk, unsweetened. I do not like sweet drinks. When people sweeten my matcha, I get so upset. I also can’t bring my drink back—like, you will never catch me doing that. Sometimes, I'll get it with oat milk, especially if it's strong matcha, but sometimes, the oat milk is overpowering. Or if you want to go crazy, you can ask them to do half oat, half almond.
Gianna: Oh, I might try that. I don't love super sweet either, but almond milk is too bitter for me, so I get it with oat milk. I got a matcha today at Whole Foods, and there was so much sweetener I was like, "Oh no."
Sky: Right? There's such a balance you have to find. Some places taste better sweet, some unsweetened. Not everyone uses quality matcha; you can tell when it's a cheaper powder.
Gianna: Okay, so you're from California—do you have any recommendations for favorite spots or activities?
Sky: If you're in Malibu, my favorite restaurant is Taverna Tony's. It's a Greek place, the vibes are great, the food is amazing. I'm a dip girl, and they have the best dips with fresh bread. For activities…horseback riding! There are pretty trails around California. Obviously, the beach—Laguna Beach is popular. I love Carmel and Monterey; it's Big Little Lies vibes. Wait, have you seen Big Little Lies?
Gianna: I have! It’s one of my favorite shows ever, actually.
Sky: Same! It’s so good. I love California, obviously, it’s my home. But I don’t know what there is to do around here. All I do is go to restaurants or go shopping.
Gianna: That’s like when people ask me what to do around the Boston area. I'm like, "I don’t know. Go to a Red Sox game or something." There’s really nothing going on here sometimes.
Sky: Right? Like, let’s just go to Brandy Melville.
Gianna: Honestly. Next question. What are three things you can't live without?
Sky: First, hummus. I eat it daily. I just bought a giant tub from Whole Foods.
Gianna: Second item?
Sky: A white baby tee—a comfy, casual tee. You can dress it up or down.
Gianna: I want one of those Free People oversized tees. It’s a staple.
Sky: Basics are everything.
Gianna: What’s the third thing?
Sky: Rose water! I spray it on my face constantly. It's hydrating and helps with redness. And gives such a good glow.
Gianna: Those are good essentials. What are your current fall/winter obsessions?
Sky: Bootcut jeans, black long sleeves, sweaters. I want to go for more form-fitting looks this season. I’m usually all about oversized, but I’m feeling like mixing it up.
Gianna: I’ve been feeling that way too. I’ve been super into matching yoga sets lately.
Sky Exactly. Comfy but chic.
Gianna: Last question—what were your childhood inspirations, and do you think they still influence you?
Sky: Disney Princesses. I was a die-hard Disney princess fan. I lived in princess dresses. I was a huge girly girl, and still am today. What was your inspiration?
Gianna: Audrey Hepburn. My grandmother was a huge fan and started showing me her films when I was like, four years old. I'd lock myself in the guest room and watch Sabrina on repeat. That film shaped me into who I am today, without a doubt. All of Audrey’s work, honestly. My parents watched Breakfast at Tiffany’s and said, "Now we know why you’re the way you are." I was like, “This isn’t really a compliment. Holly’s got some issues. I love her but she’s awful.”
Sky: You were like, “Guys no, I wasn’t going for that!” That’s crazy. They really called you out.
Gianna: Last question: Where do you see yourself in 10 years, and what does the future of TIGG look like?
Sky: I’m hoping TIGG continues to grow, maybe almost like Gwyneth Paltrow’s Goop. I would take that. How old would I be in 10 years? 29. Oh my god, married, maybe? That’s crazy to think about. Like, you’re just at a stage of life where things are really happening.
Gianna: Yeah, like we’re 18 now. It’s surreal.
Sky: This is scary.
Gianna: Okay, scrap this question. It’s getting too serious. What’s your makeup routine?
Sky: I try not to wear makeup every day, purely because I hate washing my face. The tiniest bit of concealer right under the inner parts of the eyes. And then I like brown eyeliner, typically. But for fall and winter, I’ve been using black. Mascara is the last step. And that’s literally it. What’s yours?
Gianna: I’ve been using a lot of Glossier lately. I start off with their stretch concealer.
Sky: Do you like that one?
Gianna: It’s fine. It’s not full coverage but tones down the redness. It was an impulsive Sephora buy. I wouldn’t repurchase.
Sky: I almost did that the other day with it, that’s why I asked. Okay sorry, continue.
Gianna: No you’re totally good. So concealer and then this bronzer I don’t even know what brand it is. It’s from this local pharmacy near me. I stopped using mascara and I’ve just been curling them for a while. I would rub my eyes in school and make a mess so I had to make the executive decision to ditch the mascara until my sleep schedule is back on track. And then just chapstick. I will always be a fan of barely-there makeup.
Sky: Simple, glowy, and easy. I’m so jealous of people who can replicate advanced makeup looks from photos. My attempts always look terrible.
Gianna: Same! I can’t even do hair. My hair has gone curly recently, and I’m still figuring it out. I use the Kevin Murphy shine spray on dry and wet hair, but some days, it’s just a mess.
Did you know that our hair changes every seven years?
Sky: Like taste buds!
Gianna: Bonus question—what’s one piece of advice you’d like to share with everyone?
Sky: Create a vision of who you want to be, like a mood board or in your mind. It doesn’t have to be something you share with others. Just make a conscious effort every day to be that person. It’s not just believing you can do it but knowing it’s already you. It's about discovering who you want to be and evolving. If you want to wear dresses, just wear one and see how it feels. You might love it or hate it, and it’s all okay. You’re upgrading yourself, not changing into someone else.
Gianna: Exactly! You bring yourself everywhere, so finding happiness within yourself is key. We wake up with the same brain, body, and face every day—we have to make peace with that.
Sky: Yes, you get it! This was so much fun. Thank you so much for doing it.
Gianna: Thank you for doing it with me! Okay, yay. We’ll talk soon. Have a great rest of your day!
Sky: You too! Bye!
As someone who struggles with acne prone skin, finding the right products can be a major pain. Finding a brand that actually helps you requires a serious search. So when Sky, our incredible founder and the coolest girl in the world, asked if I wanted to try out 302 Professional’s line, I was a little nervous. Anyone who struggles with sensitive and prone to breakout skin knows how much anxiety there is with picking out a new product to put on their skin. But I’m willing to try anything for TIGG! And luckily for us, 302 Professional is a brand that hits the mark when it comes to their line. Over the course of about a month, I incorporated seven of their products into my daily routine and was so surprised by the difference in my skin. Will definitely be repurchasing, 302 Professional I’m officially your biggest fan.
A soothing spray that I like to use before adding any other product, it’s a great base and gets the skin refreshed and hydrated. The key ingredients are green tea, cucumber, and lavender. When I’m not at school I prefer to go bare faced, so I’ll spray this a few times a day and it adds a bit of glow.
As someone who really values a dark tan and is not the best at applying sunscreen over the summer, these drops have been my savior over the past weeks. This product is perfect for those who had a few too many sunburns over the summer, as it focuses on repairing skin that has been damaged by the sun. Although we can’t see the effects now, we’re paying for our gorgeous sun kissed skin with a damaged barrier and dark spots that will become noticeable as we age. So if you made the mistake of not sunscreening your face the past few summers(even though every Vogue Beauty Secrets video tells us to) we can help prevent it with these drops.
Acne prone people, add this to your cart right now! I’m serious. I love this mask an insane amount, it did an incredible drop of clearing my face of the pesky zits that would just not leave. With the key ingredients of magnesium, green tea, mineral oil, and lavender, this mask helps get rid of zits but doesn’t strip the natural oils or leave the skin feeling dry, which I tend to notice in a lot of other masks.
For a while, I was using La Roche Posay’s spot treatment and while it did get rid of my pimples, it just was not a great product to be using consistently. It burned and peeled my skin and would leave red marks from where I applied it. Don’t ask me why I kept using it. So when I began using this spot treatment that removed my imperfections but didn’t cause any pain or redness, you can imagine how excited I was. After a few days of using it and seeing overnight results(yes, overnight. How insane is that?) I threw my La Roche Posay into the trash. We shouldn’t have to compromise with bad side effects just to get rid of a pimple.
This product is made to be left on for a short period of time in order to clear and stabilize the skin and gave me visible improvements in just a few uses(!!!) Made with jojoba oil and Vitamin A, these drops are best for anyone struggling with acne.
The perfect skin smoothing and moisturizing product, used on a damp face after cleansing. Typically, I spray the calming mist, let that dry and then go in with these drops but you can do it vice versa as well. Made with chamomile, green tea, rice peptides and jojoba oil, this is one of their most simple product choices if you’re looking for a serum. It’s great under moisturizer or on it’s own.
In the ever-evolving world of skincare, LED face masks have emerged as a groundbreaking innovation that promises to take your beauty routine to the next level. All the it-girls are doing it, and all the supermodels have been doing it.
"When I have time, I love to lie under an LED mask. The blue light helps manage the bacteria, while the red light encourages the healing process of any breakouts I may have." Rosie Huntingon-Whiteley for Net-A-Porter.
Now, there are tons of masks on the market. Some work, some don't. Some are too cheap and don't have quality lights that are for your skin, and some are too overpriced and just trying to convince you that they somehow work better. However, without falling for TikTok suggestions or Amazon purchases - I found mine, and I love it. Among the elite options available, LED Esthetics has crafted a mask that stands out for its efficacy and luxurious design. Here’s why investing in an LED Esthetics LED face mask is a decision your skin will thank you for.
LED face masks use advanced light therapy to address various skin concerns, and the benefits are as radiant as the technology itself.
Boost Collagen Production:
Red and near-infrared lights penetrate deep into the skin, stimulating collagen and elastin production. This means a firmer, more youthful complexion, reducing the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles.
Reduce Inflammation and Acne:
Blue light therapy targets acne-causing bacteria and helps calm inflammation, making it a game-changer for those struggling with breakouts. It also assists in reducing redness and irritation.
Improve Skin Texture:
Regular use can lead to smoother skin texture and tone, as LED light promotes cellular repair and regeneration.
Enhance Radiance:
By increasing blood circulation, LED therapy helps deliver oxygen and nutrients to the skin, giving you a natural, healthy glow.
For optimal results, use the mask 3-4 times a week. Cleanse your face thoroughly, apply any serums or treatments, then put on the mask and relax for the recommended treatment time. Consistency is key, so make it a regular part of your skincare regimen to see the best results.
And who doesn't love a little extra self-care step to pamper themselves for an extra ten minutes? The best part is this doesn't take much. You can wear the mask while you are watching your favorite show or making a coffee—multi-tasking at its finest.
Whether you are travelling by car or plane or train for an hour or for ten, there are a few essentials every girl needs in her carry on. In addition to the obvious things like chargers and headphones, I added some more that you definitely need, and whether you already have something like it - these ones are just so amazing you need to try them out.
Having a good carry on is insanely essential. It has to be cute but also functional and not too big but not too small. It's like Goldilocks picking out her porridge all over again. Depending on where you are going, how you are getting there, etc, you might be looking for a very particular type of bag but these four options are pretty universal and get the job done in style.
Comfort should always come first when traveling, but that doesn't mean you can't still look cute. Whether you prefer a sweater, a hoodie, a crewneck, or something you can just throw over your shoulders like a kimono or a cardigan - they all work great. I personally love this flag sweater and blue crewneck, but I would pleasantly travel with any of these pieces I picked out. And honestly, in the last two seconds, my opinion has already changed, and now I'm feeling this grey hooded kimono or this dark hoodie. So just go with your style.
Who doesn't love to do a sheet mask on a plane? It's a fun way to stay moisterized and pass some time and its a quick and easy method. I like using one on the plane and then another once I get to my hotel. And when I'm traveling all I'm looking for is hydrating products, so these are my favorite trusty sheet masks that always leave my skin plump and glowy,
A good read is essential when it comes to traveling. You want a book that you can get trapped in and end up having no idea how much time passed. These are three suggestions for a new book but there are also tons of TIGG articles with more book suggestions if you want a longer list.
We should be keeping our lips moisterized at all times, but especially at times when the air is extra dry. On an airplane we are going to effiecncy and want to look for a product that stays on and seals in moisture, and isn't drying gup and drying up our lips. You can reach for a basic that you can just keep reapplying and not think twice like aquaphor, or something that's super glossy buy still hydrating like Kylie's butter balm. Or if you want to sleep it out, a lip mask, and lastly if you just want something delicious: this blueberry french toast lip treatment.
On top of the other suggested pieces, these are a few more that think everyone should have in their bag. First up, a sleep mask. And not those lame thin ones that don't even do anything. I'm obsessed with this this mulberry one from Amazon because it blocks out all the light and feels so nice on your face, I take her everywhere with me. Then you need a notebook (and obviously some pens). When you are confined to sitting down with nothing but our thoughts, now is the time to write them down. Then some cleansing face wipes. These are great to use for before your sheet msak or if you had makeup on that day and now you are ready to take it off and sleep on a plane for ten hours. Or they are also great whenyou are waking up after being on a plane and need a little face refreshing. And lastly, a hair clip. Duh.
Kitten heels and slingbacks are to the modern it-girl what Manolo Blahnik and Jimmy Choo's were to Carrie Bradshaw. And it-girl game recognizes it-girl game. So whether you are a Charlottle or a Carrie or a Samantha or a Miranda, you can't argue the fact that Carrie knew how to put together and look, and we all want a pair or two of her shoes. But we also aren't women in our late 30s in New York City living in the time before Pinterest and Instagram. But despite our differences, we all love a vintage Prada kitten heel. I mean, even Bella Hadid got a new stylist to get her hands on some vintage pumps for the Cannes Film Festival.
You might be wondering, what is it that the modern-day it-girl is looking for in her heel? Well, let me tell you. It needs to have a pointed toe, it needs to be either a kitten heel, mule, or slingback, it needs to have some sort of extra detail, like a little stud or bow or cutout shape. And bonus points if it's vintage.
And I will say the thing about kitten heels and mules is they are basically sneakers - meaning they can be worn everywhere and with everything. You can dress them up or down, they look with day wear or night wear, whether it be blue jeans and a white tee or a slinky dress, they always eat. Also, they are quite nostalgic. I mean, don't they remind you of those little plastic princess heels we used to all wear everywhere, even though our moms told us our feet would hurt? Yeah, we knew then, and we know now that pain is temporary and fashion is forever (but hey, don't get me wrong, I do love a pair of Uggs).
So whether you prefer a slick black look (Miranda), chic white with a little black bow (Charlotte), leopard print (Samantha), or a suede pink kitten heel (Carrie), you'll find a shoe on this list.
On a side note, your next purchase definitely needs to be from this list. Let me tell you—I just bought some pink suede Tony Bianco mules, and they were my best purchase of the summer. I wear them 24/7 with all my different outfits for all my different occasions, and I couldn't recommend any new it-girl kitten heel more.
I'm going to be totally honest: up until about an hour ago, I didn't even know you could get cute clothes from Amazon. Personally, I enjoy scrolling through a website, selecting the cutest pieces, and doing the whole add-to-cart thing, but in this day and age of fast-moving technology and next-day delivery, is adding-to-cart dying out?
So I decided to try and find the cutest things I could off of Amazon for those times when you want a tank top and don't want to spend $75 on it, or you need a baby tee ASAP. I put together this list to make finding it girl styles on Amazon super easy because, let me tell you from personal experience, finding cute clothes on Amazon is anything but easy. You can put in every keyword and copy a title exactly, yet the piece will never pop up. So after spending half my day scrolling, hitting the next page, and trying to type in any and every keyword I can think of, I found the cutest it-girl-approved pieces from Amazon.
And now you can shop them in record-breaking time.
