Even Kendall Jenner’s most casual looks are effortlessly cool. The model and 818 founder has spent the past few days running around New York City, where she has worn a series of understated outfits that are perfect for early-fall dressing. For a lunch outing on Saturday, the star paired a plain white crop top with straight-leg, charcoal-gray jeans by Reformation and a black leather belt, which featured a golden buckle. She added a dark brown denim jacket and black leather loafers to tie the look together.

Kendall Jenner is bringing new life to the blazer. Last night, the model showed off a fresh take on the classic wardrobe staple. Photographed heading to Carbone restaurant in New York City, Jenner wore an oversized boxy blazer dress complete with contrasting white lapels and trim from Frankie Shop. The supermodel paired her chic look with sheer black tights from Commando, matching leather knee-high boots, a black mini shoulder bag, and a protective face mask due to the ongoing pandemic.

Las modelos son cada vez más conscientes de que son referentes para la legión de jóvenes seguidoras que tienen. Y si muestran una vida tan irreal como perfecta, puede que ellas den por sentado que su dia a día es así. Sin embargo, muchas de ellas, lo saben y por eso muestran a través de sus redes sociales partes de su vida que aunque quizás no sean tan glamourosas, las convierten en mujeres reales, con las que sus seguidoras se pueden identificar.

Previously restricted to the four walls of a facialist’s clinic, LED masks have now fully broken into the mainstream, with an increasing array of skin-tech brands offering at-home light therapy devices that promise transformative results with consistent use. If you haven't experienced an LED mask before, you've probably at-least seen one in action. A quick scroll on Instagram confirms the A-list appeal of these smart devices: pretty much everyone has been spotted posing in an illuminated mask, from Victoria Beckham to Kim Kardashian.

Luxury French book publisher Assouline is no stranger to homes. Across the globe, well-appointed tables and shelves feature the famed brand’s aspirational, limited-edition books. The impeccably-designed and crafted books on hyper-niche topics have become status symbols unto themselves. But the family-owned brand is about to become even more synonymous with the home, thanks to the launch of their interior decor line, beginning with a new collection of scented candles. Inspired by Assouline’s best-selling Travel Series titles, each scented candle—perfumed by famous nose Jérôme Epinette—transports to six destinations: Mykonos, Tulum, Marrakech, Ibiza, Gstaad, and the Moon.