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As anyone who lives in New York will tell you, Williamsburg is the new SoHo. For better or worse, North 6th Street, in particular—just a couple of blocks from my apartment—has transformed into a bona fide shopping destination, home to the likes of Glossier, Byredo, and Chanel Beauty, not to mention Hermès, Reformation, and Madewell.
If you’ve been to a luxury shopping mall or scrolled through your favorite influencers’ social media feeds, chances are you’re already familiar with designer Stuart Weitzman. This brand began in 1986 and is known for its sexy styles, stunning silhouettes, and sturdy designs. Additionally, its boots are available in multiple width options, typically including narrow, medium, wide, and even extra wide. With a higher price point (from around $600 to $2000), these shoes are definitely an investment, but we think they’re well worth the splurge.
Aquarius, this week’s Cancer Full Moon will take you out of your comfort zone due to how sensitive it’ll make you feel. But this is actually a good thing, because as we enter 2024 you’re being asked to view your sensitivity as a superpower. Pluto, the Planet of Transformation, is gearing up to re-enter your sign for a 20-year stretch. And since Pluto is the ruler of Scorpio — one of the most sensitive and intuitive signs of the zodiac — you’re going to be more influenced by Water sign energy over the course of these next two decades, and this week’s full moon is an invitation for you to get used to it. Find ways to get more acquainted with what’s going on within your psyche and subconscious mind, either through journalling, therapy, or spending time near the water. You are the Water Bearer, after all.
If you’re tapped into fashion even just a tiny bit, you’ll know how much fashion power J.Crew currently holds. Even as someone who never really shopped at the so-called “preppy” retailer until now, I fully understand the hype it’s received this year. You can always find compliment-inducing standout pieces and easy basics you’ll get plenty of wear out of. I’d even argue that you don’t have to spend a penny at the store to find it helpful. How? Well, a favorite pastime of mine is looking through the outfits featured in the brand’s campaign imagery and on J.Crew Creative Director Olympia Gayot‘s Instagram feed.
