The Weekly Edit
passports on your phone, the return of kodak film, erewhon shipping, paris street style and so much more!
Hi and happy Sunday! I hope this finds you exactly where you want to be. Maybe in pajamas, maybe with a coffee in hand, maybe in a cozy sweater, maybe in bed at 8pm with trashy TV queued up. Maybe on your phone, maybe on your comp, maybeee on an ipad. Wherever you are, wishing you a happy October!
Let’s get into the edit:
Once Upon A Farm filed IPO paperwork with the SEC on Monday. Meanwhile, there have been talks about a $650 million Coterie aquisition and Artipoppe was acquired by Bugaboo a few years ago. It’s alllll happening for the beloved millenial baby brands.
Things are looking up for Nike with a rise in revenue, beating profit expectations. Meanwhile, Lululemon’s stock is down 66%.
In other grocery news, Erewhon had a little snafu this week after posting a carousel captioned “A taste of Erewhon in your city. Coming soon” with maps of major cities. It read like major expansion announcement which it in fact, was not. This prompted a caption change for clarity to, “A Taste of Erewhon Shipping to Your City. Coming soon.” Keyword: shipping.
One last grocery thing, this gourmet grocer opening in Tribeca? Super into.
By the end of 2025, iPhones will let U.S. citizens add their passports to Apple Wallet.
For the first time in more than a decade, Kodak is selling film again! To help meet the growing demand for film, Kodak announced the launch of two color-negative films, KODACOLOR 100 and KODACOLOR 200, in 135 format rolls.
Apple Martin and Gwyneth Paltrow star in their first-ever (how?!) fashion campaign together for GAP Studio Fall 2025 with cute content like this, this and this. The result? A lot of buzz and a handful of items sold out.
DÔEN took a few influencers/friends on a private tour of Versailles channeling their inner-Marie Antoinette’s to celebrate 10 years. Chic! It’s wild that it’s been 10 years, I went to the the brand launch party at Chateau Marmont, feels like yesterday.
Do you use Beli? Apparently it ate Yelp.
Millennials refuse to give up ‘lol.’ Yup! Lol.
That new term “6-7” (pronounced “six seven”) you may be hearing? This is what it means.
A nice dose of street style from Milan Fashion Week.
But also, Paris street style. Oui oui!
A few more notes on Paris Fashion Week:
How Jane Birkin handled the problem of beauty. Also, It Girl: The Life and Legacy of Jane Birkin comes out this week.
Remember that impossibly chic Phoebo Philo caped leather moment on Kendall? Looks like Pixie Market made a dupe.
Another chic cape? This trench.
Love this study on iconic couple style.
Lingerie and wind breakers had a real moment this week.
Yes to these 8 outfit formulas for fall.
This little tip about COS and their adjustable waistband is a good one.
Mango is 30% off with code Mango30 and the coat love affair is reaallll with this, this and these.
J. Crew is 40% off sitewide. I’m doing a little shopping for the girls and maybe for me.
Rhode is launching peptide eye prep and the wait list is open.
Beauty I ran out of: Mara oil cleanser (trying this one for something different), this rather lux Ilia cream, Eight Day Regenerative Serum (LOVE and reordered!) and Iris & Romeo mascara.
What does everyone think of Taylor Swift’s new album?
Victoria Beckham’s three-part Netflix series comes out this week.
In Paris, Ghia’s founder Mélanie Masarin turned a 620-square-foot pied-à-terre into her warm jewel box home. Take a peek inside.
As someone who moved to a new place as an adult and had to make new friends, I appreciated this existential guide to making friends. Go where hands do things!
Don’t throw away your kid’s artwork, make this instead!
The 25 most influential magazine covers of all time. Any guesses before you look?
7 words that only exist in Japanese, but many people can relate to.
And to close it out, three cozy things from this week:
Made a quiche with store-bought pie crust and it felt like a real hack/unlock.
It was cool enough to wear a new sweater and it felt soo good.
Went apple picking, then piled the seven pounds we brought home into a big beautiful bowl on the counter. An instant joy-sparker every time I walk by.
That’s it for this week, thank you for reading!
Gentle reminder that these take a lot of reading, love and time to pull together, so if you enjoyed it, would you be kind enough to tap the little heart? It’s a small thing that’s actually really big in the Substack world.
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Always the best! How was apple picking? Any recs on where to go?
I always feel like a more informed citizen after these round ups 🫡