The Weekly Edit

what girls in la are wearing, going 90s, dressed up oura rings, the new macbook, hormone balancing smoothies, increasing happiness by 200% and so much more

Hiii and happy spring forward! The day when we lose an hour of sleep but gain the promise of longer evenings ahead. Feels like a breath of fresh air, ya?

K, let’s get into The Weekly Edit:

• Meet the new colorful MacBook Neo, starting at $599. Cute!

• The untold story of the birth of the iPhone.

• Is Elsa Hosk's fashion line, Helsa, leaving Revolve to go with Jens and Emma Grede, the husband-and-wife entrepreneur-operators behind Los Angeles–based Popular Culture, a holding company that includes Frame, Good American, Khy, and Skims? Sounds like there are talks.

• Nike could be one step closer to selling Converse as they sparked speculation Thursday evening when they issued its latest 8-K filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). In the new regulatory filing, Nike said the company’s management approved a plan to implement certain organizational changes, which together with previously approved actions, are expected to result in pre-tax charges of approximately $300 million.

• Chanel has named Bhavitha Mandava a house ambassador, cementing her meteoric rise as Matthieu Blazy’s muse. After debuting in his first Chanel collection last season, she made history as the first Indian model to open a Chanel show, leading the Métiers d’Art presentation in New York last December. Even better: she was spotted by a modeling scout on the subway while pursuing a master’s at NYU. Within two weeks, Blazy who was then at Bottega Veneta, cast her in a show. Proof you never know where life might take you!

• Why do all fashion designers dress alike?

• Two batches of Paris fashion week street style for you: one and two.

• Blackberries, BLTs, wedges of cheese: a brief history of snacks at The Row.

• Love Story’s costumes could have tanked the show. Then Rudy Mance stepped in.

• I was in LA earlier this week and could so clearly see the Love Story/Carolyn Bessette trickle-down effect. There were more black turtlenecks, oval sunglasses, and boot cut jeans than I could count.

• Last time I was in LA it felt like every girl was wearing Salomon’s and this trip, every girl was wearing ballet flats in red, leopard and sooo many black.

• Also sooo many Peggy’s.

• And black shorts like these and these with mesh flats à la this Margot airport outfit.

• I did it, I finally ordered Tinsley.

• Women are dressing up their Oura rings.

• Speaking of jewelry, this is great travel jewelry case for short trips. There’s a bigger one too which looks great but there’s a waitlist for most colors.

• data but make it beauty from data but make it fashion incoming.

• Starface landed a $105 million minority investment.

• Here are the top skincare brands recommended by AI.

• Eadem launched two new shades of their cult status gloss: Chateau Rose which is a cool, vintage rose with shimmery pearl and Sakura Shave Ice, a milky, translucent, neutral-toned pink. Fig Sauce was my gateway.

• Westman launched new Hydrobalm lipsticks and the formula is a beauty! I’ve been wearing Bob and English Rose both of which are very Sarah Pidgeon in Love Story.

• Ilia launched a new skin blurring concealer and had cute launch parties to celebrate.

• I’m very into this body treatment/serum which is super hydrating and smells aaaaamazing.

• What is the next generation of artists making?

• 14 hormone-healing smoothies that burn fat all morning (not spike your blood sugar by 10 AM).

• High-protein breakfast proven to boost focus.

• But do you want protein in your ice cream?

• There is now such thing as canned collagen sparkling water.

• TikTok’s new favorite drink? It’s hot water.

• The drink everyone is drinking in LA? This.

• Might be time to start freezing our bread and lemons.

• Travel is going analog.

• Craft retreats are the new burnout cure, from the art of flower arranging to textile design, hands-on workshops offer a way to unplug while picking up a new hobby.

• The 90s weren’t better. We were.

• I loved this term/idea of “going 90s” which is leaving your phone at home when you go for a walk, run to the grocery store, etc. The phrase comes from the simple fact that in the 90s, if you left the house, your phone stayed behind…attached to the wall.

• How to not give a F*ck (but like…elegantly)

• Why saying no is the ultimate kindness.

• This is your sign to book a road trip: a study found that traveling by car with your favorite person can increase your happiness by 200%.

• If you take one thing away from this, let it be to make this salted honey iced latte. 10/10!

And to close things out, a simple meditation I learned at my children’s school this week:

1. Sit down and relax into your body.

2. Close your eyes and gently notice the different sounds around you and count how many you hear.

3. Let your nervous system settle and reset.

K, have a nice week! If you enjoyed this, would you please give it a little heart?

XX,

G