DEAR SANTA,
I’ve been mostly good — which should count for something. On my list this year: heirloom-worthy glassware, sophisticated outerwear, a candle that smells like cashmere, and a few things too beautiful to be practical. This year, I’m leaning into a wishlist that’s delightfully impractical — sculptural lighting, a silk robe worthy of breakfast in bed, and tabletop pieces that make even Tuesday night feel like an occasion.
At home:
Hosting...wine breathing in a decanter, plates stacked, cherry pie in the oven, dinner burning on the stove. A fire on against a backdrop of venetian plaster and late-night jazz. Barefoot through it all, wrapped in a jacquard something, undoing the evening one laugh at a time.
On her:
Worn jeans that feels like morning, heels by the door, the simplicity of a black dress against candlelight. In her favorite cardigan— composed, undone, entirely her own.
She gathers:
Linen, glass, and gold (or silver) or both. Things with history, things that soften with time. The art of patina.
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This month’s November Musts is an ode to the art of gifting and gathering — a curation of pieces that blend elegance with ease. From candlelit dinners to glittering soirées, each selection is meant to inspire calm sophistication, celebration, and every moment in between.
At home:
She collects cut crystal coupes and embroidered napkins, not for show—but because she believes beauty should be used daily.
On her:
A LBD in jet black, simple in cut but rich in texture. Her heels are low and sharp, made for walking through cobblestone or conversation.
She buys:
Silk with weight, lace with story. A vintage brooch that looks like it belonged to someone’s grandmother in the 1940s and a pair of dark chocolate pumps with just enough height to feel intentional.
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