Happy Friday! I escaped the city briefly Upstate this week which was a nice change of scenery and so fun to see my friend Carly’s place she’s making her new home away from home. I’ve drafted a full update of everything I’ve been up to BTS the last month while in New York (including everywhere I ate, everything I cooked and some work accomplishments) and it’ll go out to paid subscribers early next week. If you want to get it into your inbox and you’re not already a part of my newsletter community, you can sign up HERE. As I use IG stories less and less I find myself preferring to give longer form looks at how I spend my time.

I hope you enjoy this week’s edit and have a wonderful weekend!

The Weekly Edit 7.17.26

WHAT I DID THIS WEEK:

• Went to one of my favorite antique fairs – Brimfield in Massachusetts! It happens just a couple times a year and I wanted to treasure hunt with my friend Carly particularly for her new house. I sadly came home empty handed but just a good excuse to go back again in the future. 
• Loved seeing my friend Annabelle’s feature on the Passport to Rêverie newsletter! She’s one of the best, smartest people I know working in digital marketing.
• Shared some of my most worn summer MVPs this season.
• Watched a lot of World Cup games and really enjoyed it (although was sad to see France and England not advance!)

READ + BOOKMARK:

• How to tell your neighbor they’re annoying you.
• Hotel deals worth planning a trip for.
• Inside Elin Hilderbrand’s Nantucket home (wow!)
• How to be on your phone less this summer.
• Homemade Pop Tarts!? Yes, please. 
• How to decide where to take your Italian vacation.
• Lexi Minetree on becoming Elle Woods.
• How to spend a perfect day in London.

NOTEWORTHY STYLE FINDS:

• The Nordstrom Sale is underway and I’ll be covering it differently than I usually do. This year I put together a tight edit right HERE that you can browse all my picks from. There’s some real standout outerwear I anticipate will go quickly but otherwise I culled down the thousands of inclusions to under 100 items I think look noteworthy. I also included a variety of my picks in a newsletter this week – Confessions of a Fall Girlie.
• Started a new place to be saving things I’m loving atm. There’s also newness in the Under $200 collection!
• Somehow I missed that Sarah Flint released a raffia version of their Natalie flat I love so much – it’s so chic for summertime! 
• Oak Essentials is doing 20% off sitewide which means you can get their luxe skin and body care products at a nice discount including this deo I’ve been loving and the body SPF I’ve been relying on all summer. I also am obsessed with this candle. 
• These lace trimmed shorts are so darling. So are these cotton blend ones. 
• Loving the look of these Toteme sneakers. I have a pair of their sneakers and they are great (I just sprayed them with this before use!)
• My girlfriend showed up to dinner with this handy little blotting paper kit and now I need it. Ideal for sweaty Summer commuting.
• These crochet trousers from J.Crew are so chic as a coverup! When I was in Rio all the women were wearing crochet pants at the pool and looked fabulous.
• A really good linen maxi under $100 (looks so good IRL).
• I found a good look alike to the Prada pumps I’ve been seeing everywhere. 
• I love the look of Jenni Kayne’s newest cable knit sweater. Code MEGHANDONO10 for 10% off.
• One of my favorite layering tees is this one from J.Crew and I just spotted it on major sale with an extra % off. I wear a size L.
• If you’re a fan of Hill House, you should check out Shopbop’s new exclusive label they just launched. Very similar aesthetics!
• Shop this week’s bestsellers.

IN CASE YOU MISSED IT:

• Exactly How I Plan Outfits for Travel.
• Literary Pairings for Your Travel Plans.
• What to Pack for a Girls’ Trip to Paris.
• Nordstrom Anniversary Sale Early Access Picks.
• What Not to Wear in Paris (+ What to Wear Instead).
• My Guide to Brooklyn Heights.

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