Month: August 2019

Emma Roberts has a thing for It pieces. Whether she’s igniting the latest flat-shoe trend all on her own or making Reformation dresses sell out like crazy, we can always count on her to wear the pieces everyone else will want—before everyone else knows they want it. Case in point: the new designer bag she’s been carrying lately. Ever heard of the brand Chylak? It’s an emerging Polish label that fashion insiders can’t stop buzzing about at the moment, and Roberts has worn one of its bags more times than we can count this month, so if you’re just hearing about it now, it’s only the beginning.

The reason we’re calling hers an It bag is that it happens to hit on the biggest fall bag trends. It’s mini, has a structured shape, and is finished with a glossy croc effect. Oh, and at $350, it’s far less than the other It bags we’re seeing yet easily looks twice that amount. The other bags on offer from Chylak have the same forward yet timeless look to them, so we have a feeling the brand won’t be a secret for much longer. We highly suggest you discover the celebrity-approved brand, and shop one of its bags before all your friends do.

Next, check out all the top It items of the month.

Jessica Alba is the ultimate multi-hyphenate, and she has the wardrobe to prove it. The actress/CEO/mom looks just as comfortable in her office gear as she does on the red carpet, and the former is what we’re here to bring to your attention today. Yesterday, while heading to the Honest Company HQ in Santa Monica for a day of work, Alba wore an outfit that’s definitely worth copying if you, too, work in a casual office environment. Particularly noteworthy are her pants.

The aforementioned pants are by Lou & Grey, one of our favorite brands for affordable basics. Not only are they comfortable and on-trend with their utility details and wide legs, but they’re also a mere $80 and the perfect length to wear with flats. Speaking of which, her Nordstrom mules are also affordable at just $120. Keep scrolling to shop her pants and shoes as well as more affordable pants that are perfect for work.

Next, fall work outfits that are guaranteed to impress your boss.

One of Rolex‘s most colorful offerings ever is the Rainbow Cosmograph Daytona, which was first introduced over a year ago. Since then it’s picked up plenty of famous devotees. 

A short list of Rainbow Rollie lovers includes Miley Cyrus, Mark Wahlberg, noted watch collector and occasional musician John Mayer, Maroon 5’s Adam Levine, and—most recently—Post Malone.

Malone was wearing one of these glittering timepieces recently when he made an appearance on Late Night With Jimmy Fallon. The guest spot was notable enough as it was, given that Malone walked on stage dressed unusually—for him. He wore a finely tailored three-piece suit and the Fruity Pebbles-colored Daytona, providing a welcome contrast to his signature face tattoos.

It’s no wonder this particular version of the Daytona might get some celebrity love. In reviewing the “Everose Gold Ref. 116595 RBOW,” Hodinkee’s Ben Clymer acknowledged that the watch already had a cult following among the rich and famous in early 2018 and wrote that while “its look may not be to most’s tastes, trust me when I say this watch is one of the most interesting and important in the current Rolex line-up.”

Rolex has referred to this model as “a scintillant gem-set version of the Oyster Perpetual Cosmograph Daytona.” Here’s what it comes with:

• A bezel studded with sapphires in every color of the rainbow (of course).
• 56 brilliant-cut diamonds that adorn the case, encrusting the lugs and crown guard.
• On the dial, the hour markers bear 11 baguette-cut sapphires.

Other features, according to Hodinkee’s review:

Diameter: 40mm
Case Material: Everose Gold
Dial Color:Black lacquer, counters in 18k pink Gold Crystals
Indexes: 11 baguette-cut, rainbow-coloured sapphires
Hands: 18k pink gold
Lume: Chromalight (long-lasting luminescence, blue glow), except on the center seconds hand and counter hands
Water Resistance: 100 meters
Strap/Bracelet: Everose gold (Reference 78595 A) 

At the moment, the Post Malone-preferred model isn’t on Rolex‘s website—Hodinkee reported its availability was “extremely limited.” 

There are, however, several on sale via online watch market Chrono 24, and if you want your own, prepare to pay more than $425,000.